Man Udt new Jersey 2006
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AlexFerguson Is GodOriginally posted by barhonda92:wat is AIG standfor?? -
wah "really" anh????Originally posted by 798:AlexFerguson Is God
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AIG is an insurance company - http://www.aig.com/gateway/homeOriginally posted by barhonda92:wat is AIG standfor??
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they did not change. vodafone dumped mufc.Originally posted by Agenda:why manu suka suka change sponsors? -
No cos they could only afford to sponsor 9M a year. AIG is willing to give almost 15M a year to have their logo on their shirt. Its the highest shirt sponsor deal in England and only lesser to 1 or 2 clubs, Juventus's is one of them... Their shirt sponsor, a oil company from Libya but that one is now over too now that Juventus has been relegated to second division football.Originally posted by weiqimun:they did not change. vodafone dumped mufc.
It make more sense to go with AIG since they are willing to pay so much. Their old sponsor "Sharp" could not even offer them 3M a year. Times have change, You go with the person that can pay you the most for your shirt deal... And AIG is the biggest insurance company in the world.
This way, you won't need to sell your stadium name and history away like some other club. -
American International Group.. They are the parent comapny of AIA as we all know in Singapore.Originally posted by walesa:AIG is an insurance company - http://www.aig.com/gateway/home -
Lolz... players wants to leave? who... Ronaldo? even he says he can stay already but even if he leave... who else? RVN... lolz...Originally posted by weiqimun:i think we all need to head this moment. this is, imo, THE end of the man u era.
players wants to leave, all current estd. players r ageing n prospective good players shun the club. saf time is also limited, 1 season @ most. only rooney is the bonafide young star there. but there is no player leader on the field.
alex's pre-season is in a disarray.
they need to do something drastic to stem the slide. i jus dun see tt happening.
no harm intended, i wun be shocked if man u is a mid-table team this coming season.
Man U has been trying to get rid of this lazy bum even before the WC started... now that he knows he has no future at the club, he say he want to leave. Actually, even better, this way man u will save about 3 to 4 million if they were to sell him if he didn't ask.
More players are leaving at other clubs... Gallas & Drogba asked to leave but not allowed Del Horno also want to go... Carlton Cole has left..
At Arsenal, Pires didn't want a one yr contract he wanted 2, Arsenal only offer 1 yr, so he left. A Cole can't stand the chairman and the manager... he criticised the club while promoting his new book so he is leaving too. Cambell has left too 
At Liverpool, Cisse wants to go back to France. Morientes wants to go back to Spain. Hamann & Cheyrou have all left already.
So, which club got more player leaving? -
if they don't put border around the word 'AIG' at least not so bad.
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Simple is the word to sum up Mu's jersey .
AIG wording also simple , but $$$ wise , not simple .
Hope they play simple football , score simple goals and concede simple goals also . And sign some simple players and so on .
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Jersey looks classic...vintage
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AIG wasn't even on the fray when man u is forced to seek for new sponsors. it was the indo tycoon internet gambling firm that was negotiating with man u. of cos, tt eventually did not happened. the deal was messy and fingers were pointed allover. man u had to scurry to find aig.Originally posted by zocoss:No cos they could only afford to sponsor 9M a year. AIG is willing to give almost 15M a year to have their logo on their shirt. Its the highest shirt sponsor deal in England and only lesser to 1 or 2 clubs, Juventus's is one of them... Their shirt sponsor, a oil company from Libya but that one is now over too now that Juventus has been relegated to second division football.
It make more sense to go with AIG since they are willing to pay so much. Their old sponsor "Sharp" could not even offer them 3M a year. Times have change, You go with the person that can pay you the most for your shirt deal... And AIG is the biggest insurance company in the world.
This way, you won't need to sell your stadium name and history away like some other club.
vodafone did make an announcement tt they are ending their association early with man u (1 year b4 their contract is up) becos they want to focus their sports mkting fund elsewhere. if vodafone wants to pay, they jolly well can. they make obscene profits in their europe telco operations. after all, they dislodge tobacco giant malboro as ferarri's f1 main sponsor. i think they know they can find value elsewhere rather than pay so much for a team tt's clearly passed their sell-by date. -
Ahh... i think you are mistaken. A contract will remain unless both parties are willing to end it. One party alone cannot withdraw unless the other party compromise it and In this case, it wasn't...Originally posted by weiqimun:AIG wasn't even on the fray when man u is forced to seek for new sponsors. it was the indo tycoon internet gambling firm that was negotiating with man u. of cos, tt eventually did not happened. the deal was messy and fingers were pointed allover. man u had to scurry to find aig.
vodafone did make an announcement tt they are ending their association early with man u (1 year b4 their contract is up) becos they want to focus their sports mkting fund elsewhere. if vodafone wants to pay, they jolly well can. they make obscene profits in their europe telco operations. after all, they dislodge tobacco giant malboro as ferarri's f1 main sponsor. i think they know they can find value elsewhere rather than pay so much for a team tt's clearly passed their sell-by date.
Vodafone may be a big company but it is a known fact that they are losing lots of money in recent years now that the handphones industry in Europe is more or less saturated. They even made a record lost last year in their business report.
They may have consulted with man u and gave them the permittion to seek a new sponsor if they can get a better offer than theirs. That is the reason why AIG came in. If Man utd couldn't get a sponsor better than Vodafone's $9m a year, Vodafone would still have to remain as sponsor until their contract ends. But if man utd had a even bigger offer and Vodafone is not willing, man u will still have to stick with Vodafone for the next 2 years. So in a way man u got lucky and had an early release from their contract.
Vodafone is a public listed company and they had to make such announcement so that it gives the Man u board a legal right to look for a new sponsor or otherwise if they changed their minds after a new sponsor is found a lawsuit could be brought against the Man u club.
Anyway, this issue turned out very well for man utd. The moment they started looking, companies were queuing to sponsor them... the indo tycoon internet gambling/tobacco firm wanted to sponsor much more than AIG's but Man utd didn't want to be associated with a gambling/tobacco firm as their sponsor that is why they when with AIG.
Anyway, AIG is a even bigger company than Vodafone and they are sponsoring more than any other clubs in England is getting. -
Must be you all never read the website. Just anyhow make comment about the jersey. Go read manutd.com to find out more about the new jersey and why it look so classic.
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Read a comment, looked like Championship League jersey. Quite true.
They have a premonition? -
I think many (me also) feel this design is bad.
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Haha agreed, hope they follow Leeds to Championship .Originally posted by Poolman:Simple is the word to sum up Mu's jersey .
AIG wording also simple , but $$$ wise , not simple .
Hope they play simple football , score simple goals and concede simple goals also . And sign some simple players and so on . -
nice mah..
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it's generally seen as ugly. but it can't be helped given the financial shit they are in. even the free money they got from chelsea is but a fraction of their interest payment. looks like they're sinking even further in the coming season while spurs is beginning to look exicting, on paper at least.....
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i find it really nice, especially in the retro sense, with the white shield-like backing that the club emblem rests on. reminiscent of the classic sharp viewcam jersey with the black shield.