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I note, with interest and a level of intrigue, that Cameron S. has tweeted from China today ... in Chenzhen (which I assume means Shenzhen). Once of China's financial hubs ...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shenzhen

Hmm. Well spotted caddypgt. Makes you wonder doesn't it (?), or maybe he's on annual leave with his family.

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I note, with interest and a level of intrigue, that Cameron S. has tweeted from China today ... in Chenzhen (which I assume means Shenzhen). Once of China's financial hubs ...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shenzhen

Interesting to say the least!

Huawei

I think the HQ is in Shenzhen.

Big international supplier of Telephony equipment 90% of Wireless modems sold in Australia are Huawei.

Just starting to push there own branded mobile phones in aus.

Would be a good fit.

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Hmm. Well spotted caddypgt. Makes you wonder doesn't it (?), or maybe he's on annual leave with his family.

Even if he was on annual leave, I guarantee that it would be a working holiday.

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Ill ask my nieces to keep a look out..their travelling /businessing (sic) in the same place as it happens..lol :)


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Ill ask my nieces to keep a look out..their travelling /businessing (sic) in the same place as it happens..lol :)

big chance they will spot him among the 20 million that live there BB.

Keep us informed

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big chance they will spot him among the 20 million that live there BB.

Keep us informed

should be easy eh !! youd think !! lol.. Its a pretty amazing place by all accounts..just go go GO !!

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Even if he was on annual leave, I guarantee that it would be a working holiday.

He wont be there on holiday...hell be making sure we're ahead of the game . Others are eyeing off our hard work like vultures ( or seagulls )

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I'm sure the new sponsor will be announced soon.

I asked at the Demon shop when the new jumpers will be In and the guy said they're just waiting to finalise sponsors, we should have them In by Xmas.

That was two weeks ago.

Or is it the case the sponsor is known...the jumpers ordered but Sponsor has a specific date in mind ..for whatever reason....just speculating. !!

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One of his previous tweets says there's a committed effort to getting the right hue for the red in the jumper. There will be a dark (blood) red. Where do the jumpers come from ? China.

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Looking at the 3 new draftees shirts that they were wearing in the photos,when interviewed, their shirts show the name Energywatch on the front of their shirts.Just maybe, this sponsor maybe our only major sponsor.Just hope, this ain't correct.We really need another key sponsor.

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You mean like

http://demonland.com/forums/index.php?/topic/28678-front-of-jumper-sponsorany-update/page__view__findpost__p__494459

Posted 07 October 2011

Anyway much of this is purely our speculative guessowrk . Whilst watching a late night show I saw an ad for some Chinese mob called Chanhong.

Never heard of them before. They as it seems are the second largest manufacturer of Tellies in China, much of it exported. We havent seen this brand probably as much wil lhave been badged I imagine. But they are now spruiking in their own right. This reminded me of when LG came onto the Aussie scene. Paractically no one had heard of them before. I had slightly as I was buyiing Hifi ( I retailed) and they were an OEM mob for other brands before they also burst upon the scene.

LG is a household name now. We helped. Kapsersky is a household name now, we helped.

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Looking at the 3 new draftees shirts that they were wearing in the photos,when interviewed, their shirts show the name Energywatch on the front of their shirts.Just maybe, this sponsor maybe our only major sponsor.Just hope, this ain't correct.We really need another key sponsor.

On the polo's, any major sponsor is displayed on the front, regardless of their position on the playing jumper.

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Looking at the 3 new draftees shirts that they were wearing in the photos,when interviewed, their shirts show the name Energywatch on the front of their shirts.Just maybe, this sponsor maybe our only major sponsor.Just hope, this ain't correct.We really need another key sponsor.

Or just making hay while the sun shines.. Might as well give them some exposure until the real one is announced. They are after all coughing up big bikkies . No harm at all :)

keep in mind both sponsors are likely to be on front of shirt.. The jumper works differently


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You mean like

http://demonland.com...post__p__494459

Posted 07 October 2011

Yes exactly like that, i think they definitely need to make a move sponsorship wise if they want to become a player in the Australian market.

And if they are the second largest manufacturer in China then they will have the $$$$ to splash in our Market easily.

You can be first on the scene, maybe it was in the back of my mind from that post.

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If CS is in China right now on a "working" holiday that is superb news for the MFC. Remember we are also the name of a very vibrant city that is part of a stable economy compared to the rest of Earth. This is where we need to use our name to it's very biggest advantage. I shall follow this news closely. By 2012 our jumper could be worth a lot of $$$

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Yes i thought that, but who else makes TV's in China?

Sony is Japanese, Samsung is Korean

I don't know. But making and Badging are 2 very different things now. Sony is Japanese yes but only a small amount of it's produce is actually made in Japan now. A Chinese manufacturing contract would be a HUGE get for the club.
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I don't know. But making and Badging are 2 very different things now. Sony is Japanese yes but only a small amount of it's produce is actually made in Japan now. A Chinese manufacturing contract would be a HUGE get for the club.

WYL - has there been any mention of this company anywhere other than on this forum?

I hope you're right about the big $$$, but I don't think you will be. I still think the FoJ sponsorship will attract less than what Energy Watch paid for the back. While I appreciate that it shouldn't be the case (due to more exposure through media outlets for FoJ position), I just think EW paid overs.

The other thing that we have to remember is that while we are Melbourne, we are also the Melbourne Football Club. We have had a year from hell on-field, and we haven't tasted the ulimate prize since 1964. We have won 2 wooden spoons in the last 4 years. There are far more cons than pros when it comes to a company/organisation wanting to invest in to the AFL sponsorship market, but, if there are more EW-style companies that are happy to pay a premium price, I'll happily accept their money.

That doesn't not mean I under-value the FoJ sponsorship, I just think EW over-valued the BoJ which has lifted the expectations of many on here.

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