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ccfcway

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[h=1]Coventry City confirm home shirt sponsor for 2015/16 season[/h]
Coventry City have confirmed Dubai and Coventry property agency Allsopp & Allsopp will sponsor the club's home shirt for a second season running.
The firm, which has a branch in the city as well as offices in the Middle East, will have its logo on the new Nike home shirt for the 2015/16 season.
The company is run by Coventry-born brothers Carl and Lewis Allsopp.


 

Otis

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Coventry City confirm home shirt sponsor for 2015/16 season


Coventry City have confirmed Dubai and Coventry property agency Allsopp & Allsopp will sponsor the club's home shirt for a second season running.
The firm, which has a branch in the city as well as offices in the Middle East, will have its logo on the new Nike home shirt for the 2015/16 season.
The company is run by Coventry-born brothers Carl and Lewis Allsopp.




Dubai and Coventry?

Lol.


No, seriously .................................. Lololololololololololololololololololololololololololol

What next, a merger between Harrods and Poundland?
 
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Dubai and Coventry?

Lol.


No, seriously .................................. Lololololololololololololololololololololololololololol

What next, a merger between Harrods and Poundland?

Tsch, one coming to Leamington too.
 

mark82

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Just the home kit again. Charity on away kit again this year? Not sure the club is in a position to be giving up advertising space to charity for free/cheap.
 

AFCCOVENTRY

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I would rather Stat Sports were on the home shirt.

Some tin pot property firm is rubbish. It's not as if it's Hamptons International or Savills.

Seriously...must be such a cheap sponsorship deal.
 

pusbccfc

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Awful logo. Hopefully they adapt it to the home and away kit colours rather than planting big dark square in the middle of a sky blue shirt.
 

Gint11

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I went to school in Coventry with Carl and Lewis and I know Carl better. They are leading the way over in Dubai in their market and quite frankly smashing it. So much so they have branched out and decided to set up in their home town of Coventry. Both good lads from a good family and are Sky blue through and through. Why any of you would slag them off or say 'tin pot property firm' is beyond me and is massively ignorant.
 

mark82

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I went to school in Coventry with Carl and Lewis and I know Carl better. They are leading the way over in Dubai in their market and quite frankly smashing it. So much so they have branched out and decided to set up in their home town of Coventry. Both good lads from a good family and are Sky blue through and through. Why any of you would slag them off or say 'tin pot property firm' is beyond me and is massively ignorant.

Quite. Only takes a quick look at the website to see they are employing a relatively large number of people in a country known for its wealth. They can't be doing too badly.

At the end of the day, we are in league one and get little tv coverage and low crowds. We aren't going to be attracting the large companies we did in the past for sponsorship. It is always going to be a company with a local connection and, at the end of the day, if they offered the most money who cares who they are!
 
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Quite. Only takes a quick look at the website to see they are employing a relatively large number of people in a country known for its wealth. They can't be doing too badly.

At the end of the day, we are in league one and get little tv coverage and low crowds. We aren't going to be attracting the large companies we did in the past for sponsorship. It is always going to be a company with a local connection and, at the end of the day, if they offered the most money who cares who they are!

tbh, if they've got the money then fair play. If they have even more and would like to build us a ground then more fair play ;)

the multinational with sites in Dubai and Coventry does remind me a bit of ageing rock bands however, who play Vienna, Madrid, Paris, Berlin... Rhyl.
 

fernandopartridge

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I went to school in Coventry with Carl and Lewis and I know Carl better. They are leading the way over in Dubai in their market and quite frankly smashing it. So much so they have branched out and decided to set up in their home town of Coventry. Both good lads from a good family and are Sky blue through and through. Why any of you would slag them off or say 'tin pot property firm' is beyond me and is massively ignorant.

You forget that most on here are on the boards of FTSE 100 companies.
 
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torchomatic

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It's coz of SISU, ain't it? The club and everything associated with it has to be slagged off at any opportunity.

I went to school in Coventry with Carl and Lewis and I know Carl better. They are leading the way over in Dubai in their market and quite frankly smashing it. So much so they have branched out and decided to set up in their home town of Coventry. Both good lads from a good family and are Sky blue through and through. Why any of you would slag them off or say 'tin pot property firm' is beyond me and is massively ignorant.
 
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It's coz of SISU, ain't it? The club and everything associated with it has to be slagged off at any opportunity.

Now... I have no clue what the deal is, and if it's more than City Link then it's certainly fair play to the club, that's done well. It's also encouraging Coventry firms more inclined to be associated with the club nowadays than a season or two back, also.

There will be the caveat however, that the club (at SCG?) made comments about the inept commercial deals made with the Cassidys for their sponsorship (another local company done well) so they did put their head above the parapit with those criticisms, that if they don't get the commercial revenue above that, then they've not done fabulously.
 

mark82

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Now... I have no clue what the deal is, and if it's more than City Link then it's certainly fair play to the club, that's done well. It's also encouraging Coventry firms more inclined to be associated with the club nowadays than a season or two back, also.

There will be the caveat however, that the club (at SCG?) made comments about the inept commercial deals made with the Cassidys for their sponsorship (another local company done well) so they did put their head above the parapit with those criticisms, that if they don't get the commercial revenue above that, then they've not done fabulously.

Current sponsors came in when not many others would touch us and had an option for this year by the sound of it. Doubt it would be more than city link, we aren't the advertising proposition we were when City Link came in (and look how things worked out for them).
 
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Current sponsors came in when not many others would touch us and had an option for this year by the sound of it. Doubt it would be more than city link, we aren't the advertising proposition we were when City Link came in (and look how things worked out for them).

No, I'd be surprised. It is just (as per usual!) the club handed the stick over to beat themselves with, with the odd ill-advised comment.

We did well with City Link I suppose, to get the cash before they went belly up!
 

torchomatic

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I think it was increased competition in the delivery sector, but blaming SISU is so much more fun!

I doubt we had much of an influence over them going out of business!
 

Covkid1968#

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I went to school in Coventry with Carl and Lewis and I know Carl better. They are leading the way over in Dubai in their market and quite frankly smashing it. So much so they have branched out and decided to set up in their home town of Coventry. Both good lads from a good family and are Sky blue through and through. Why any of you would slag them off or say 'tin pot property firm' is beyond me and is massively ignorant.

Exactly!!! unbelievable. 2 Covkids making a shedload and looking to invest in the City and the club.....We have much to be thankful and respectful for.
 

CJ_covblaze

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Shirt sponsorship deals in our league have a value starting at 50-100k. It's not easy to sell. Some clubs in the past have sold them on a match by match basis to local businesses for 2k.
 

mark82

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Shirt sponsorship deals in our league have a value starting at 50-100k. It's not easy to sell. Some clubs in the past have sold them on a match by match basis to local businesses for 2k.

I'm guessing that's why we have separate home and away sponsors.
 

CJ_covblaze

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I'm guessing that's why we have separate home and away sponsors.

The impression I got of that deal was it was a freebie in exchange for free use of their services and software/equipment. This sort of arrangement is not unheard of in football. Sold plenty of these myself as they are relatively common in Motorsport.
 

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