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jon1959
09-08-21, 16:28
Catchy name. :hehe:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/wales/58148996

Swansea City's home ground has been renamed Swansea.com Stadium in a 10-year deal.

The Championship club share what has been known as Liberty Stadium since its completion in 2005 with rugby team Ospreys.

Swans director Martin Morgan is also a director of Swansea.com, a business based in the city.
Undercoverinwurzelland
09-08-21, 16:59
Wonder how much they're getting.
Tuerto
09-08-21, 17:00
What is Swansea.com?
Allez Allez Allez
09-08-21, 17:24
Wonder how much they're getting.


About £3,000 per week.
ninian opinian
09-08-21, 17:34
What is Swansea.com?

Google is your friend :biggrin:
Tuerto
09-08-21, 17:38
Google is your friend :biggrin:

Yup, but that sort of defeats the point of discussion on here :hehe:
splott parker
09-08-21, 18:45
Swansea Dot Cotton
goats
09-08-21, 19:51
What is Swansea.com?

Think they need to advertise it, whatever it is……
Undercoverinwurzelland
09-08-21, 21:14
About £3,000 per week.
Not a massive amount then, but useful in the current climate.
SLUDGE FACTORY
09-08-21, 21:23
Swansea.Cock
stan butler
09-08-21, 21:38
Swansea.Cock

Don't upset Surge 😂
stan butler
09-08-21, 21:39
Catchy name. :hehe:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/wales/58148996

Swansea City's home ground has been renamed Swansea.com Stadium in a 10-year deal.

The Championship club share what has been known as Liberty Stadium since its completion in 2005 with rugby team Ospreys.

Swans director Martin Morgan is also a director of Swansea.com, a business based in the city.

Wasn't he one of the sell outs along with that dutch turd and Huwey?
binman
09-08-21, 22:50
Wasn't he one of the sell outs along with that dutch turd and Huwey?

Wonder if Nathan Dyers wife gave Mr Morgan the idea about pumping something into Swansea?
Jamsarnie
10-08-21, 05:41
Should’ve gone with Mumsnet. And made it a tribute to all their sisters.
xsnaggle
10-08-21, 07:57
If the Stadium is owned by Swansea Council and the jacks and the Ospreys live in it rent free, how can the jacks make money from renaming it? Shirley that money should go to the council?
Otherwisw it gives the jacks unfair advantage..........again.
surge
10-08-21, 08:24
There's always a sale at the ScS. Players going at double-discounted prices.
Trigger
10-08-21, 11:13
What's the reason we haven't sold the naming rights for ours?

Wouldn't want anything ridiculous but if be surprised if we have turned down any decent money for it.
delmbox
10-08-21, 12:45
There's always a sale at the ScS. Players going at double-discounted prices.

Bit rich coming from a City fan :sherlock:
Eric the Half a Bee
10-08-21, 21:49
What's the reason we haven't sold the naming rights for ours?

Wouldn't want anything ridiculous but if be surprised if we have turned down any decent money for it.

Doesn't Hammam still own the naming rights? If so, why on earth would the club even consider it?
Lawnmower
11-08-21, 17:40
Doesn't Hammam still own the naming rights? If so, why on earth would the club even consider it?

And there we have the reason why we’ve never had a stadium sponsor.

Mr ‘Cardiff City are my family’, still damaging the club to today
stan butler
11-08-21, 18:18
And there we have the reason why we’ve never had a stadium sponsor.

Mr ‘Cardiff City are my family’, still damaging the club to today

Still lurking about trying to syphon more cash from our club.
Tuerto
11-08-21, 19:18
Doesn't Hammam still own the naming rights? If so, why on earth would the club even consider it?

Did that really happen? I'd be interested in knowing the terms of that deal, if it still exists. The only thing that tells me that it's true is that Tan hasn't agreed to a sponsorship deal or put his business name on the stadium.
alan_corneli
11-08-21, 19:22
i'm very happy that we haven't/can't sell the naming rights to our stadium.

When Wales play there it's the Cardiff City Stadium, the European Super Cup was at the Cardiff City Stadium, the Women's Champions League Final was at the Cardiff City Stadium, Cardiff Blues used to play at the Cardiff City Stadium.