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Chelsea FC, The Social Media Leader
October 14, 2011 in Clubs | Tags: Barclays Premier League, Bolton, Chelsea FC, Lewis Communications, Liverpool, Manchester United F.C., Wayne Rooney | 5 comments
Hi everyone,
Chelsea FC have come top of a table of Premier League clubs for the way they engage with fans across the internet, according to a new study by technology consultants Lewis Communications. The Blues finished ahead of Liverpool, Arsenal and Spurs and Manchester United – who were ranked eighth overall.
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Liverpool Managing Director on TV Rights Policy
October 13, 2011 in Clubs | Tags: Barclays Premier League, Bolton, ESPN, Ian Ayre, Kuala Lumpur, Liverpool, Manchester United F.C., Premier League | Leave a comment
Hi all,
Leading Premier League clubs should be able to negotiate individual overseas TV right deals – according to Liverpool’s managing director, Ian Ayre. In an interview with the Guardian, Ayre is quoted as saying English sides could be left behind their European rivals if they continue to be tied down to a collective agreement – the latest of which expires in 2013.
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The F.A Create New Android Application for the 2011/2012 Season
September 22, 2011 in General | Tags: Android Market, Barclays Premier League, Facebook, Football League, Google, Ian Ritchie, IPhone, Twitter | Leave a comment
Premier League Players to Fund a Football Kit and Equipment Scheme for Youth Organisations
September 20, 2011 in Nike, Sponsorship | Tags: Barclays Premier League, Gordon Taylor, John Terry, Premier League, Professional Footballers' Association, Richard Scudamore, The Football League | Leave a comment
Hi guys,
The squads of all 20 Barclays Premier League clubs are to create a new £500,000 fund that will provide U16 clubs, schools and youth organisations in England and Wales with free football kit and equipment. The Premier League Players’ Kit Scheme will particularly benefit those who come from areas in most need of assistance.
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Barcelona Admit to EPL Dominance in Emerging Indian Market
June 10, 2011 in Clubs | Tags: Barclays Premier League, FC Barcelona, La Liga BBVA, Nike, Premier League, Qatar Foundation, The Times of India | Leave a comment
Hi everyone,
According to Isport Connect, FC Barcelona admit that the English Premier League’s top clubs are ahead of the Catalan club in efforts to tap into the potentially lucrative Indian market. Catalan vice-president of finance Javier Faus gave more details as to why.
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Major Sporting Events as Global Platforms
June 8, 2011 in General | Tags: Barclays Premier League, Formula 1, La Liga BBVA, NBA, SPORT+MARKT, UEFA Champions League | Leave a comment
Hi everyone,
As you know, I am a big fan of the Sport+Markt market researches. Recently, Sport+Markt released a survey about the global interest in the 5 largest annual sporting events. Chosen events are Champions League, NBA, La Liga, Premier League and Formula 1. Don’t ask me why the Superball is not in there!
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Arsenal 2011-2012 Home Kit: 125 Years in the Making
May 2, 2011 in Clubs, Nike, Sponsorship | Tags: 125 years in the making, Arsenal 2011-2012 Kit, Arsenal FC, Barclays Premier League | 1 comment
adidas Unveiled the Chelsea 2011-2012 Home Season Kit
April 14, 2011 in adidas, Clubs, Sponsorship | Tags: adidas, Barclays Premier League, Chelsea 2011-2012 Home kit, Chelsea FC, Football shirt | Leave a comment
Hi all,
Back in 2010, adidas and Chelsea extended their partnership for 8 more years. Since 2006 when the 1st sponsorship agreement was signed, both brands have launched fantastic marketing stunts and developed significant grassroots programs. Recently, Chelsea have unveiled their new home shirt for the 2011/12 season and it mixes the very latest technology with a blast from the past.
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Football Naming Rights Report 2011
April 12, 2011 in General, Sponsorship | Tags: Aviva Stadium, Barclays Premier League, Bundesliga, DFB, Galatasaray SK, Ligue 1 Orange, Naming rights, Netherlands, Panathinaikos FC, SPORT+MARKT, Türk Telekom Arena, UEFA | Leave a comment
Hi all,
Naming right in football is an effective way to generate additional revenues for clubs and a fantastic marketing platform for the rights owners. SPORT+MARKT released the Naming Rights Reports 2011, and below are the key learnings.
Premier League and Barclays Trophy on a Worldwide Tour
April 5, 2011 in Sponsorship | Tags: Abu Dhabi, Abu Dhabi Sports Channel, Barclays, Barclays Premier League, Middle East, Premier League, United Arab Emirates, United States | Leave a comment
Hi folks,
Premier League and Barclays announce three-year trophy tour to engage with fans across the globe. Barclays and the Premier League are for the first time to take the Barclays Premier League Trophy on a global tour. The Tour will start in Abu Dhabi and visit three more cities in the Middle East before heading to Hong Kong for the Barclays Asia Trophy in July. It will then travel to Asia, North America and Africa during the 2011/12 and 2012/13 seasons.
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Spanish League Leads the Merchandising Race
February 28, 2011 in General | Tags: adidas, Barclays Premier League, FC Barcelona, La Liga, Ligue 1, Liverpool FC, Manchester United FC, Public relations, Puma, Real Madrid C.F., Serie A, Spain, SPORT+MARKT | 1 comment
Hi everyone,
For those familiar with my Football Lounge, you do know my strong interest in SPORT+MARKT football marketing reports. FC Business provides a spot on analysis. Spain’s Primera División, generated revenue of approx. EUR 190 million in the past season, making them the top grossing league in Europe according to the European Football Merchandising Report 2010 by SPORT+MARKT and PR MARKETING.
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Liverpool FC Launch the 1st Football Mobile Store
February 22, 2011 in Clubs | Tags: Anfield, Barclays Premier League, Liverpool FC, Liverpool FC and Mobile Strategy, Snow Valley, Steven Gerrard | 3 comments








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