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Intralot is actually Greek..and going down the gurgler here

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Hmm. Compared with others mentioned and the mostly valid reasons why they wouldn't get on board, I think Intralot would have a lot to gain. If the head office is cashed up (?) *anything* that gets them good exposure would be brilliant after the negatives upon negatives since launch. Shrug.

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To be honest I don't see what Coles or Safeway/Woolworths would get out of sponsoring an AFL team.

Brand recognition? Yeah, because they're such an unknown.

Loyalty? I can't see there'd be much noticeable difference.

Where's the imperative for them to throw money away?

I've done a bit of work with Globe through my uni course, and there is no way that they could afford to become a major sponsor of an AFL club. They are not large enough, nor will it be a wise financial investment for them.

Yeah, and even if Globe did have cash to splash around, I don't see how an AFL team fits with their brand image.

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I have heard rumours, none of them particularly credible, that Betfair was in the mix.

The only way that Bet fair could sponser us is if they were aligned with Luxbet. Sportsbet was told no because of this as luxbet has invested interests in the AFL.

The Afl will open its doors next year to the possibility of another betting agent as a sponser.

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Ive been thinking IntraLot for a little while now.

Brand new scratchie company from Germany, looking for someone to align to.

They're from Greece, and they're in no position to be sponsoring an AFL club. Profits are severely lower than what was planned and budgeted for. They only operate in Victoria (so they don't need national exposure), and there's no guarantee they'll still be here in 24 months.

To be honest I don't see what Coles or Safeway/Woolworths would get out of sponsoring an AFL team.

Brand recognition? Yeah, because they're such an unknown.

Loyalty? I can't see there'd be much noticeable difference.

Where's the imperative for them to throw money away?

Exactly.

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Melbourne could do a sponsorship deal with Pacific Brands. Would certainly get Melbourne some front page news exposure which would be a good thing for the club. Plus Melbourne already has some links with China.

Apart from the fact they are laying off 100's of workers to save $$$ and then go and take a major sponsor ship? I think they could well get a lot of publicity for the wrong reasons doing this. Therefore this would not be in the picture

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Melbourne could do a sponsorship deal with Pacific Brands. Would certainly get Melbourne some front page news exposure which would be a good thing for the club. Plus Melbourne already has some links with China.

Oh dear.

Next.

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Heard on the rumour file this morning that we're going to announce our sponsor(s) on The Footy Show on Thursday.

Wouldn't be surprised. Garry would love to be the one heading up the announcement and would obviously have Jimmy and the other on as well.

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I can't wait until we get a sponsor, and not just because it'll help give us some measure of financial security.

Some of these suggestions are ridiculous.

Yeah, hopefully they'll make announcement soon, I keep reading this thread for info but all I see are suggetions about companies to 'target'.

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Good idea Jarka, we should try and lure "Target"

New Target Logo

Unfortunately Target already sponsors Geelong (and when I was doing some work at their head office in September, they played the Geelong theme song on the PA system quite regularly :rolleyes: ).

I did however have a chat with their marketing manager and suggested that they should look at sponsoring Melbourne too, as to not alienate their Melbourne consumers... needless to say he was less than impressed with my idea.

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Unfortunately Target already sponsors Geelong (and when I was doing some work at their head office in September, they played the Geelong theme song on the PA system quite regularly :rolleyes: ).

I did however have a chat with their marketing manager and suggested that they should look at sponsoring Melbourne too, as to not alienate their Melbourne consumers... needless to say he was less than impressed with my idea.

well im less than impressed with there products, they sell absolute garbage. :lol:
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Some of these suggestions are ridiculous.

Well perhaps, and sadly its not the time of the economic cycle to be snaring our spiritually aligned car sponsor, the trident emblazoned Maserati.

Back to reality (maybe), looking forward to the footy show, hope some good news comes to light.

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Well perhaps, and sadly its not the time of the economic cycle to be snaring our spiritually aligned car sponsor, the trident emblazoned Maserati.

Back to reality (maybe), looking forward to the footy show, hope some good news comes to light.

Yes The Maserati would be just perfect. The latest Model is sublime, a return to the true glory days...italian style

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rumours floating around demonology and the radio that Gary Lyon has pulled some strings and that MFC will be announcing their major sponsor in front of the football world on the opening footy show thursday night.

If true it is a clever way of giving our new sponsor exposure and getting some positive press for MFC!

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