Re: Partnership Manager : Sat Jan 29, 2022 10:26 pm  

jbuzza wrote:

I suspect partnership manager mainly involves asking for discounts from the club's suppliers.

It's s a genuine question.

What is in it, for any company to "Partner' with a club with fewer than 300 core supporter base?

I get the vanity sponsorship, but I am struggling to find any of my Broncos Shirts over the last 2 decades where there's a sponsor who paid to be there.
VB, Fosters, Bartercard, Flight Centre, Selco, CTM, Virgin, Towergate, FLM, METRO, Workplace Solutions, Sports Cafe, WIN

Re: Partnership Manager : Sat Jan 29, 2022 11:27 pm  

orangeman wrote:

It's s a genuine question.

What is in it, for any company to "Partner' with a club with fewer than 300 core supporter base?

I get the vanity sponsorship, but I am struggling to find any of my Broncos Shirts over the last 2 decades where there's a sponsor who paid to be there.
VB, Fosters, Bartercard, Flight Centre, Selco, CTM, Virgin, Towergate, FLM, METRO, Workplace Solutions, Sports Cafe, WIN

I am sorry to have to tell you Orangeman that you are wrong but. The Academy shirts have a sponsor who pays and have paid for the length of their sponsorship.
The LBSA are that sponsor.

Re: Partnership Manager : Sun Jan 30, 2022 3:50 am  

Victor wrote:

I am sorry to have to tell you Orangeman that you are wrong but. The Academy shirts have a sponsor who pays and have paid for the length of their sponsorship.
The LBSA are that sponsor.

Comment was about the 1st team shirt......but glad you raised the unwanted LBSA actually delivering revenue.......alas, I won't buy the shirts available whilst a cent goes to the freeloading marcupial.

Re: Partnership Manager : Sun Jan 30, 2022 7:53 am  

I believe Selco paid. It was rumoured they were originally planning to sponsor community RL in London but a certain unloved ex CEO heard and snaffled the money for Broncos instead.