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I thought they sponcerd Dortmund, here ya go, e.on is always put on shirts like this:penlost wrote:I am sure they will still provide a crap service, but I will save that for the moan thread
It is a shame that the club cannot provide a subsidised replacement shirt for those that had already bought one.
They are cought between a rock and a hard placepenlost wrote:I am sure they will still provide a crap service, but I will save that for the moan thread
It is a shame that the club cannot provide a subsidised replacement shirt for those that had already bought one.
...they are not in a potition to either replace shirts or not accept Powergen's new sponsorship deal as I'm sure there is no alternative.Yes thats the one, there's an artists impression of it on the back page of the Evening StarAnglo-Saxon wrote:I thought they sponcerd Dortmund, here ya go, e.on is always put on shirts like this:penlost wrote:I am sure they will still provide a crap service, but I will save that for the moan thread
It is a shame that the club cannot provide a subsidised replacement shirt for those that had already bought one.
Our 'keepers kit is the worst in the league.....my step mum said that from Greene King upper it looks like a sarongAnglo-Saxon wrote:Stop it!!!!!!!!!! I'v gotten used to it now LOLrainblue wrote:Lets face it we have the worst home kit in the league.
Wish they would change those shorts, i think this is an excuse to get more revenue and alter the kit style.
that sounds about right, we had a thread like this at the time E-on brought Powergen, basically us rabble will still buy power from Powergen, not e-on and im guessing its the same sorta thing, still gonna be the powergen brand.It's their parent firm I believe, E.ON is a German firm as far as I know.
IPSWICH Town's new home shirts, launched with a fanfare last summer, could be obsolete by the start of next season.
Because the name on the front seems set to change yet again - although the sponsors could well stay the same!
The current sponsorship deal with energy giant Powergen is due to expire at the end of the season. However negotiations between the company and the club are at an advanced stage on renewing the sponsorship, and officials are hopeful that these will be successful.
They are confident that today's announcement that Powergen's parent company E.On is to take over sponsorship of the FA Cup next season will not have any impact on their sponsorship talks.
The company wants to phase out the Powergen name to replace it with E.On for domestic customers - and a spokesman said it was still unclear what name would be on Town shirts if the sponsorship was renewed.
The FA Cup will definitely carry the E.On name rather than Powergen - to get the branding attention in households across the country.
Thanks, still havent found my way round 'copy and paste' yetcrazee wrote:i semi retract that statement after seeing the full article in the evening star
IPSWICH Town's new home shirts, launched with a fanfare last summer, could be obsolete by the start of next season.
Because the name on the front seems set to change yet again - although the sponsors could well stay the same!
The current sponsorship deal with energy giant Powergen is due to expire at the end of the season. However negotiations between the company and the club are at an advanced stage on renewing the sponsorship, and officials are hopeful that these will be successful.
They are confident that today's announcement that Powergen's parent company E.On is to take over sponsorship of the FA Cup next season will not have any impact on their sponsorship talks.
The company wants to phase out the Powergen name to replace it with E.On for domestic customers - and a spokesman said it was still unclear what name would be on Town shirts if the sponsorship was renewed.
The FA Cup will definitely carry the E.On name rather than Powergen - to get the branding attention in households across the country.
1978greats wrote:Thanks, still havent found my way round 'copy and paste' yetcrazee wrote:i semi retract that statement after seeing the full article in the evening star
IPSWICH Town's new home shirts, launched with a fanfare last summer, could be obsolete by the start of next season.
Because the name on the front seems set to change yet again - although the sponsors could well stay the same!
The current sponsorship deal with energy giant Powergen is due to expire at the end of the season. However negotiations between the company and the club are at an advanced stage on renewing the sponsorship, and officials are hopeful that these will be successful.
They are confident that today's announcement that Powergen's parent company E.On is to take over sponsorship of the FA Cup next season will not have any impact on their sponsorship talks.
The company wants to phase out the Powergen name to replace it with E.On for domestic customers - and a spokesman said it was still unclear what name would be on Town shirts if the sponsorship was renewed.
The FA Cup will definitely carry the E.On name rather than Powergen - to get the branding attention in households across the country.
is that a joke 