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Opel going ... we will need a new major sponsor.

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The car industry is dying....Hopefully our new CEO will know the right way to nail sponsors.

 

Not surprising.

It's going to be a tough few years ahead now.

not so much the team position, but the global economy...

& the australian budget tightening & FBT reductions, & other tax tightening.

great foresight by Eddie everywhere yet again, in moving to Holden. ahead of the game.

Really hoping this goes along with all the comparisons to Port's last offseason...


The car industry is dying....Hopefully our new CEO will know the right way to nail sponsors.

We need to go local, local, local... & not luxury items.

we can have luxury sponsors,,, but we need local bread & butter type mainstays as our major sponsors.

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We need to go local, local, local... & not luxury items.

Dan Murphy's get a lot of my money...on a regular basis!!

Need to get on board a superannuation company an industry that's going to get bigger in the next few years and going to be heavily pushed


This an opportunity to pinch Skoda from GWS.

Dan Murphy's get a lot of my money...on a regular basis!!

the world economy is shrinking, withdrawing,,, go local... commonwealth, westpac, something...

I understand that Kia are not happy with things going on at Essendrug.

They sell a heap more cars than Opel.


Bugger :(

or

An opportunity for a new face to come on board with the NEW Melbourne. Who knows...KIA might be looking for a new club !!! lol :unsure::rolleyes:

Not surprised at all.

Their whole advertising campaign seemed to just revolve around the fact that they are German.

Aber, lieben wir Autos :wub: , wir lieben Australien. :wub:

Aber schade zu sagen, dass wir gerade Opel-ess sind :lol:

Bitte ^_^

( But, we love cars, we love Australia but sorry to say we are just Opeless)

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We need to go local, local, local... & not luxury items.

we can have luxury sponsors,,, but we need local bread & butter type mainstays as our major sponsors.

four'n'twenty?


Shizen!!

Dan Murphy's get a lot of my money...on a regular basis!!

Every weekend from Melbourne supporters???

 

Oh... Mr Kaspersky !!!!!!! lol

was it a 1 year contract?

If it was along term contract maybe it could benefit us - they pay say 1/3 of it out and we dont have to advertise them anymore (like Neeld and Schwabs contracts only the other way round).
Then we can get a new sponser........... I assume it doesnt work like that though.

Who are Essendons sponsers? - they might want to look at setting up camp elsewhere

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