Makes sense, they were terrible.
Dunkin Donuts
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Makes sense, they were terrible.
Our taste buds just weren't ready for them
How ?
In which case I doubt you even know what real coffee tastes like 😉
And Baskins Robbins is shite ice-cream too.
Because there is talk of them also sponsoring the summer tour 2014 etc.
Lets just wait and see eh? Positive news regardless imho.
" gets a loan of Doc Mac's gun and takes aim"
Does anyone know why teams are not allowed more than 1 sponsor on their shirts?, often wondered this when hearing about these deals why football hasn't gone like F1, UFC etc in having sponsors all over the kits.
It's Toures
Poor the Henderson
No, let's jump for joy at the fact we've agreed to buy donuts to sell at Anfield.
Because that's all this is.
There is not a single mention anywhere that it's a sponsorship deal and it's going to make us money - because if it was the papers would have been told to tell us so.
Rushie's? How about Thommo's?
Yes its shite, we're shite, the clubs shite and we will be paid in frozen donuts.
It's not worth it mate, he's reared his head for a few days in his customary "time of the month" fashion, to moan about everything and remind us how much of a cynical, pedantic bore he is.
We're selling doughnuts at Anfield, it won't make a massive difference to us and we dragged Coutinho in for the picture just coz.
It's not worth what ? Reading the information correctly ?
Because that's all that's going on here.
That and you having another moan
So let me get this straight. We set up a presser to announce that we are going to sell Dunkin's donuts and he's giving us nothing in return. Well fuck that !
What like this??
Liverpool have announced a multi-million-pound global partnership with the American company Dunkin' Donuts. The managing director, Ian Ayre, said the deal will help the club to compete financially with their major rivals.
"We're delighted to be joining forces with Dunkin' Brands, one of the world's most iconic names. Dunkin' Donuts will be our official coffee, tea and bakery provider and Baskin-Robbins will be our official ice cream provider, we welcome both to the LFC family," said Billy Hogan, Liverpool's chief commercial officer.
Liverpool are hopeful that the deal will help the manager, Brendan Rodgers, compete in the transfer market. "In order to support Brendan we have to provide the resources to allow that," said Ayre. "That is only allowable operating within your own means – they are the rules we have all signed up to – and this is absolutely vital in us being able to compete.
"We should be pleased and fans should take comfort from the fact commercially this club is right at the top of teams in that regard. In the modern game we talk about financial fair play and the ability to operate in transfer markets, and a big part of doing what we want to achieve here is generating revenue which supports what we do on the pitch.
"Fans are interested in seeing the team win matches and the way we do that is by putting the best team out there every week. There are a finite number of partners we can have on a global basis and it is vital as a football club, like our competitors, we compete in that.
"I don't think we're trying to catch up with anyone. Off the pitch I think we bat right at the top of the league in terms of our commercial activity and our performances in that regard. Our ambition is to be the best we can be for our fans, not compete with anyone else."
Liverpool have announced a multi-million-pound global partnership with the American company Dunkin' Donuts. The managing director, Ian Ayre, said the deal will help the club to compete financially with their major rivals.
"We're delighted to be joining forces with Dunkin' Brands, one of the world's most iconic names. Dunkin' Donuts will be our official coffee, tea and bakery provider and Baskin-Robbins will be our official ice cream provider, we welcome both to the LFC family," said Billy Hogan, Liverpool's chief commercial officer.
Liverpool are hopeful that the deal will help the manager, Brendan Rodgers, compete in the transfer market. "In order to support Brendan we have to provide the resources to allow that," said Ayre. "That is only allowable operating within your own means – they are the rules we have all signed up to – and this is absolutely vital in us being able to compete.
"We should be pleased and fans should take comfort from the fact commercially this club is right at the top of teams in that regard. In the modern game we talk about financial fair play and the ability to operate in transfer markets, and a big part of doing what we want to achieve here is generating revenue which supports what we do on the pitch.
"Fans are interested in seeing the team win matches and the way we do that is by putting the best team out there every week. There are a finite number of partners we can have on a global basis and it is vital as a football club, like our competitors, we compete in that.
"I don't think we're trying to catch up with anyone. Off the pitch I think we bat right at the top of the league in terms of our commercial activity and our performances in that regard. Our ambition is to be the best we can be for our fans, not compete with anyone else."
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