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Will 2012 be the year of the sock puppet Olympics? | Econsultancy
The Olympics certainly are a double edged sword when it comes to marketing. The rules and regulations are heavily enforced but not always widely understood. In the UK there's even the Olympics Symbol etc.
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David Conn | guardian.co.uk
3 Apr 2012: David Conn: After selling the Drill Field, their much-loved home for 127 years, it has been downhill all the way for Northwich Victoria
BBC - BBC Radio 5 live Programmes - 5 live Sport, Business in Sp
Mark Pougatch presents a special programme discussing the future of finance in football, live from Manchester. Including guests Gordon Taylor from the PFA, West Ham joint chairman David Gold, the BBC's Chief Economic Correspondent Hugh Pym, and Dan Johnson from the Premier League.
David Beckham donned an anti-Glazer scarf at Old Trafford Over 80% of Manchester United fans and 70% of Liverpool supporters believe their respective clubs would be better run if they were co-operatively owned. Supporters at both clubs, who meet on Sunday in the Premier League, have raised concerns over the debt their American owners have saddled them with.
BBC Sport - Football - Football fans want say over way their clu
When the term fan ownership is mentioned in football circles it is easy to immediately think of the glitzy, glamorous and successful regimes that exist at both Real Madrid and Barcelona. However, turning attention a little bit closer to home and one can find inspiring examples of fan owned league clubs on our own shores with Brentford, Exeter and conference side Wimbledon all prime examples. Like the continental preference for the director of football role, the notion of fan ownership has struggled to get off the ground in England, nevertheless, with the finances of the beautiful game increasingly scrutinised such an idea appears to be growing in popularity.
Can fan ownership work in the Premier League? | Sport.co.uk
This post first appeared on the Reuters Great Debate blog on 31st December 2009 Sport in 2009 proved to be as enthralling off-the-field of play as it was exhilarating on it, with high profile cases of cheating, corruption and player transgression affecting a number of sports, accompanied by some crowd-pleasing, record-breaking performances. At the same time, the business, organisation and politics of sport continued to excite and baffle many of us in equal measure, with talk of sports brands, “fit and proper people” and legacy constantly simmering in the background of the collective sporting psyche. With the fragrance of CR9 still in our nostrils, and the taste of fake blood still in our mouths, what has gone before in 2009 therefore provides us with some isotonic sustenance for looking forward to ‘five things we might see in 2010’. Marketing Mania at FIFA World Cup 2010
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Italian fans say no to Euro 2016/I tifosi italiani dicono no a Euro 2016/Italienischen Fans sagen Nein zum Euro 2016 It's a very hard time to be a football fan in Italy. Evelina Pecciarini, who provides support for the nascent supporters' trust movement in Italy, tells us why, and why as a result of their poor treatment fans have decided to turn their backs on hosting the World's second biggest football tournament. Already rigid and often absurd, the restrictive measures that rule the access to Italian stadia have been recently further increased, and even previously ‘authorised' banners are now not allowed, for example: a banner that said "Genoa for children" (a supporters' club that works with kids) was prohibited at a Genoa match!
Supporters Direct » Blog
"We don't need SLOs because our clubs are too small," is a commonly held view that does not quite stand up to closer inspection. The principles of supporter liaison hold true whether a club attracts attendances of 500 or 50,000, as was underlined by a recent case in Luxembourg, where all 14 BGL Ligue clubs have now appointed an SLO. In the run-up to the recent top-of-the-table matchup between CS Grevenmacher and Jeunesse Esch there were fears (for the first time ever in Luxembourg) that the game would be marred by clashes between rival supporters. Amid lurid media speculation, the two clubs and their respective SLOs and safety officers did an excellent job preparing for the match. Supporter groups were consulted and a security concept was worked out with the police.
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