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@RedKop2048187@ServetSa2@LFC Unfortunately once we get in bed with sovereign funds, we turn into a strictly commercial enterprises, where the highest bidder wins. Hopefully they won't cave in and rename Anfield into Turkish Airlines stadium. If Arsenal and City caved in, FSG will do the same. YNWA
@luc022@LFC Sovereign wealth funds getting involved in football creates a misalignment of branding. Next thing you know Liverpool agrees to rename Anfield into Turkish Airlines stadium like City and Arsenal did. We can't say we're different then cave into governments and highest bidders.
@KopiteDavo@FKalemciNotes@LFC So if we turned into Arsenal or City and renamed Anfield stadium to Turkish Airlines stadium you'd be ok with it? Sovereign funds have that kind of power. Emirates stadium. Etihad stadium. The brand alignment is wrong. Slippery slope here getting governments involved.
@adaela1980@LFC This isn't about Turkey. It's about sovereign funds getting involved in football. I wouldn't like Anfield being renamed Aegean Air or Turkish Airlines stadium. Sovereign funds already were able to change stadium names for City and Arsenal. Liverpool is next in line.
@ponyroz85@LFC Difference of opinion file mou. Sovereign funds should stay away from football. Next thing you know Anfield gets renamed Turkish Airlines stadium. Etihad. Emirates. City. Arsenal. Sometimes taking the money destroys the values. Brand alignment is more important.
@luc022@LFC Not really mate. I draw the line here sovereign funds get involved. Never was a fan of governments sponsoring football teams. Where do you draw the line? Next thing you know Anfield will be called Turkish Airlines stadium. The Emirates. The Etihad. Slippery slope mate.
@DencerHyde@FKalemciNotes@LFC So you'd be ok with Anfield being renamed Amazon stadium? Where do you draw the line? The issue here is sovereign states getting involved with their wealth funds. Turkey owns over 49% of Turkish Airlines. I have the same issue with other teams getting in bed with governments.
@Rumiya_30@LFC Dig deeper. Turkiye Wealth Fund owns over 49% of Turkish Airways. Not a fan of sovereign funds in football. They're dominating now (Real Madrid, Arsenal, AC Milan, City, PSG etc). Next thing you know Anfield stadium will be renamed the Amazon stadium. Slippery slope here.
@kazim313m@FKalemciNotes@LFC It is a shame. I'd prefer sponsorless jerseys. Next thing you know they'll rename Anfield for the sake of making more money. Not a fan. Wasn't particularly a fan of Standard Chartered either. The Premier league has become a vicious circle of selling out or you can't compete.
@adaela1980@LFC So Turkish supporters would be fine wearing a jersey with the Greek flag and a sponsor owned by the Greek government? I guarantee you that a significant portion would not. I wouldn't ask that of Turks. It's not right. It's a mutual respect thing. YNWA
@VJK1903@LFC The issue that I disagree with is sovereign funds having such a huge control of football today ⚽️ It is way too political. Could be labeled sportswashing by others. It is not good in the long run. It’s not merely a Liverpool issue. It's becoming prevalent and acceptable.
@VJK1903@LFC I'm not a fan of sovereign funds sponsoring football teams unless they are local. I have no issue with Turkish Airlines sponsoring Galatasaray, Besiktas, Fenerbahce, or Trapzonspor. Makes a lot of sense. Liverpool should not follow City, PSG, Real Madrid, or Arsenal. YNWA