everton2004
Player Valuation: £35m
Which was the best sponsor?
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4737carlin
Player Valuation: £90m
Like 91 sides were behind EFC, or something like that lol still going for Hafnia !!
Getting silly now !
Campbell or Baxter ?
Campbell or Baxter ?
everton2004
Player Valuation: £35m
Runcornblue52
Player Valuation: £8m
Stood behind some huge guy with Hafnia on his back at Liverpool airport back in the day .........Turned out to be Kevin Ratcliffe and the rest of the Everton FA cup winning team on their way to Ireland in the early rounds of the cup winners cup
terryefc
Player Valuation: £10m
I remember that NEC advert. Excellent.
But Hafnia for me too.
The great Li Tie would have never joined without Keijan.
originalgreaserbob
Not good enough.
It's a trick question! The correct answer is "Chico's Bail Bonds".
I don't know who paid the club most, NEC probably and they were certainly more prestigious than a smallgoods crowd over the water.
..oh dear.
brieverton
Player Valuation: £50m
Hafnia were unusual as sponsors in the context of the day with football much less global in outlook than it is now. A pigmeat processing company in Denmark sponsoring the best club team in Europe. Was going to say England then but that wouldn't do justice to the 85 team.
They had a big presence in Denmark on a corporate and social level in the 80s. In the heyday of Sepp Pionteks wonderful Denmark team, Hafnia always had prominent advertising behind one of the goal ends in the old Parkenstadion in Copenhagen. I have been to Denmark many, many times and the coincidence of their national sides rise in fortunes with ours in the 80s brings back many happy memories for me.
Just shows how far sighted and creative Everton were back then, and European in outlook. Philip Carter in particular really was a leader off the pitch in that spell, exactly the sort of vision and leadership we need today.
They had a big presence in Denmark on a corporate and social level in the 80s. In the heyday of Sepp Pionteks wonderful Denmark team, Hafnia always had prominent advertising behind one of the goal ends in the old Parkenstadion in Copenhagen. I have been to Denmark many, many times and the coincidence of their national sides rise in fortunes with ours in the 80s brings back many happy memories for me.
Just shows how far sighted and creative Everton were back then, and European in outlook. Philip Carter in particular really was a leader off the pitch in that spell, exactly the sort of vision and leadership we need today.
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