Kilmarnock Football Club have announced that QTS Group will once again sponsor the club for the up-coming season, illness while also revealing that Nike will become the club’s official kit supplier. Instantly recognised around the world, viagra 60mg Nike is the club’s biggest sports brand partner to date.
Kilmarnock joins an elite clubs in Scotland to wear the famous swoosh, no rx along with Dundee United and Hibernian. As the club celebrates its 24th successive year in the top flight of Scottish football, Kilmarnock is proud to be associated with one of the world’s leading sports brands.
Nike will supply playing kit, training wear and equipment for the next three seasons.
West Ham co-chairman David Gold has spoken to iSportconnect about a new dawn for West Ham, ahead of their move to the Olympic Stadium. From the 2016/17 Premier League season they will have one of biggest club grounds in the UK – and are planning to make it the biggest in London.
Having already increased capacity to 60,000 from the original 54,000, due to demand, Gold revealed the club had even bigger plans, and believes it will elevate the team to previously unseen heights.
“Commercially it stands to reason that this is an iconic stadium that will attract players so we’re looking to bring in top quality players”
“A corporate advantage is endless to come to such an iconic stadium. We’ve gone from a 35,000 stadium at Upton Park to now a 60,000 seater stadium, of which 52,000 of those are season ticket holders; we have another 20,000 fans on the waiting list so you can see these are incredible opportunities for the football club”
We’re hoping that next season the 17/18 season we’ll start the planning permission to extend the stadium from 60,000 to 66,000 – that will make us the second best-supported club in the country.”
66,000 would make the stadium the biggest club venue in London, ahead of Arsenal’s 60,260 and Tottenham’s planned 61,000 seater stadium.
With Chelsea also looking to redevelop their ground to increase capacity to around 60,000, West Ham’s rental agreement means they don’t face the financial costs of their London rivals.
Mr. Gold was delighted that the chance presented itself to the club – knowing full well it was a once in a generation chance.
“I am pleased to be in this position, it’s a once in a lifetime opportunity – this has happened because powers that be chose Stratford, Newham, for the sight of the Olympic Stadium – that gave us the opportunity to win the bid to occupy the Olympic Stadium and we’ve grasped that opportunity and I’m really pleased with the outcome.”
With the departure from Upton park, some Hammers fans will still long for the days of the Boleyn Ground, but Gold believes the stadium is the start of a new chapter.
“It was a sad evening a great evening but a sad evening and I’m sure it will remain in the hearts of West ham fans for many years to come – but there’s a new dawn and the excitement will turn towards the Olympic stadium.”
“It’s 50 years since we won the world cup; or should I say West Ham won the world cup and we’re very excited to be going to the Olympic Stadium – it’s a new adventure.”
With European football next season at their new home, attracting players and sponsors should be an easier task. With a new revenue revenue stream, that will be the envy of many clubs, the future looks bright for the Hammers.
Rugby Europe, anabolics the administrative body for rugby union in Europe, ampoule has unveiled the launch of a new digital streaming platform named rugbyeurope.tv.
This digital streaming platform will air live coverage of all the competitions organised by Rugby Europe.
FIFA’s appeal committee has rejected Michael Garcia’s appeal against the findings of ethics committee chairman Hans-Joachim Eckert into his report, claiming it is “not admissible”.
Garcia was hired by FIFA to investigate the bidding process for the 2018 and 2022 World Cups in Russia and Qatar after allegations of corruption.
Judge Eckert published a 42-page report of his findings last month, which Garcia claimed were inaccurate, leading him to lodge an official appeal.
In a statement released by FIFA they state that Eckert’s report was “neither legally binding nor appealable”.
The statement read: “The said statement about the report on the inquiry into the 2018/2022 FIFA World Cup bidding process does not constitute a decision and as such is neither legally binding nor appealable.”
The successful inaugural Abu Dhabi iSportconnect Directors’ Club, in partnership with INTERACT took place at the Yas Viceroy Abu Dhabi yesterday and saw over 70 key stakeholders gather to discuss their challenges in the sports industry in the region.
