as much as id want him back i doubt anyone would have the money bar Twiggy and the Force
Twiggy sponsoring the Wallabies? Hmmm money is money but I’d be weary about his influence.
I have good second hand info which is exactly the same.Everyone associated with him at Kings who I have spoken to has described him as a really humble young guy who has a lot of time for the younger kids, even volunteering to run water and coach junior ages at the school. One parent I spoke to whose son plays with him said he would be absolutely hating the publicity right now. Its second hand intel but I literally have not heard one bad thing said about the guy from anyone at Kings.
So "colourful racing identity" isn't being used any more?More commonly known by its street name 'a drug dealer'.
Lame post
Who’s going to be sponsoring the AB’s after the AIG deal expires?
Why lame?Lame post
Who’s going to be sponsoring the AB’s after the AIG deal expires?
NZ Rugby (NZR) reportedly hopes to sell All Blacks jersey sponsorship for more than $300 million.
American insurance giant AIG currently holds the rights, which expire at the end of 2021, and NZME claims NZR is trying to sell its entire portfolio of jersey sponsorships - All Blacks, Black Ferns, Sevens, Māori and U20 - to a single investor.
The package could be offered to a major US or Japanese advertising agency, which could then on-sell to companies wanting their names on the New Zealand teams' jerseys.
AIG has been the All Blacks' major sponsor since 2012, when its name began appearing on the team's jersey, but announced last January it would end its sponsorship in 2021.
The current deal is worth $120m over five years, but NZR reportedly wants more money and has priced a five-year deal to one investor at $300m, a figure that trumps the entire total income of all sponsorships from 2016-19.
The strength of the All Blacks’ brand over the years will also mean NZR will be less reliant on broadcast rights, which have become less predictable, especially in the streaming age.
Between 2016 and 2019, broadcast income averaged 35 per cent of NZR’s total income, but for the first time it wasn’t the biggest source of revenue for the national body.
Broadcast contracts are not linear — they fluctuate depending on the volume of content — and with the All Blacks only playing three home tests last year, viewing rights income was $57.4m while sponsorship and licensing revenue was $72.9m.
In the same four-year period, sponsorship income totalled $258m, with $308m from broadcast rights.
Why lame?
Too many posters on here live in fantasy land. This is the state of the nation and in reality where will we be in 2021? No major sponsor and broadcast deal, and there will be no excess federal funds due to the country’s increase deficit. Unless World Rugby steps in, rugby in Australian will become semi pro. Do you know something we don’t?
RA would have known Qantas were withdrawing before yesterday, they could well have sponsors in the pipeline.
I think you’d be surprised at some of the profit figures coming out of not so pro-cyclical firms.How many businesses can justify multi million dollar sponsorships at the moment with no idea what media coverage they will get for their $$$$
If the figure of $5m a year is correct - that's peanuts for global exposure
It is almost impossible to exaggerate the depth of the abyss into which much of the game – professional and amateur – in Britain and Ireland is now staring.
If the figure of $5m a year is correct - that's peanuts for global exposure - I wouldn't be surprised if an overseas Corp comes forward