CroatiaFan123
10 years ago
Today football is only about money.
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CroatiaFan123
10 years ago
Today football is only about money.
Marcus2011
10 years ago
Barclays Priemier League
Emirates FA Cup
Capital One Cup
Well now it is complete , all the tournaments are bought out officially . Oh wait Community Shield is left . I am sure that won't take long neither .
ramaboy10
10 years ago
Proof football is money. Sooner or later football jerseys will look like this:
HorseAFC
10 years ago
Edited
@Marcus isn't community shield Bud Weiser?
Edit: It's McDOnalds
@Marcus isn't community shield Bud Weiser?
tiki_taka
10 years ago
Lolz The final in Dubai ?
Argjenti1996
10 years ago
It should be named Arsenal Fa Cup
Marcus2011
10 years ago
@horseafc
mmh Idk , well then even charity shield is bought out .
quikzyyy
9 years ago
Edited
It's official now: Emirates, a global connector of people and passions, and The FA today announce that the airline will become the lead partner of The FA Cup, to be known as The Emirates FA Cup, from next season until 2018.
and change will come for BPL too: Premier League to be without a title sponsor from 2016-17 season in bid to mirror major American sports' 'clean' branding strategy
It's official now: Emirates, a global connector of people and passions, and The FA today announce that the airline will become the lead partner of The FA Cup, to be known as The Emirates FA Cup, from next season until 2018.
and change will come for BPL too: Premier League to be without a title sponsor from 2016-17 season in bid to mirror major American sports' 'clean' branding strategy
expertfootball11
9 years ago
Thanks to the Emiratis, now Arsenal gonna get cash...
FA Cup set to be renamed Emirates FA Cup as part of three-year £30m sponsorship deal.
The FA Cup, the oldest knockout football competition in the world, is set to be rebranded as the Emirates FA Cup in a new £30million sponsorship dealIn a move that will upset traditionalists, the FA are understood to have secured a three-year contract with Emirates Airlines.The deal, due to be rubber-stamped by the FA board on Thursday, is believed to be worth at least £10million a year — but comes at a cost for lovers of the 144-year-old competition.
The hunt proved hugely difficult even after the FA revamped their sponsorship team to bring in expertise honed at Manchester United. And it needed a bit of luck to attract Emirates Airlines, who have a massive sports sponsorship portfolio across the world that includes Arsenal’s stadium and kit.
Emirates have big money to spend after deciding last November not to renew their £30m-a-year FIFA sponsorship for the 2018 and 2022 World Cups with the corruption allegations surrounding those tournaments said to be a consideration.
The Emirates deal, likely to be officially announced nearer to the FA Cup final on May 30, is also well-timed for the FA’s commercial department with the new chief executive Martin Glenn arriving at Wembley next month.
FA Cup set to be renamed Emirates FA Cup as part of three-year £30m sponsorship deal.
The FA Cup, the oldest knockout football competition in the world, is set to be rebranded as the Emirates FA Cup in a new £30million sponsorship deal
In a move that will upset traditionalists, the FA are understood to have secured a three-year contract with Emirates Airlines.
The deal, due to be rubber-stamped by the FA board on Thursday, is believed to be worth at least £10million a year — but comes at a cost for lovers of the 144-year-old competition.
The hunt proved hugely difficult even after the FA revamped their sponsorship team to bring in expertise honed at Manchester United. And it needed a bit of luck to attract Emirates Airlines, who have a massive sports sponsorship portfolio across the world that includes Arsenal’s stadium and kit.
Emirates have big money to spend after deciding last November not to renew their £30m-a-year FIFA sponsorship for the 2018 and 2022 World Cups with the corruption allegations surrounding those tournaments said to be a consideration.
The Emirates deal, likely to be officially announced nearer to the FA Cup final on May 30, is also well-timed for the FA’s commercial department with the new chief executive Martin Glenn arriving at Wembley next month.