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Mclaren won't be sponsoring us, they have no need to sponsor us. They won't gain anything through sponsoring us. Maybe if we were in the Premier league then yes, but in the championship we have nothing to offer them.
 
Mclaren won't be sponsoring us, they have no need to sponsor us. They won't gain anything through sponsoring us. Maybe if we were in the Premier league then yes, but in the championship we have nothing to offer them.
Sponsorship isn’t for promotion for that type of brand (who hasn’t heard of McLaren?) it’s for hospitality. As principle sponsor you get treated like royalty at the club, meet and great the players, managers, slap up meal and drinks etc… they’ll use it for schmoozing customers, suppliers and dealerships.
 
I’ve no idea where this McLaren thing came from but as said above if it’s true it’ll be nothing whatsoever to do with McLaren trying to get something they absolutely need none of - exposure.
 
Sponsorship isn’t for promotion for that type of brand (who hasn’t heard of McLaren?) it’s for hospitality. As principle sponsor you get treated like royalty at the club, meet and great the players, managers, slap up meal and drinks etc… they’ll use it for schmoozing customers, suppliers and dealerships.
Maybe if we were a big club with international sponsors, with businesses and fans travelling from all over the world. Our commercial and hospitality is insignificant, especially whilst being in the championship and even in the Premier league we would have to seriously invest in these areas to attract international businesses. Nobody is going to be impressed by a free ticket and meal to watch us against Lincoln.
 
Almost hope we go for this (awful) Newcastle template just to watch the meltdown from all the people who've spent years wanting Adidas back

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Kinda sums up the attitude of the world at the minute. Rather than have a nice kit people would rather we have a monstrosity to wind up the people who wanted that particular manufacturer.
 



Wouldn't be surprised to see doordash sponsor us
Connections to Pejman Nozad and have taken over deliveroo in the UK
 
Genuine Question - why do people dislike Adidas as a supplier? I thought, getting a reputable, global, athletic wear specialist would be a good thing?

Is it some sort of old school football snobbery? I see a lot of talk around the likes of Umbro. What would a smaller, niche, more Athletic lead, less high street brand being to the table? Errea were exactly that and, beyond aesthetics, the overwhelming reaction to their products was negative.
 
Genuine Question - why do people dislike Adidas as a supplier? I thought, getting a reputable, global, athletic wear specialist would be a good thing?

Is it some sort of old school football snobbery? I see a lot of talk around the likes of Umbro. What would a smaller, niche, more Athletic lead, less high street brand being to the table? Errea were exactly that and, beyond aesthetics, the overwhelming reaction to their products was negative.
I think a lot of it is the assumption that with Adidas comes having a templated kit rather than something Unique.

You know, something unique like this:

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Genuine Question - why do people dislike Adidas as a supplier? I thought, getting a reputable, global, athletic wear specialist would be a good thing?

Is it some sort of old school football snobbery? I see a lot of talk around the likes of Umbro. What would a smaller, niche, more Athletic lead, less high street brand being to the table? Errea were exactly that and, beyond aesthetics, the overwhelming reaction to their products was negative.
I don't. They'd be my first choice every time, and I'm pleased we have them back. Well made, good, consistent fit. I also wear a fair bit of non-United Adidas products.
I've had my Errea and Adidas shirts side by side and the difference in quality is clearly noticeable - for the same price.
Nike, Macron, Errea are the worst ones for me.
 
Yeah, personally, I think having a relationship with a large Ath-Leisure brand does our own brand no harm. I get the template stance, and not wanting to look like an other red and white team, in a given year......, but the pros out weigh the cons for me. Better quality training/non-strip gear = better value for money. If I'm dropping £40+ on a single item of clothing, I want a few years of wear out of it.
 



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