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Very interesting to see in the members email that came out today - the pic of Mark Jamar holding a Hisense banner in a posed photo? Could this mean something? They have been promoting their brand throughout Melbourne obviously with the naming rights to the old Vodafone arena?! They might just well want to promote themmselves on our jumpers...

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Very interesting to see in the members email that came out today - the pic of Mark Jamar holding a Hisense banner in a posed photo? Could this mean something? They have been promoting their brand throughout Melbourne obviously with the naming rights to the old Vodafone arena?! They might just well want to promote themmselves on our jumpers...

They might be a minor sponsor or just a donor to the appeal. I hardly think a major sponsor would blow a major sponsorship announcement in that way.

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Very interesting to see in the members email that came out today - the pic of Mark Jamar holding a Hisense banner in a posed photo? Could this mean something? They have been promoting their brand throughout Melbourne obviously with the naming rights to the old Vodafone arena?! They might just well want to promote themmselves on our jumpers...

I did hear 2 days ago that "we are about to get some good news, watch this space" but many of us have heard this enough reciently and it definately was not inregards to the MCC re-union speculation. Still lets still cross our fingers. I wonder if there might be some big news saturday or next week in line with a membership drive?

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Thought that pic very interesting myself..and also thought..surely you wouldnt debut like that.. spose like many, we just watch this space etc

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Very interesting to see in the members email that came out today - the pic of Mark Jamar holding a Hisense banner in a posed photo? Could this mean something? They have been promoting their brand throughout Melbourne obviously with the naming rights to the old Vodafone arena?! They might just well want to promote themmselves on our jumpers...

I suspect that you are on the money. Hisense has no connection to the bushfire appeal. It is however a Chinese TV/appliance brand that is marketing vigorously in this country.

Pretty fair educated guess I reckon, but a guess nonetheless. Lets hope it's confirmed soon .

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I won't get carried away, but I've not seen any previous arrangements between Hisense and the club, yet there they are in the photo...

At the very least there is some kind of communication between the club and Hisense which there wasn't before.

It's quite possible that this has been a first little baby step in ongoing cooperation...

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Don't get excited folks...

It says above the photo that Hisense and a couple of other companies provided some product that the club passed out to the community...

That might be the case, but why would one of our players pose in a photo holding one of their signs. No need for it unless we were to get something out of it? Why wasn't Jamar holding up a sign of any other company that were donating product if that's the case?

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It was definitely suggested at the Summit that the MFc investigate emerging brands from India and China as posible sponsors. Seems more co-incendental in this instance. Youd expect a little more fanfare..lol

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