Frank Bullitt":1dx7zndq said:If its true then I think Argyle have got a very good deal for adding 3 letters to the name of the stadium.
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Frank Bullitt":1dx7zndq said:If its true then I think Argyle have got a very good deal for adding 3 letters to the name of the stadium.
pontypoolgreen":2xdyc6dh said:It's only a rumour, I may be incorrect.
It's what I've been told though, others may know more...
pontypoolgreen":25qnol06 said:It's going to be renamed the AEG Home Park Stadium.
Annual payment of around 800k for the rights.
There's your announcement. :lol: :lol:
FordGreen":38sjsur9 said:pontypoolgreen":38sjsur9 said:It's going to be renamed the AEG Home Park Stadium.
Annual payment of around 800k for the rights.
There's your announcement. :lol: :lol:
I refer the honourable gentleman to the last post on page 7 - I'm surprised at you Ponty, regurgitating old news!! :lol: :wink:
pontypoolgreen":18nyi367 said:It's going to be renamed the AEG Home Park Stadium.
Annual payment of around 800k for the rights.
There's your announcement. :lol: :lol:
Ottawa Green":3tii8q5k said:So that's BWP paid for the next 2 years at 8k a week
Milehouse Man":1f0bhz4b said:It is indisputable that AEG are one of the top players in the entertainment industry. I wonder if the rumoured £800k for the first year for naming rights is not dependent on the outcome of the World Cup bid four weeks today. If England are successful (and it looks as though we are not as confident as we once were - see the BBC report regarding the impact of the Sunday Times exposure on the FIFA delegates) then AEG would have three years naming rights exposure until FIFA made the final decision on venues. They would of course use that time to shape up the nature and deliverability of the enhanced World Cup stadium.
However, if England were not successful then can you imagine that AEG would be associated with a 27,500 capacity stadium (at best) or a three quarter finished stadium with a deteriorating grandstand with a current capacity of around 16,000 (at worst) when they have a choice of many other stadiums in more populated areas to ply their trade Not much there for your £800k a year.
pontypoolgreen":xfwid35u said:Peverell Pete":xfwid35u said:pontypoolgreen":xfwid35u said:It's going to be renamed the AEG Home Park Stadium.
Annual payment of around 800k for the rights.
There's your announcement. :lol: :lol:
But who gets the 800 grand?
And is it conditional on the 'big' project going ahead - you know the one that involves acres of land not even owbned by the football club.
I will try and find out this weekend, must write all these questions down.
pontypoolgreen":o1xbcrud said:sharkbait":o1xbcrud said:pontypoolgreen":o1xbcrud said:Peverell Pete":o1xbcrud said:pontypoolgreen":o1xbcrud said:It's going to be renamed the AEG Home Park Stadium.
Annual payment of around 800k for the rights.
There's your announcement. :lol: :lol:
But who gets the 800 grand?
And is it conditional on the 'big' project going ahead - you know the one that involves acres of land not even owbned by the football club.
I will try and find out this weekend, must write all these questions down.
You won't like the truthful answer.
Tell us more then.
TinTin":36zbto4u said:Greenblooded1":36zbto4u said:So the the line we were told about developing the ground to bring additional revenue streams into the club, which would help sustain a higher quality team were blox then. No surprise really is it.
Tip of the iceberg, mate
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