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Their foray into formula 1 was not that successful.

Lovely logo though and it's nice to have something on the jumper that people actually know.

Took me years to work out who in the hell SEW were on the Hawks jumper !!

Almost bought one  a couple of years back. Out of the West the luxury cars were going relatively cheaply after the mining boom came to an end.

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    1 hour ago, Diamond_Jim said:

    Their foray into formula 1 was not that successful.

    Lovely logo though and it's nice to have something on the jumper that people actually know.

    Took me years to work out who in the hell SEW were on the Hawks jumper !!

    Almost bought one  a couple of years back. Out of the West the luxury cars were going relatively cheaply after the mining boom came to an end.

    The F1 team was bought out by Red Bull, so they had part of it right  still use the same factory  

    Probably never put in the top $$$’s

    but Tom Walkinshaw had huge success

    Ever seen inside a Jaguar Dashboard from the 80’s with the top off?

    Scary Stuff :)

    A mate had an XJ6 for years, she was beautiful to ride in, but a nightmare if the electrics went dodgy!!

     

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    5 hours ago, ding said:

    C'mon guys, why cant we all just support our new sponsor without the negatives.

    I have been waiting for Jaguar to sponsor us just so i have an excuse to buy the worlds best sounding car.  The Jaguar F-Type SVR

    I ordered this after the announcement.....

    Feast your ears on this little beauty.

     

     

     

    Ok, so the claim about ordering this is a total lie, but it sounds epic dunnit??????

    Welcome to the MFC Jaguar !!!!

     

    575 HP All wheel drive

    Wow!!

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    Their logo and iconic name looks great on the back of our jumpers.  I welcome their coming on board. 

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    12 hours ago, ManDee said:

    Opel may be back with Commodore & Astra ++ Inchape looking at buying the Holden brand

    Nobody wants a commodore ...not built here. Sales are shizen.

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    Just now, beelzebub said:

    Nobody wants a commodore ...not built here. Sales are shizen.

    I agree beeb but as a car they are ok, Opel build nice cars.  Ford did a much better job of phasing out local production, it helps to have the Mustang. Anyway the Opel sponsorship is moot.

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    Grateful to all sponsors so welcome Jag, still would have been funny had it been a Range Rover sponsorship. 

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    5 minutes ago, Robbie57 said:

    Grateful to all sponsors so welcome Jag, still would have been funny had it been a Range Rover sponsorship. 

    Would we all have been forced to get constant updates on the club website about the 2013 MFC administration and about how he was right in the end if Rangey had sponsored the club? ;)

    Edited by Hillary Bray

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    9 hours ago, A F said:

    Does anyone know the commercial terms?

    Great news to have the BOJ sponsor secured prior to Round 1. It shouldn't be difficult, but it has been.

    according to some media types, it has to be a minimum 7-figure deal per annum in order to get around the afl's no-compete clause for their official major partner, toyota

    so even if it's a one-year deal it's still of a greater value than the i-select deal, which was rumoured to be about $1m for both aflw and afl boj co-major partner sponsorship

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    I'm pretty sure the captains got cars from AHG. I wonder if they'll get a JAG out of this sponsorship. Incentive to get into the leadership group.

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    Well done MFC. It's great to finally have a recognisable entity on the jumper.

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    9 hours ago, A F said:

    Does anyone know the commercial terms?

    Great news to have the BOJ sponsor secured prior to Round 1. It shouldn't be difficult, but it has been.

    I would imagine it’s not easy to get any company to invest $1m+ per annum in a sponsorship these days.  Well done to MFC.  Hope it turns into a longer term deal.

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    1 minute ago, Deeminion said:

    I'm pretty sure the captains got cars from AHG. I wonder if they'll get a JAG out of this sponsorship. Incentive to get into the leadership group.

    Risky we want them to get to matches on time.

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    Just now, ManDee said:

    Risky we want them to get to matches on time.

    Jags of old were good garage brethren to Alfa's lol

    They're pretty good now. Thank god lol

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    36 minutes ago, Robbie57 said:

    Grateful to all sponsors so welcome Jag, still would have been funny had it been a Range Rover sponsorship. 

    In effect ...it all but is ;)

    The new range of Jag SUVs will become the choice of all fairdinkum skiers !! :)

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    10 hours ago, A F said:

    Does anyone know the commercial terms?

    Great news to have the BOJ sponsor secured prior to Round 1. It shouldn't be difficult, but it has been.

    Why do you say this? 

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    17 minutes ago, Kelpien said:

    Gimme that members discount.

    Yep, can't wait for the "We win, you win" promo. A Jag would look very nice in the car hole next to the Austin-Healey.

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    Might buy a raffle ticket this year ;)

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    14 minutes ago, Clint Bizkit said:

    It's a damn fine looking logo that's for sure.

    Much better than the iSelect orange box.

    Could see a few jumpers sold this year ;)

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    20 hours ago, Clint Bizkit said:

    Good news, it's just a shame it's only one year because we need out get out of this cycle of not having a sponsor when retail jumpers are made for the upcoming season.

    Practical point of view and it makes good sense, Clint. Overall, I'd like the Club jumper to traditionalise - similar to the earlier days of the 70s and 80s - with advertising if one must to meet the costs associated with footy these days as sponsors do much for our current circumstances. I'd really like to buy a MFC jumper for each of my grandsons to wear (for about 2 years as they will grow out of them so quickly) but as you say, sponsor on, sponser off, new sponsors, old or passed sponsors make this similarly confusing and redundant for such a purpose - and for brand recognition associated with the MFC. Them's the breaks!

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