Thomas Cook

[TURKISH]

Is our other sponsor, reaction?

[Rojoknapp]

Is it going to be on the CL shirts?

[TURKISH]

I have no idea Rojo, here is what I have found.

Tottenham Hotspur, the English soccer club that will play in the Uefa Champions League for the first time this month and secured a new record shirt deal with Autonomy in July, has signed another seven-figure sponsorship deal.

Spurs have signed a four-year deal with Thomas Cook Sport, which sees the UK's largest sports tour operator continue as the club's official travel partner. The sponsorship marks another major boost to Tottenham's sponsorship income. The White Hart Lane club's previous deal with Thomas Cook was worth around £100,000 (US$160,000) per season, while the new deal is believed to be in the region of £500,000 (US$800,000) each year, bringing in some £2 million (US$3.2 million) over the length of the contract.

The new deal will be effective from the start of the 2010/2011 season, kicking off prior to Tottenham's opening Uefa Champions League qualifier. Thomas Cook will continue to work with the club across a number of areas including team travel, supporter travel, match breaks to White Hart Lane and the Spurs Holiday Club.

"This deal builds on a longstanding relationship between the club and Thomas Cook," said Ben Wright, head of commercial at Tottenham Hotspur. "It's an exciting period for Tottenham Hotspur in Europe and we are delighted to have such an established travel partner alongside us."

Danny Talbot, managing director of Thomas Cook Sport, added: "We're thrilled to be continuing our work with Tottenham Hotspur, a great team with great fans. We're building strong relationships with some of the UK's top football clubs and we are delighted that Spurs remains an integral part of that growing portfolio."

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Last month Tottenham Hotspur announced a new Premier League shirt sponsorship deal with Autonomy, the UK’s largest pure software company. Match break packages to Spurs' home games include a minimum of one night's accommodation in a choice of hotels, coupled with a match ticket, programme and stadium tour. The Holiday Club will offer fans the opportunity to buy holidays at guaranteed discount prices from any Thomas Cook or Going Places store.

Thomas Cook Sport, launched six years ago, is the largest sports tour operator in the UK.

[matthius23]

Is it going to be on the CL shirts?

Dont think theyre a shirt sponsor, just a partner sponsor. Have been for a while but theyve upped their £££ coming in.

[Rojoknapp]

Hmmmm.... 5 times more money. Nice.

[Gino Ginelli]

Interesting, do you think they'll be putting some special offers on for our European away games?

[TURKISH]

Interesting, do you think they'll be putting some special offers on for our European away games?

Or league cup matches..........Blackpool anyone?

[Gino Ginelli]

Or league cup matches..........Blackpool anyone?

http://www.smh.com.au/ffximage/2006/11/01/blackpool21106_wideweb__470x325,0.jpg

[deadleyledley]

Interesting, do you think they'll be putting some special offers on for our European away games?

i should think so. thre is no point in being associated with the club, if they are not going to help the supporters who effectively run the club. it will be silly on their part as it is an oppurtunity to make money for them.

but i think that levy and the boys have done a good job here. it is very important to help out the fans like this and it will have a knock on effect to the players who will see the loyal travelling troops.

you would expect levy to milk as much money out of the sponsorship.

does anyone know if there were deals for fans during our association with thomson.

[Gino Ginelli]

Not a scooby mate.