Are we only suppossed to pay half the endorsement money now and the other half after the cutoff point? If so, why does it look like all the money has come out now?
2005-2006 Endorsement Deals
- Thread starter Dr.Sens(e)
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Southwest Airlines
Criteria: Team must have a player who scores 10 or more power play goals in the regular season.
Cost Fee: $1,000,000
Revenue: $2,000,000
Teams: Tampa Bay
I would like to cancel this one. I guess it cost me .500K but there is no way anyone on my team will score 10PP goals now when I might have traded someone.
Criteria: Team must have a player who scores 10 or more power play goals in the regular season.
Cost Fee: $1,000,000
Revenue: $2,000,000
Teams: Tampa Bay
I would like to cancel this one. I guess it cost me .500K but there is no way anyone on my team will score 10PP goals now when I might have traded someone.
At this juncture, the Mighty Ducks of Anaheim have decided to back out of their endorsement deal with ABC Sports, as management deems 80% attendance highly unlikely given the team's ticket prices and revenue structure.
I would just like to lament the fact that I didn't sign up for the Mountain Dew....
Gervais already hit the 30 point mark,
O'Sullivan was an All-Star,
Hunter has 95 points so far,
Phillipe Dupuis has 85 points so far
and a few other players would have a decent chance if Dupuis faltered. Oh well.
Gervais already hit the 30 point mark,
O'Sullivan was an All-Star,
Hunter has 95 points so far,
Phillipe Dupuis has 85 points so far
and a few other players would have a decent chance if Dupuis faltered. Oh well.
PowerAde
Player’s team CANNOT endorse Pepsi Cola Company
Criteria: Team must have a player 25 or younger who scores 25 or more goals in the regular season.
Cost Fee: $1,000,000
Revenue: $2,500,000
Does this apply to goals in the NHL or the HFNHL? This kinda determines whether I keep this one or not.
-Andrew, EDM GM
Player’s team CANNOT endorse Pepsi Cola Company
Criteria: Team must have a player 25 or younger who scores 25 or more goals in the regular season.
Cost Fee: $1,000,000
Revenue: $2,500,000
Does this apply to goals in the NHL or the HFNHL? This kinda determines whether I keep this one or not.
-Andrew, EDM GM
spintheblackcircle
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Minnesota gives up on:
Air Canada Airlines
Criteria: Team must have a player who scores 3 or more shorthanded goals in the regular season.
Cost Fee: $1,000,000
Revenue: $2,000,000
Teams: Minnesota
Just not enough penalties called. Was a dumb move.
Air Canada Airlines
Criteria: Team must have a player who scores 3 or more shorthanded goals in the regular season.
Cost Fee: $1,000,000
Revenue: $2,000,000
Teams: Minnesota
Just not enough penalties called. Was a dumb move.
Flyers Opt Out Of Ford Deal
League Policy
Commitment and Risk
To enter into an agreement you must make a commitment and pay the “Cost†fee before the start of the season. This money comes out of your team’s budget immediately. You may cancel your endorsement deal anytime BEFORE your 42nd regular season game is played, however you will only receive 50% of the “Cost†fee back.
(APH) The Flyers regret to inform the league that they will opt out of the Radio Deal. Too poor of start in attendance and not enough home games left with St. Louis and SJ.
League Policy
Commitment and Risk
To enter into an agreement you must make a commitment and pay the “Cost†fee before the start of the season. This money comes out of your team’s budget immediately. You may cancel your endorsement deal anytime BEFORE your 42nd regular season game is played, however you will only receive 50% of the “Cost†fee back.
(APH) The Flyers regret to inform the league that they will opt out of the Radio Deal. Too poor of start in attendance and not enough home games left with St. Louis and SJ.
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Just before the 42nd game.... =)
Edmonton backs out of the TSN Endorsement Deal.
-Andrew, EDM GM
Edmonton backs out of the TSN Endorsement Deal.
-Andrew, EDM GM
MatthewFlames
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Ohio Jones
Game on...
The Columbus Blue Jackets have reached agreement with Tim Hortons and The Home Depot to exit their sponsorship arrangement for the remainder fo the 2005-06 season, despite a recent and dramatic upturn in performance from starter Martin Brodeur. It seems the "New HFNHL" has made it prohibitively dfifficult for any goaltender to have a reliable chance at either target.
[AKA the Jackets are backing out of the Tim Horton's and Home Depot endorsement deals]
The Jackets announced that despite their precarious position attendance-wise, they would continue to pursue their broadcast deal, as well as home-ice advantage in the first round of the 2006 playoffs. This is call out to all Columbus fans, and hockey fans and general, to help their team meet the cost of their impressive roster be being sure to come out to see their home games at Nationwide Arena, one of the fan-friendliest venues in the HFNHL!
[*** EDITED during official "rethink" week, as posted below in this thread: the Jackets are NOT opting out of any endorsemenet deals. Go Martin!***]
[AKA the Jackets are backing out of the Tim Horton's and Home Depot endorsement deals]
The Jackets announced that despite their precarious position attendance-wise, they would continue to pursue their broadcast deal, as well as home-ice advantage in the first round of the 2006 playoffs. This is call out to all Columbus fans, and hockey fans and general, to help their team meet the cost of their impressive roster be being sure to come out to see their home games at Nationwide Arena, one of the fan-friendliest venues in the HFNHL!
[*** EDITED during official "rethink" week, as posted below in this thread: the Jackets are NOT opting out of any endorsemenet deals. Go Martin!***]
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Detroit backs out of the ABC Sports Deals.
Despite the fact I'm gambling a bit (especially on knocking someone out in the 1st round - if I even stay in the playoff picture) I'll stick with the others.
Despite the fact I'm gambling a bit (especially on knocking someone out in the 1st round - if I even stay in the playoff picture) I'll stick with the others.
Ohio Jones
Game on...
Ohio Jones said:
Given the week to review the situation, the Jackets are going to stick by their endorsement deals and ride Brodeur all the way to the promised land.
Of course, it would help if I could remember to put him in net... (did we sim two nights? I could have sworn I wasn't due to play the Blackhawks until tomorrow. Oh well, you barely got the win against Leighton, Dry, so I'm pretty confident about Brodeur's chances of shutting you down in the playoffs.
Or, you know, not...
Washington Endorsement Deals
Washington would like to opt out of the following endorsement deals:
OLN
Budweiser Beer
Washington would like to opt out of the following endorsement deals:
OLN
Budweiser Beer
spintheblackcircle
incoming!!!
- Mar 1, 2002
- 66,233
- 12,186
spintheblackcircle
incoming!!!
- Mar 1, 2002
- 66,233
- 12,186
Flyers Re-committ
The Flyers confirm that they are moving forward with all their endorsement deals signed before the start of the season.
The Flyers confirm that they are moving forward with all their endorsement deals signed before the start of the season.
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