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    Deereyme66Deereyme66
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    Maybe he thinks you’re Telly Savalos?

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    fans6464
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    Not sure he loves me baby

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    AwaywegoAwaywego
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    See Tamworth have a new rich owner.

    24 year old? must have crossed the channel in a small boat and threw his passport away.

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    cliffbyrnesrightpegCliff Byrne’s Right Peg
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    “I’m struggling to understand some of the outrage”

    I wouldn’t call it outrage, it’s more annoying than anything. I get that gathering sponsors is a way for the club to increase funds, but every other day they are seeking sponsors.

    It’s getting a little silly and repetitive now.

    We’ll be collecting the rain water on the pitch this coming season and sell it off in shot glassess next.

    No irony in the post when you’re on this forum asking for players to be signed every month like it’s football manager.

    Try and raise funds or cut your cloth accordingly. Take your pick.

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    Iron-onymousIron-onymous
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    Hi all,

    Long-time lurker, first-time poster.

    The Club’s commercial strategy has been left wanting for such a long time, and unfortunately and devout of ideas. We literally have a sponsor for everything. That is not a strategy, that’s just ‘hit and hope’. I honestly do believe that this department of the club really does need shaking up.

    I was at a BBQ the other weekend, and someone there works for a sportswear brand that pitched against Meyba during the last team wear partner procurement cycle. He didn’t go into too much detail about that because it’s not too professional of him to do so. He didn’t have many complimentary words to say about Matt, what’s his face, but waxed lyrical about the work Jamie Shipstone was doing behind the scenes. Anyway, to cut a long story short, he outlined a whole commercial strategy that made complete sense, which focused on local businesses and alternative revenue streams. If I get the opportunity to speak to him again, I’d like to share further because I do feel this club is a million miles away from where it should be commercially.

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    Deereyme66Deereyme66
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    ‘he outlined a whole commercial strategy…:

    At a BBQ?

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