The event was supported by Abu Dhabi Sports Council. Organisations who attended the event included Al Qattara Investment, Hazza Bin Zayed Stadium, ADIB,Abu Dhabi Motorsports Management, Yas Marina Circuit, Arabian Gulf League, Abu Dhabi Cricket Club,Yas Links, Abu Dhabi Sailing and Yacht Club.
The Directors’ Club started with an opening speech from H.E. Aref Al Awani, Secretary General of Abu Dhabi Sports Council which was followed by a keynote with Al Tareq Al Ameri, CEO of the Yas Marina Circuit and Abu Dhabi Motorsports Management – the hosts of the finale race of the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix in just two weeks’ time.
The panel included Brian Lott, Executive Director, Group Communications of Mubadala, Dr Sven Rohte, Chief Commercial Officer of National Health Insurance Company, Daman, and John Craig, Head of Sailing World Cup at ISAF.
The debate saw very open discussions and a lot of interaction from the audience on local participation, grassroots, health and corporate wellness and how to ensure a cohesive strategy is in place to improve these areas.
A lot of discussion took place on grassroots sport with many of the participants keen to ensure the industry comes together collectively to imbed sport into the culture of the city.
More pictures below:
Pre-event networking
Directors’ Club introduction by Sally Corander, Managing Director at INTERACT, Business Event Specialists
Delegates at the Directors’ Club Abu Dhabi
Post-event networking at the Yas Viceroy, Abu Dhabi
Delegates and speakers including Aref Al Awani & Al Tareq Al Ameri
ANOC President Sheikh Ahmad Al Fahad Al Sabah has confirmed Kosovo will become a member of the Association of National Olympic Committees (ANOC) once they are accepted as a full member by the International Olympic Committee (IOC).
Kosovo declared independence in 2008 and the Balkan Republic was provisionally recognised by the IOC’s ruling Executive Board last month.
Full acceptance into the IOC is therefore expected to be a formality when the IOC membership decide during their Extraordinary General Assembly in Monte Carlo on December 8 and 9.
Speaking in Bangkok at an ANOC Executive Council meeting, Sheikh Ahmad confirmed that the umbrella organisation for National Olympic Committees would automatically follow the IOC decision.
ANOC vice-president Patrick Hickey also confirmed that, providing the IOC membership vote in favour, the nation will be permitted to compete in the inaugural European Games in Baku next June.
Kosovo will also then become a member of the European Olympic Committees, the continental body headed by Hickey.
An opportunity has arisen within the Media and Communications department to be responsible for the club’s overall video production and strategy. The Digital Editor will work with key stakeholders across the club to best leverage one of the club’s most valuable forms of media output.
Key responsibilities
– Generate an engaging, view innovative and industry-leading video content plan aligned with overall club objectives. – Work with key club stakeholders to deliver video and media projects covering the football club and Community Trust. – Drive consistent growth through the club’s YouTube, price viagra Facebook, Twitter and Cherries Player HD video platforms. – Set a high standard whilst continuously measuring, developing and further improving the club’s video output to ensure the club is one step ahead of its competitors. – Work with key marketing and creative partners during significant club events such as kit launches, new player signings and manager appointments. – Taking on further responsibilities within the department when called upon and assist other departments with content and public relations matters. – Be an ambassador of the club, providing excellent customer service at all times whilst portraying a professional image. – Perform other duties as required, which are considered relevant to the post and to the objectives of the club. – Where required, attend first team, development squad/under-21 and under-18 games, both home and away. – Build and maintain relationships with key football personnel across the business.
Skills and abilities
– High proficiency in Adobe Premiere Pro CC and/or Final Cut Pro – Proficiency in Adobe After Effects CC – Proficiency in Adobe Photoshop CC – Comfortable working within Windows and/or Mac OS – Excellent communications skills, both written and verbal – Ability to work and operate a range of camera equipment – Experience in on-field interview set-up – Ability to work to given deadlines in a fast-paced environment – Knowledge of social media and developing trends. – Ability to work under pressure. – Ability to work individually or as part of a team – Able to use initiative and be proactive in developing new ideas and ways of thinking – Educated to degree, or equivalent academic qualification, level – Driving licence – Applicants are asked to submit a link to a show reel containing examples of their work and state salary expectations.
