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| Title: | THERE was amusement at [...]. |
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| Authors: | LAURA WILLIAMSON; Laurie Whitwell; Mike Keegan; Kieran Gill; Mike Dickson; Adam Crafton |
| Source: | Daily Mail. 5/27/2019, p69. 1p. |
| Abstract: | THERE was amusement at the Financial Times Business Summit last week when Bundesliga CEO Christian Seifert (left) took a question from a member of Manchester United's commercial team and spoke about the mentality of the modern-day player. 'As you will know from Manchester United,' he said with a grin, 'not every player is playing for love, they can sometimes be playing for the next Lamborghini.' There were more raised eyebrows in the room at Claridge's hotel in London when Arsenal managing director Vinai Venkatesham claimed 51 per cent of Gunners fans now want to go on holiday to Rwanda, following the club's £30m sponsorship deal that promotes the country's tourist industry. Who knew? [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER] |
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| Abstract: | THERE was amusement at the Financial Times Business Summit last week when Bundesliga CEO Christian Seifert (left) took a question from a member of Manchester United's commercial team and spoke about the mentality of the modern-day player. 'As you will know from Manchester United,' he said with a grin, 'not every player is playing for love, they can sometimes be playing for the next Lamborghini.' There were more raised eyebrows in the room at Claridge's hotel in London when Arsenal managing director Vinai Venkatesham claimed 51 per cent of Gunners fans now want to go on holiday to Rwanda, following the club's £30m sponsorship deal that promotes the country's tourist industry. Who knew? [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER] |
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| ISSN: | 03077578 |
