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Intralot Australia has come on board as Melbourne Victory's principal sponsor, signing a two-year deal which includes branding on the front of the Melbourne Victory A-League and Youth League playing shirts.

The new partnership also coincided with the launch of Melbourne Victory’s new playing strips for the 2009/10 Hyundai A-League season

The company, which is part of a global group Intralot SA, recently acquired a 10-year licence to run lottery games and instant tickets in Victoria and have been operational in Victoria and Tasmania since July last year.

Intralot's international arm has a long association with football with Chairman Socratis Kokkalis, also the owner and Chairman of Olympiacos CFP, one of Greece's most successful football clubs.

Melbourne Victory Chairman Geoff Lord said the synergy between Intralot and Melbourne Victory was natural.

"We're pleased to welcome Intralot Australia into our organisation and see many exciting collaborative opportunities in the future. They are an emerging company in Victoria and we look forward to helping them grow their brand," said Lord.

"In fact, the focus that both of our companies have on Melbourne and Victoria, helps make this partnership a perfect fit. "

Lord went on to say "It’s a very exciting time for Melbourne Victory. We are coming off a Premiership and Championship and have now secured a new principal partner. We’re looking forward to all of our members and fans getting on board again this year, as we look to defend our titles. "

Intralot Australia General Manager Leo Watling said the partnership is the first of several new initiatives in Victoria for the Melbourne-based gaming operator.

"Intralot is proud to be undertaking its first major Victorian sponsorship with the A-League’s most successful club and one that has fought and won challenges similar to those confronted by our company," Mr Watling said.

"Intralot Australia is a new player in the Victorian gaming market facing an entrenched and dominant rival, although our games are different."

"Over four years ago, Melbourne Victory broke into a market dominated by a rival game, the AFL, and after a disappointing start to its first season, it has won two of the past three grand finals and has attracted enormous spectator and membership support."

"Like Melbourne Victory, we plan to break new ground in the state; in fact we have already had over 4.3 million winners so far. This partnership gives us the opportunity to continue growing our brand and ultimately achieve the level of success that Melbourne Victory has attained.”

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0 # 2009-05-06 00:18
!WOWW! BUEN kit.
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0 # 2009-05-06 00:22
Velez Sarsfield, Bordeaux.
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0 # macgtdesign 2009-05-06 00:40
...and future man utd....
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0 # curswine 2009-05-06 01:06
Well in that case ever rugby league team is the same...

I like it, it does the job for Melbourne.
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-4 # 2009-05-06 01:35
A-League? Is that still going? I thought they\'d have realised by now they\'re never going to have an acceptable standard of play and given up.
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0 # 2009-05-06 02:57
I believe all A-League shirts are made by Reebok. They have been for the last few seasons. I managed to get a couple whilst on holiday in Oz last year and they are classy shirts..simple but good looking designs, excellent fitting and certainly they cut the mustard on the pitch or off.

These two shirts look great imo and are amongst the best to come out in recent months.
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+1 # 2009-05-06 03:32
navy shirts with a white v is the traditional symbol for victoria... not a copy of any other teams. its known as \"the big v\"
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0 # Spongebob 2009-05-06 07:05
I hope the wellington phoenix (my local team which plays in the same league and has the same kit sponsors) shirts are not like this
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0 # 2009-05-06 08:13
I seriously doubt that Wellington will also have navy and white kits featuring a giant V across the chest.

How can you be a supporter of the club and make that statement? You kit will be black and yellow.
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0 # 2009-05-07 07:37
best you hope your team aint a rabble again, nevermind the shirt!!! P.S. only winners wear quality shirts like these ones, hence you need not apply
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0 # Kallenovsky 2009-05-06 08:35
This is the best looking kit I\'ve seen in a long time by Reebok.
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0 # 2009-05-06 10:51
Its ok I suppose. Better than normal from Reebok
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0 # 2009-05-06 11:53
See leagues such as the A-league and the MLS, why does it only have to be one kit manufactuer that make the team\'s kits?, i just dont get it. it just takes away the individualism of each club of each of these leagues. Like the PL and the Bundesliga, the clubs can have whatever kit manufactuer they want to sign for. however some of the strips, and including this, look top notch
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0 # curswine 2009-05-06 12:29
It\'s another source of income for the team\'s selling the manufacturing rights of the kits, same as some leagues will sell the ball rights for an extra bit of income.

I do agree it does take away a degree of individualism though.
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0 # 2009-05-06 15:44
wow...the design is so \"original\"
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0 # larkhall bear 2009-05-06 18:02
i like the kit, reebok made a great job of chivas de gaudalajara\'s shirt this season (08/09)
imo.
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0 # 2009-05-06 22:33
bordeaux...
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0 # 2009-05-18 12:02
No, Victoria.
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0 # 2009-05-07 04:07
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It\'s another source of income for the team\'s selling the manufacturing rights of the kits, same as some leagues will sell the ball rights for an extra bit of income.

I do agree it does take away a degree of individualism though.


its a 5-year deal with the a-league and reebok to be exclusive kit suppliers. its just another heavy regulation imposed on the a-league to ensure its short term survival and hopeful long term stability. this is the final season of the agreement so hopefully the season after we might see some more individual kits for teams
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-1 # 2009-05-07 22:23
no no no...

its because the a league, and mls, are american style leagues and their clubs are franchises.... like mlb, the nfl, etc. in england (and basically everywhere else), clubs are not franchises, but individual entities. basically what that means in the context of football shirts is that the equipment providers sign a contract with the league to make shirts for every franchise in that league, whereas everywhere else the equipment provider signs with the individual teams. wasn\'t always this way, the chicago fire had puma and la had nike for example, but kinda like someone said before it makes more money for the league and the teams in it.

anyway, does \"melbourne victory\" change their name after they lose a match?
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-1 # 2009-05-10 03:11
lol... why does every australian team need the V thing on the jersey? it\'s on soccer jerseys, footy jerseys and rugby jerseys too.
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0 # 2009-05-17 13:36
When are the other A-League kits being released?
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0 # 2009-05-21 06:08
Please tell me which other Soccer team has a V? Which Rugby team has a V?
Only in Rugby League fool.

Also Victoria had the V before Bordeaux was even a club.
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0 # 2009-06-04 16:21
!!!!!!GO ON THE BLUES!!!!!!
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0 # 2009-08-29 13:33
Why does the home kit of West Ham have to look like Hearts? Did someone forget to put in the sky blue to go with the claret when it was ordered? I thought we would get something unique but still traditional so as not to clash with Burnley or Villa.This kit is not worth updating to this season!!!
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