Spurs looking at a stadium naming rights deal with Google

[ssblue]

The Google Stadium?

The Chrome Dome?

Amazon also interested.

Whatever it is it will be ridiculous money.

Tottenham and Google stadium naming rights talks 'well under way'

Negotiations between Tottenham Hotspur and Google over the club’s stadium naming rights are now ‘well under way’ with reports an agreement could be reached soon. The details of th…

talksport.com

Tottenham naming rights battle heating up amid Amazon-Google reveal

Football Insider has learned that Amazon are still in the race to secure a naming rights deal for the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

www.footballinsider247.com

 

[JohnD]

Tried to look this up on a search engine but couldn't find anything

 

[Rangerista]

Just another example of the chasm between the EPL and the rest of football.

I call the new stadium White Hart Lane, I always will.

 

[MainStandLoyal]

Just another example of the chasm between the EPL and the rest of football.

I call the new stadium White Hart Lane, I always will.

Clubs all over the world have sold their stadium naming rights. It’s not exclusive to there EPL.

 

[Morty]

Will probably be the Google pixel stadium.

 

[EagleThursday]

The Synagoogle.

 

[Godrup99]

White Hart lame

 

[Captain_Buns]

Just another example of the chasm between the EPL and the rest of football.

I call the new stadium White Hart Lane, I always will.

Exactly. Doesn’t matter to fans. Although would expect mass hysteria if Rangers were to do similar.

 

[DRAGO]

The Google Stadium?

The Chrome Dome?

Amazon also interested.

Whatever it is it will be ridiculous money.

Tottenham and Google stadium naming rights talks 'well under way'

Negotiations between Tottenham Hotspur and Google over the club’s stadium naming rights are now ‘well under way’ with reports an agreement could be reached soon. The details of th…

talksport.com

Tottenham naming rights battle heating up amid Amazon-Google reveal

Football Insider has learned that Amazon are still in the race to secure a naming rights deal for the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

www.footballinsider247.com

Spurs tried to get Amazon on board whilst it was being built. Spurs wanted 1 BILLION for the naming rights.

 

[GazzaG]

Free money, might as well.

 

[King Richard Gough]

Best stadium I have ever been in.

 

[alex wright]

They’re getting an NFL franchise aren’t they?

 

[CooperBlu11]

Amazon bought the naming rights for the new arena in Seattle. They decided to call it 'The Climate Pledge Arena'. For their sakes lets hope Google don't go down that hypocritical route.

 

[The_Degan]

Best stadium I have ever been in.

Any reason you haven’t been inside Ibrox mate ?

 

[King Richard Gough]

Any reason you haven’t been inside Ibrox mate ?

Mate, Ibrox was once the best in the country.

No one could seriously make that claim now.

Ibrox needs a hell of a lot of money spent on it.

 

[Crouchy]

If it helped us move forward with some real on the field investment, then I’d be happy to sell the naming rights to Ibrox, tbh.

 

[Crouchy]

They’re getting an NFL franchise aren’t they?

That would be class.

Suspect Jacksonville was on the radar, but their resurgence suggests that might not be as plausible.

 

[Stupots]

Is this what Google stadia is?

 

[Wazza]

Just another example of the chasm between the EPL and the rest of football.

I call the new stadium White Hart Lane, I always will.

That’s Haringey Borough Fc now mate.

 

[cooperman]

Would folks be happy if Ibrox is called something else, if we were offered the money?

 

[The People]

I'm surprised they haven't done it already tbh

 

[McCoist’sTinHat]

If it helped us move forward with some real on the field investment, then I’d be happy to sell the naming rights to Ibrox, tbh.

I think if there was worthwhile money on the table from anyone, it’d have been changed by now.

You can tell by the calibre of our (and Celtic for that matter) commercial deals, that we are at the low end of the market. Betting firms and companies nobodies heard of see us as a way to get their brand out there. We even have a start up as a kit manufacturer.

Blue chip/worldwide brands don’t have any interest in Scottish football, no matter how big we are. That’s because we have a finite audience.

 

[Davie Weir]

Exactly. Doesn’t matter to fans. Although would expect mass hysteria if Rangers were to do similar.

We did have mass hysteria when Ashley tried it, thankfully the fans won

 

[Professor Yaffle]

Dreideldiome

 

[TQ3]

Would folks be happy if Ibrox is called something else, if we were offered the money?

I’d only be happy with Apple, and they can change it to i-brox,and the motto to i-ready.

 

[1914-18]

100%

 

[CoplandTel]

Would folks be happy if Ibrox is called something else, if we were offered the money?

Wouldn’t have an issue if the money was good, it will always be Ibrox to me anyway

 

[Loyal72]

Clubs all over the world have sold their stadium naming rights. It’s not exclusive to there EPL.

