PeterUK_IHB New member Sep 16, 2008 #1 This hits too close to home, now even I am worried about the economy :-S
tenmagnet_IHB New member Sep 16, 2008 #2 Don’t forget AIG, they spent big money for the rights to sponsor Man United.
vicstah_IHB New member Sep 16, 2008 #3 Wow, SRAM is most likely not gonna see anything from Lehman at this point. AIG was the #1 sponsor for Man U (which might change shortly). At least Samsung is still going strong, and probably will stay strong for Chelsea.
Wow, SRAM is most likely not gonna see anything from Lehman at this point. AIG was the #1 sponsor for Man U (which might change shortly). At least Samsung is still going strong, and probably will stay strong for Chelsea.
PeterUK_IHB New member Sep 16, 2008 #4 It's interesting to watch how the Ads around sporting events change over time...remember the old Di-tec and countrywide a couple of years ago? My Team is sponsored by Ricoh but they were originaly sponsored by Jaguar Cars until they realized they had no money..
It's interesting to watch how the Ads around sporting events change over time...remember the old Di-tec and countrywide a couple of years ago? My Team is sponsored by Ricoh but they were originaly sponsored by Jaguar Cars until they realized they had no money..
tenmagnet_IHB New member Sep 17, 2008 #5 Northern Rock was a large subprime lender in the UK. Despite all their problems, I think they still maintain sponsorship of Newcastle Utd.
Northern Rock was a large subprime lender in the UK. Despite all their problems, I think they still maintain sponsorship of Newcastle Utd.
PeterUK_IHB New member Sep 17, 2008 #6 Well, Newcastle are a sub-prime Team anyway so it makes sense haha!
PeterUK_IHB New member Jan 5, 2009 #9 I can't find the Link but I read last night that some Bicycle manufacturers are rolling back to 07 prices on 2009 models....
I can't find the Link but I read last night that some Bicycle manufacturers are rolling back to 07 prices on 2009 models....