T2U and the Theatre of Dreams

Tuesday, November 03, 2009

Terrific news from Michelle that Manchester United have asked tutor2u to develop some Business Studies materials based on the club.  The work will follow in the footsteps of our business management game (The Hot Seat) and our Business of Football tour for Chelsea FC.  Looks like Michelle is going to have to brush up on her knowledge of Premier League football one more time… grin

Video case study - football shirt sponsorship under pressure

Monday, May 25, 2009

A cracking good video report on the challenges faced by football clubs who look to generate revenue from allowing firms to sponsor their shirts…

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AIG ends Manchester United sponsorship deal

Friday, January 23, 2009

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What are your personal experiences of the credit crunch?  For a while, most of us have remained unaffected and watched the stories unfolding without much of a sense of involvement.

That’s all beginning to change now.  You don’t have to be selling a house or running a business to notice how things are getting tough.  I hope you aren’t affected by unemployment yet or live in a place where the High Street is sprouting lots of empty shop units.

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