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Breaking the Far East
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Breaking the Far East
by Bewar3them00n Wed Jun 12, 2013 2:46 pm
http://www.sportsdirectnews.com/sports-business/26232-man-city-sign-indonesian-deal.php
Manchester City have signed their first ever sponsorship in Indonesia, in order to exploit their significant social media presence in the region.
The deal will see Daihatsu become the club’s “official automotive partner” in Indonesia next season.
City directors became convinced of the potential benefits of the deal after having become aware of a strong Indonesian following on their Facebook page.
Speaking exclusively to SportsDirect News, a Manchester City spokesperson said: “Indonesian City fans make up a large percentage of our Facebook following and are extremely passionate about the club.
“It is a region that the club hopes to expand in commercially and grow it’s fan base.”
The spokesperson added: “Retail and social media are key areas for international growth, both in terms of revenue and fan engagement.”
Manchester City players will also travel to Indonesia this summer to take part in local promotions.
City are due to play in the pre-season Barclays Asia Trophy in Hong Kong between 24-27 July, with Tottenham Hotspur, Sunderland and South China FC also to feature.
Manchester City have signed their first ever sponsorship in Indonesia, in order to exploit their significant social media presence in the region.
The deal will see Daihatsu become the club’s “official automotive partner” in Indonesia next season.
City directors became convinced of the potential benefits of the deal after having become aware of a strong Indonesian following on their Facebook page.
Speaking exclusively to SportsDirect News, a Manchester City spokesperson said: “Indonesian City fans make up a large percentage of our Facebook following and are extremely passionate about the club.
“It is a region that the club hopes to expand in commercially and grow it’s fan base.”
The spokesperson added: “Retail and social media are key areas for international growth, both in terms of revenue and fan engagement.”
Manchester City players will also travel to Indonesia this summer to take part in local promotions.
City are due to play in the pre-season Barclays Asia Trophy in Hong Kong between 24-27 July, with Tottenham Hotspur, Sunderland and South China FC also to feature.
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Re: Breaking the Far East
by blueboy Wed Jun 12, 2013 9:11 pm
Oh..........and I moan!! 
TBF..........that green tripped me out!
TBF..........that green tripped me out!
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Re: Breaking the Far East
by leopold Wed Jun 12, 2013 11:39 pm
The green typeface takes me right back to the old MGA monitors I used to use back in the day. Green on green, how very IBM 3270...
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Re: Breaking the Far East
by Bewar3them00n Wed Jun 12, 2013 11:59 pm
Sorry guys! It looked black when I copied and pasted it ! I didn't known what the problem was until I looked at iron my ipad!! I must be having commodore PET flashbacks!!
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Re: Breaking the Far East
by Moonchester Thu Jun 13, 2013 7:52 am
we seem to be in a lot of mini tournaments this summer now..
Iceland,
Germany
Asia
and we have been to USA already?
Iceland,
Germany
Asia
and we have been to USA already?
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Re: Breaking the Far East
by Topdawg Thu Jun 13, 2013 8:12 am
Finland, not Iceland Moony. And a stopover in Indonesia to promote our link up with Daihatsu, it's all go for the players now.
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Re: Breaking the Far East
by leopold Thu Jun 13, 2013 9:22 am
Amstrad word processor... now that was a retina burner if ever there was one...
Sorry, what were we talking about again?
Sorry, what were we talking about again?
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Re: Breaking the Far East
by Jordan Thu Jun 13, 2013 10:00 am
You mean you didn't have these touchscreen devices in your young days guys?
How awful.
How awful.
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Re: Breaking the Far East
by Moonchester Thu Jun 13, 2013 10:25 am
I remember when a floppy disk was actually floppy.. 
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Re: Breaking the Far East
by Topdawg Thu Jun 13, 2013 11:24 am
There's tablets you can take for that now Mooney...
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Re: Breaking the Far East
by Moonchester Thu Jun 13, 2013 11:29 am
But all these new disks and hard drives keep getting smaller.. )
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Re: Breaking the Far East
by leopold Thu Jun 13, 2013 2:48 pm
Yeah, we had touch screens all right. When you wanted to show someone something, you'd touch the screen where it was, so they'd know which bit to look at. They were pretty sturdy beasts, these screens.Jordan wrote:You mean you didn't have these touchscreen devices in your young days guys?
How awful.
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Re: Breaking the Far East
by leopold Thu Jun 13, 2013 2:53 pm
I know! I remember one of the beasts I had to look after was an IBM System/360 which used 8 inch floppies that held a massive 180kb of data. And now you can get a card that's smaller than the nail on your little finger which holds 180,000 times more than that. And it plugs into a mobile phone which has more processing capacity than the laptop I used to use 10 years ago.Moonchester wrote:But all these new disks and hard drives keep getting smaller..
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Re: Breaking the Far East
by ManCityMan Fri Jun 14, 2013 12:07 am
When i was at school we didn't even have paper, it hadn't been invented!! We used to scratch on slate tablets with a sharpened bone from the spine of a dead chicken.
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Re: Breaking the Far East
by Paulpowersleftfoot Fri Jun 14, 2013 8:34 am
Never touched a computer until 2007
Didn't have them at school and never needed one until then when I had to accept the newfangled devices are sometimes mightier than the pen
Still don't use one much,even at work I handwrite estimates & invoices much to the annoyance of the girls in the office who thought it apt to pin a picture of a stegosaurus on my office door
Didn't have them at school and never needed one until then when I had to accept the newfangled devices are sometimes mightier than the pen
Still don't use one much,even at work I handwrite estimates & invoices much to the annoyance of the girls in the office who thought it apt to pin a picture of a stegosaurus on my office door
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