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Adelaide United sign Jims Plumbing Sponsor deal

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Adelaide United FC announced that Jim’s Plumbing will be the club’s new main shirt sponsor and Major Partner.

A branch of the thriving Jim’s Group, which has over 3,000 franchisees nationwide, Jim’s Plumbing joins The Reds for the remainder of the current Hyundai A-League season, with the view of a possible extension to the agreement.

Managing Director of Jim’s Plumbing, David Ellingsen, says the affiliation with the Adelaide United brand, runs with the similar community and family values that the company holds as a high priority.

“It will give us the exposure on a national level and expand our branding of Jim’s Plumbing and also the Jim’s Group. It’s quite a large business and with Adelaide United being a national brand identity, it should go well hand in hand together,” Mr Ellingsen said.

“The Jim’s brand did not want to be associated with other forms of sport that are making the media for all the wrong reasons, and we felt with Adelaide United it had the same sort of values and family values that we as a Jim’s Plumbing and Jim’s Group endorse and have.”

On the partnership, Adelaide United CEO Sam Ciccarello said, “We thank Jim’s Plumbing for the confidence that they have shown in Adelaide United in their commitment as the club’s major sponsor, and we look forward to a long and successful partnership with David and his team.”

“David and his team have recognised that support for football and Adelaide United continues to grow in Adelaide – we’re excited about the deal and look forward to promoting the Jim’s Plumbing brand around Australia.”

The Jim’s Group originally started with lawn mowing and has now diversified into nearly every area in the service industry, in which Jim’s Plumbing is one major facet of the company’s growing empire.

The Reds’ squad will wear Jim’s Plumbing on the front of the club’s playing strip for the first time against the Central Coast Mariners tomorrow night at Hindmarsh Stadium.


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0 # 2009-09-10 13:05
This tells you all you need to know about the Australian league. Jim\'s Plumbing...Genius
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0 # 2009-09-10 13:30
Quality sponsor of the year award goes to.....Jims plumbing closely followed by Freds Chippy and Bob the Builder
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0 # Nickolas_Name 2009-09-10 19:46
Were talkin\' about Jim\'s Plumbing here, finest plumbing in the whole of Australia, now will someone please help me put out this barbie?
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+1 # danwho 2009-09-10 23:00
OK OK, to all the overseas Charlie Chuckles this might seem like a small-time amateur move. However in Australia this is quite a big sponsorship. There are 28 categories in the Jim\'s Group franchises, Jim\'s Plumbing being one of them. This from a humble lawn mowing business that has grown into the second largest franchise group in Australia (Australia Post being the first). Without wanting to sound like the Jim\'s Group PR man, check out their website here http://www.jims.net/ and then decide whether this is a laughable deal or not.

Well done Adelaide United, a great coup for the club.

Meanwhile I\'m going to sit back and enjoy the sunshine while I freely use terms such as \"blackboard\" and \"mastering\" an art without fear of some PC fanatic suing me! :evil: :evil: :evil: B)
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0 # 2009-09-11 10:13
Why not watch the highlights of the Ashes whilst you are about it
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0 # danwho 2009-09-12 00:04


Yes mate, good come back! I think I\'ll watch the Aussie highlights package, it\'s a lot briefer viewing! :side:
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0 # 2009-09-10 23:34
So this is a new plumb sponsor? I thought this one had been in the pipe for a long while. I hope it is not a drain on the company\'s resources, affecting the fixtures and fittings.

I guess it will all come out in the wash eventually.

I await the flood of abuse that this website will soon be awash with.

P.S I\'m glad the silly Premier League logos aren\'t on the front of the shirt like this. It\'s looks ugly.
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-1 # 2009-09-11 05:22
****e sponsor, probably a ****e club, definitely a ****e country
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+1 # 2009-09-11 05:53
Do your research before you make a stupid comment, Krap. Adelaide United were runners up in the Asian Champions League in 2008 and acheived 5th place in the World Club Cup - not a bad achievement for a club with a small squad and a small pool of money.
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0 # 2009-09-11 07:32
Its great that Jim\'s Plumbing has became aboard but all it needs is the words \'Jim\'s Plumbing\' on the back, not massive and not with a huge picture.
The front needs to be kept how it was!!!
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0 # 2009-09-11 09:19
It\'s a big sponsorship deal, fine, we get that, but why does the picture look like Ronald McDonald in negative?
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0 # 2009-09-12 01:28
More like an angry Santa!
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0 # 2009-09-11 10:18
The standard of the a-league isnt all that bad its probably on a level with the smaller european leagues and definitely has a dearth of talent, its just a shame that the clubs and league do as muchas possible 2 cheapen the look of the whole setup, franchise football seems like a good idea till it gets all nfl with generic kits and 1 big player rules. Just let it be and allow it to evolve itself and it would definitely improve and attract an audience.
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0 # danwho 2009-09-12 00:09
Good comments here. Many football fans in Australia (not all immigrants either BTW) were unhappy with the Reebok template being used for all clubs in the first couple of seasons (including every team given a white away strip) but this season Reebok has given greater freedom to the clubs and the results are greatly improved (and certainly better than Bolton\'s barcode shirt too!)

There won\'t be relocating franchise scenarios as the clubs all have a central geographic headquarters on which to build their fanbase.
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0 # 2009-09-12 02:31
2 out of 3 aint bad then
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