Mega corporations certainly aren't lining up to take over the naming rights of the Tony Macaroni arena.

Further evidence of how much this backwater shithole restrains the clubs.

 

[Clicker]

Just shows clubs down there don’t even need to be successful on the pitch for the millions to pour in.

 

[Bordeaux]

Best stadium I have ever been in.

It's stunning mate, fan experience is superb.

 

[RangersEasyOK!]

The Google Stadium?

The Chrome Dome?

Amazon also interested.

Whatever it is it will be ridiculous money.

Tottenham and Google stadium naming rights talks 'well under way'

Negotiations between Tottenham Hotspur and Google over the club’s stadium naming rights are now ‘well under way’ with reports an agreement could be reached soon. The details of th…

talksport.com

Tottenham naming rights battle heating up amid Amazon-Google reveal

Football Insider has learned that Amazon are still in the race to secure a naming rights deal for the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

www.footballinsider247.com

Folk are laughing at them looking for £1 billion but what they are seeking is £25m per season for 40 years.

Its why the talk of us not being able to afford to renovate Ibrox is a nonsense.

If we can get £4m a year from Castor we could at least double that for a naming right.

 

[Alfie shhh!]

Speaking of stadiums, why was the Biowave logo's covered by blue tarp during the Liverpool game?

And we could seriously be doing with a stadium naming sponsor.

 

[RangersEasyOK!]

That would be class.

Suspect Jacksonville was on the radar, but their resurgence suggests that might not be as plausible.

They are setting up an NFL European division expansion.

Two London clubs at least apparently.

 

[alex wright]

Speaking of stadiums, why was the Biowave logo's covered by blue tarp during the Liverpool game?

And we could seriously be doing with a stadium naming sponsor.

UEFA own the advertising in Champions League games.

 

[RangersEasyOK!]

They are setting up an NFL European division expansion.

Two London clubs at least apparently.

NFL floats wild idea of possibly putting four teams in Europe as part of major international expansion

The NFL is thinking about putting an entire division in Europe

www.cbssports.com

Link to the story

 

[Rangerista]

Clubs all over the world have sold their stadium naming rights. It’s not exclusive to there EPL.

I'm alluding to the commercials regarding this, it will be a humongous amount of money.

 

[CAL]

Parkhead has been not-so-affectionately known as The Bing for decades.

 

[Alfie shhh!]

UEFA own the advertising in Champions League games.

Cheers mate.

 

[AchtungBaby]

Speaking of stadiums, why was the Biowave logo's covered by blue tarp during the Liverpool game?

And we could seriously be doing with a stadium naming sponsor.

Hopefully because it's embarrassing and we didn't want the world to see how z-list our sponsors are.

 

[Loud and proud]

I would be all for selling the naming rights to Ibrox stadium.

 

[Gibraltar Loyal]

Would folks be happy if Ibrox is called something else, if we were offered the money?

If it were something like The Mercedes Ibrox Stadium I would have an issue.
Infact could call it The Mercedes Stadium or anything really but it'll always be Ibrox to me and all Rangers fans.

 

[Donsky]

I guess the draw of having you name as part of the EPL is bigger than having your name associated with the mediocrity of Spurs.

 

[BlueSeaOfIbrox]

Would folks be happy if Ibrox is called something else, if we were offered the money?

Depends on the name, knowing how our advertisement has turned out lately we'd end up with "The boxt sportmongo Ibrox stadium of Milka chocolate"

Just get onto Apple. and see how much they're offering for Ibrox stadium. throw in a wee apple at the side to sweeten the deal

 

[RTD-BEAR]

If it helped us move forward with some real on the field investment, then I’d be happy to sell the naming rights to Ibrox, tbh.

I'd be happy to sell the banking rights if it was for expansion of the stadium

 

[Cuparman]

Parkhead has been not-so-affectionately known as The Bing for decades.

Parkhead will soon be renamed Yahoo Park.

 

[vicbex]

Would folks be happy if Ibrox is called something else, if we were offered the money?

Money in. Money out.

You cant fill a bath if the plug's out.

 

[Chopper]

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[Bud Johnston1972]

White Hart losers! Need I say more.

 

[McCoist’sTinHat]

If it were something like The Mercedes Ibrox Stadium I would have an issue.
Infact could call it The Mercedes Stadium or anything really but it'll always be Ibrox to me and all Rangers fans.

Why on earth would Mercedes want to be associated with Scottish football - look down our list of partners/sponsors now. There are no major brands there for a reason.

Rangers aren’t a big commercial draw for anyone, we couldn’t even get worthwhile deal with a kit manufacturer anyone had heard of.

 

[SimonLeBon]

Best stadium I have ever been in.

No where else comes even close.