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Sponsorship Problem?

Dee1987
in Melbourne Demons

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On 17/12/2017 at 8:50 AM, Eelesie said:

Both my missus and I recieved the AGM meeting letter and the proxy voter form in the mail about a month ago. I dont remember getting anything electronic at all though...

Yeah I received a letter and proxy form too a few weeks back 

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    On 18/12/2017 at 5:22 PM, Mach5 said:

    Gotta be honest here... who actually uses twitter? 
    People with way too much time on their hands, those in IT, those in media, and those who are interested in self-promotion.
    That's pretty much it.

    And the leader of the free world 

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    On 18/12/2017 at 5:22 PM, Mach5 said:

    Gotta be honest here... who actually uses twitter? 
    People with way too much time on their hands, those in IT, those in media, and those who are interested in self-promotion.
    That's pretty much it.

    Twitter is great for following live sport or getting up to date news if you're a sport's lover. I also follow a heap of Dees fans & have some great chats about the club. I actually find Twitter the best form of social media as i don't have to look at pictures of people's food or babies.

    Edited by Matt Demon

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    Not sure if this has been mentioned elsewhere on here or if it warrants a seperate thread, but MFC is due to unveil a new major sponsor most likely in mid-January.

    Haven't heard any precise details regarding $ value or deal term as yet, but I have seen a mock up of the jumper as the front-of-jumper logo is being refined for best visibility over the red and blue chest area.  

    Anyway, MFC and the sponsor will announce in due course, however I think you'll be seeing a lot of MFC players getting around town in luxury Japanese vehicles from next year. 

     

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    6 minutes ago, the rolling fog said:

    Not sure if this has been mentioned elsewhere on here or if it warrants a seperate thread, but MFC is due to unveil a new major sponsor most likely in mid-January.

    Haven't heard any precise details regarding $ value or deal term as yet, but I have seen a mock up of the jumper as the front-of-jumper logo is being refined for best visibility over the red and blue chest area.  

    Anyway, MFC and the sponsor will announce in due course, however I think you'll be seeing a lot of MFC players getting around town in luxury Japanese vehicles from next year. 

     

    Lexus pray you are correct. 

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    Lexus are the luxury division of Toyota. In terms of size of the sponsor that's a pretty big company/brand, it doesn't really get much bigger globally than Toyota. Congrats to the club if true.

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    At least is isnt Range Rover.....................

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    2 hours ago, the rolling fog said:

    Not sure if this has been mentioned elsewhere on here or if it warrants a seperate thread, but MFC is due to unveil a new major sponsor most likely in mid-January.

    Haven't heard any precise details regarding $ value or deal term as yet, but I have seen a mock up of the jumper as the front-of-jumper logo is being refined for best visibility over the red and blue chest area.  

    Anyway, MFC and the sponsor will announce in due course, however I think you'll be seeing a lot of MFC players getting around town in luxury Japanese vehicles from next year. 

     

    Thanks rolling!   I really hope this works out as you have foreshadowed.  We could do with a healthy dose of good news around now.

    Edited by Deeoldfart

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    1 hour ago, ding said:

    At least is isnt Range Rover.....................

    I could live with it as long as they pay a big wack. 

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    On 18/12/2017 at 5:22 PM, Mach5 said:

    Gotta be honest here... who actually uses twitter? 
    People with way too much time on their hands, those in IT, those in media, and those who are interested in self-promotion.
    That's pretty much it.

    I use twitter daily.

    You are 100% correct.

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    Lexus would be a fantastic sponsor for us, if this is true

    Premium brand, and part of the overarching Toyota sponsorship of the AFL as a whole

    Now, about that 50% off for members...

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    Well that looks promising praha  

    Would be really nice to keep a sponsor LONG TERM for a change. 

    Edited by DemonOX

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    On 23/12/2017 at 1:38 PM, old dee said:

    I could live with it as long as they pay a big wack. 

    We should play off the stereotype, get Range Rover and Mt Buller or Auski as sponsors. May as well, at least we have an opportunity, not like Collingwood will get Centrelink as a sponsor or Richmond the Australian Dental Association.

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    1 hour ago, Dr. Gonzo said:

    Is iselect staying on as the back of jumper sponsor or was that a one year deal?

    still listed on club web site, whereas ahg aren't, but that may depend on contract start date. iirc iselect were a late signing

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    On 12/23/2017 at 10:16 AM, the rolling fog said:

    Not sure if this has been mentioned elsewhere on here or if it warrants a seperate thread, but MFC is due to unveil a new major sponsor most likely in mid-January.

    Haven't heard any precise details regarding $ value or deal term as yet, but I have seen a mock up of the jumper as the front-of-jumper logo is being refined for best visibility over the red and blue chest area.  

    Anyway, MFC and the sponsor will announce in due course, however I think you'll be seeing a lot of MFC players getting around town in luxury Japanese vehicles from next year. 

     

    It's always struck me as strange that BMW or Mercedes have never been major kit sponsors.

    Fantastic to hear we've got a major sponsor lined up though. Thanks for the info. I hope it's Lexus.

    And I'm with @Dr. Gonzo - I reckon we play into the stereotypes. I've always found it peculiar that people actually bag us for having money. Shouldn't we be mocking them? ;)

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    Curious as to why car manufacturers are such common sponsors of AFL clubs? Anyone with some marketing insight care to postulate?

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    1 hour ago, Skuit said:

    Curious as to why car manufacturers are such common sponsors of AFL clubs? Anyone with some marketing insight care to postulate?

    I believe two of the biggest interests of people in Australia are sports and cars. 

    Edited by Ethan Tremblay

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    On 23/12/2017 at 10:22 AM, Redleg said:

    Lexus pray you are correct. 

    They are now sponsoring the Melbourne Cup so can't see them doing us as well, so maybe the boys will be in Vitaras or Datsuns.

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