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fredblackham
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Is John Poulakakis doing a good job?

We seem to have a fairly weak level of sponsorship and even those we have don't seem to contribute as much as other clubs.

Kapersky was a fluke and I don't think we have a short sponsor.

As a member we get very little value from our sponsors in the way of discounts etc.

NB is not exactly Nike or Adidas and while thankful for Hancook and Drake they are not exactly big brands therefore I don't think they would provide big dollars.

We desperately need something like St-George Bank re-brand Bank of Melbourne.

This seems one part of the club that is not keeping up with the momentum of the rest of the team.

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    Well Richmond have no sponsor on the back of their guernsey.

    St Kilda have Linen House as a guernsey sponsor.

    THe Dogs have a taco shell manufacturer as their major sponsor.

    You dont know how much our major sponsors contribute compared to other clubs, how do you

    know they dont bring in the big dollars?

    I say they're doing a more than satisfactory job..

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    How do you judge that Freddie??

    We have great sponsors (they are that by definition, because they support MFC!!!). When we start winning a lot more, we will draw a lot more sponsors. Gawd, we are better off than others!!

    ATM we are a long way short on memberships - who are all small sponsors of MFC.

    Go Dees. Sign up if you haven't. Sh*t-ducks on the 27th. Bring it on.

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    How do you judge that Freddie??

    We have great sponsors (they are that by definition, because they support MFC!!!). When we start winning a lot more, we will draw a lot more sponsors. Gawd, we are better off than others!!

    ATM we are a long way short on memberships - who are all small sponsors of MFC.

    Go Dees. Sign up if you haven't. Sh*t-ducks on the 27th. Bring it on.

    We have 21 total sponsors, the most I can remember

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    We have 21 total sponsors, the most I can remember

    i was wondering what our total number was...if what is reported is correct, that we are the MOST connected club to the Top End corporate world-I have no doubt that if the teams starts to climb the ladder there is no reason why we cannot have a huge sponsorship base, with many Business ventures connected.

    This is one side of the Club that Jimma & the board can definately wake up. (why it has been dormant for so long i will never understand-But that is the past.

    "Too infinity & Beyond" as a well known Crusader does say!! B)

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