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Not linking cause I’m on mobile, but DM saying Spurs are flat out denying the report saying it will be The Nike Stadium.
Why do you think Audi would be our sponsor?
Those four rings on our shirt would look absolutely superb!
Hmm, that makes it look like a shopping centre or shopping mall for our American friends.
Yep Levy and Nike executives in conference call. Quick deny it’s called Nike Stadium. Club officially announcement ‘Nike Colosseum London’.
People (me included) are rationalizing that since we just signed a new partnership with Audi, that them being a possible future kit sponsor is not that farfetched. And they are a reasonably big name in the car market
Yeah VAG have put a few motors together and knocked em out to the odd punter
First thing I thought of when I saw that picture tbhHmm, that makes it look like a shopping centre or shopping mall for our American friends.
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I don't have any ITK on this or anything, but they are one of our most prominent (new) sponsors
+ in almost every promo we do an Audi is showcased
+ Audi already made specific ads with Tottenham players too
From a marketing perspective it would make sense as well: Chevrolet have Manchester United, or even just sleeve sponsor like Hyundai with Chelsea
My worst argument: some self proclaimed ITK already said this (before Audi was even an official sponsor though)
Let me put it this way: of our existing sponsors, imo Audi is the most likely to become short sponsor if AIA don't renew
Just realised that my cousin (a spurs fan) is getting married on 13th April.
Didn’t I see a pic ages ago with the Audi logo on the seats in the dug-out - or did I imaging that?!I don't have any ITK on this or anything, but they are one of our most prominent (new) sponsors
+ in almost every promo we do an Audi is showcased
+ Audi already made specific ads with Tottenham players too
From a marketing perspective it would make sense as well: Chevrolet have Manchester United, or even just sleeve sponsor like Hyundai with Chelsea
My worst argument: some self proclaimed ITK already said this (before Audi was even an official sponsor though)
Let me put it this way: of our existing sponsors, imo Audi is the most likely to become short sponsor if AIA don't renew
*99 Cents Only Stores for our American friends.
too bad you'll have to stay home because of a nasty cold...Just realised that my cousin (a spurs fan) is getting married on 13th April.
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Looking at the schedule, if Millwall don't beat Brighton then we may be playing Palace at Wembley regardless.
The only open mid-week slots left are the week of April 1st and April 22nd. Weeks of April 8, 15, 29 and May 6 are all European Football weeks.
That means that if we have two matches to reschedule, we would theoretically need to play one the week of April 1st and one the week of April 22nd (this assumes we can't open the new stadium midweek).
The only scenario I see that could change this is if we jam in two matches the week of the 22nd. This would mean:
@Man City Saturday April 20th
v. Palace/Brighton Tuesday April 23rd
v. Palace/Brighton Thursday April 25th
v. West Ham Sunday April 28th
That would mean moving the West Ham match from midday Saturday to midday Sunday. Trying to play those last two matches Friday/Monday would nearly be logistically impossible because it would require rescheduling not only the West Ham game but whomever we also play on Friday as well (Brighton/Palace). It would also be difficult to schedule a match the Thursday before the last match because we are still in the Champions League.
I think everyone involved would rather play 4 matches in 8 days (3 of which in the new stadium) than play another game at Wembley, so who knows.
The only open mid-week slots left are the week of April 1st and April 22nd. Weeks of April 8, 15, 29 and May 6 are all European Football weeks.
That means that if we have two matches to reschedule, we would theoretically need to play one the week of April 1st and one the week of April 22nd (this assumes we can't open the new stadium midweek).
The only scenario I see that could change this is if we jam in two matches the week of the 22nd. This would mean:
@Man City Saturday April 20th
v. Palace/Brighton Tuesday April 23rd
v. Palace/Brighton Thursday April 25th
v. West Ham Sunday April 28th
That would mean moving the West Ham match from midday Saturday to midday Sunday. Trying to play those last two matches Friday/Monday would nearly be logistically impossible because it would require rescheduling not only the West Ham game but whomever we also play on Friday as well (Brighton/Palace). It would also be difficult to schedule a match the Thursday before the last match because we are still in the Champions League.
I think everyone involved would rather play 4 matches in 8 days (3 of which in the new stadium) than play another game at Wembley, so who knows.