Tom Hicks: Liverpool’s World Record Shirt Sponsorship Isn’t Enough
Tom Hicks, the co-owner of English soccer club Liverpool, has vowed that the club will not rest on
its laurels after securing a world record shirt sponsorship deal with Standard Chartered worth more
than US$130 million over the next four years.
Hicks expects that deal - which will see Standard Chartered sell Liverpool shirts in its branches
throughout Asia - to be worth more than it is at first glance, while the club's managing director
Christian Purslow is spearheading a number of other commercial sponsorships, including one with
outgoing shirt sponsors Carlsberg.
Anfield Talk @ Sep 21, 2009 11:07 AM EST | Blog Profile
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