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Veho announced as new main club sponsor of Southampton Football Club


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Blah blah blah. The main reason I care about the sponsor is how it makes the shirt look.

 

It's not a brand with a negative connotation like Wonga or dare I mention http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1553923-25-worst-club-sponsors-in-world-football/page/22 . And the logo itself is fairly subtle, like a lower case Sony. Definitely won't ruin a shirt.

 

You lot are going to give yourselves (or each other) ulcers.

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Looking at the sponsorship league table(above) you would very much doubt we've moved up at all despite our higher profile this season & and all the chat about focusing on commercial streams of income. Really hope I'm wrong & they have paid a large sum.

 

Why not?

 

We are 8th.

Huge catchment area.

New Stadium.

England internationals.

A new board exciting board.

 

This is our time.

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It matters as surely the club should be looking for more exposure and a more prestigious company?

 

If they cant attract more then its worrying to say the least.

 

How much is it worth?

 

The Green Bay Packers don't even have a shirt sponsor - I'd say we're ahead of the game.

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Blah blah blah. The main reason I care about the sponsor is how it makes the shirt look.

 

It's not a brand with a negative connotation like Wonga or dare I mention http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1553923-25-worst-club-sponsors-in-world-football/page/22 . And the logo itself is fairly subtle, like a lower case Sony. Definitely won't ruin a shirt.

 

You lot are going to give yourselves (or each other) ulcers.

 

 

I'm not I know our standing, hence when the players and others go this year it will be a sad day but one I know will always happen, I only wished the board would be more honest about it, this speaks volumes pardon the pun.

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Great products. Growing fast based on reputation (wouldn't mind seeing some global revenue figures though). Not another payday loan company or online bookmaker. Simple text-baed logo that won't massively dominate the shirt. Saints branded consumer products on the way. Could be worse!

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Plenty of OTT reactions here. Being 'underwhelmed' by a sponsor is quite funny really.

 

Indeed - although it has nicely highlighted those who default to a negative reaction when they have little information to go on.

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From the point of exploitation of the poor I am very happy and I am sure the board took this into consideration when we went with the locally based speaker company.

 

How is that relevant as a stick to beat them with? The size of the deal is what matters, not about it being a local company or not. There are some huge companies with HQ's in Hampshire.

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How is that relevant as a stick to beat them with? The size of the deal is what matters, not about it being a local company or not. There are some huge companies with HQ's in Hampshire.

 

Why didn't we tap them up then? Serco for one? There has to be a reason somewhere we are not seeing or not wanting to.

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That is kind of the point of sponsorship I believe.

 

From the sponsors perspective.

 

The point of it to us should be about making the most money, which we don't appear very well at doing.

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Rank Xerox

Air Florida

Dimplex

Draper Tool

Friends Provident

Sanderson

Fly Be

aap3

 

Have I missed any? None of them are particularly large or global brands with the exception of Xerox

 

FlyBe and Xerox probably the biggest we've ever had.

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Rank Xerox

Air Florida

Dimplex

Draper Tool

Friends Provident

Sanderson

Fly Be

aap3

 

Have I missed any? None of them are particularly large or global brands with the exception of Xerox

 

 

BUt they were never in the

 

#itshappening

 

era when we were not going for a 5 year plan of getting into Europe/Champions League, have I missed something?

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I don't know what all the negativity is about. Without knowing the finer details of the deal there's not a lot to say. Some people on here remind me of the two joeys who sit behind me - only happy when moaning about the club they support.

 

Welcome aboard Veho.

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Good kit, good company, good (and short!) logo. I've bought a couple of their products...what's not to like?

Well this is Saintsweb, so plenty. Although exactly what it is that is not to like is not entirely clear just yet.

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I'm not underwhelmed, disappointed or any of the other crap being posted.

Just confused.

If we're so big on increasing our commercial revenue now, then why haven't we gone for a bigger brand that can pump more money in? That is of course, unless we're getting ANOTHER sponsor for just the shirts and our main sponsor isn't included in that.

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Based on what specific information?

 

My gut instinct. I'd be staggered if we have significantly improved from the AAP3 deal. I couldn't give a flying one who sponsors us, would just like to get the best possible deal for the club.

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They've achieved aim number one: not some chavvy gambling brand.

 

Let's see if they've achieved number two - more money than the last lot. MLG ' s £3-5m is a bit fanciful but I'd hope for at least another 500k on top of the reported 1m that aaaaaaap were paying.

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Based on this, Saints should be looking for deals from £3m to £5m if they are seriously looking to close the gap commercially as Ralph Krueger stated he was aiming to...

 

Shirt-deals-13-14-PL.jpg

 

Have they managed that with Veho?

From where do you pluck the £3-5m figure from?
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You do realise sponsor doesn't mean buying the club right?

 

Yes I d, its about prestige for us, not money, the big clubs get £20 Million and I am obviously not expecting that, I was expecting a large company, this is as a high League position we will ever finish and the best we can get is a speaker company?

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From the sponsors perspective.

 

The point of it to us should be about making the most money, which we don't appear very well at doing.

 

It's also about a partnership that involves raising the profiles of both companies worldwide...an innovative electronics-based global company should fit the bill?

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Lets not ve too harsh to Veho, shall we.

 

Theyre a local company who obviously see benefit from sponsoring SFC, and the club must see reciprocal benefits.

 

He directors are Saints fans too, so may well frequent this site

 

 

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They do indeed frequent this site!!

 

And they are a tremendous bunch of lads and lasses who have built this company up from nothing (and who have ambitions to compete with the big boys).

 

From a Saints perspective, surely all that matters is that the deal is commercially sound and have to say I find it a bit strange how some people get all worked up about a sponsor.

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They do indeed frequent this site!!

 

And they are a tremendous bunch of lads and lasses who have built this company up from nothing (and who have ambitions to compete with the big boys).

 

From a Saints perspective, surely all that matters is that the deal is commercially sound and have to say I find it a bit strange how some people get all worked up about a sponsor.

 

It's weird.

 

How dare a local company try and make good! Honestly....

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