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Burnley announce Puma Kit Deal

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burnley puma sponsorBurnley FC announced a new four-year Technical Kit partnership with PUMA and Genesis Sports.

The contract, which runs from summer 2010, will see PUMA supply the club with their Technical and Replica Kit and Training wear for the next four seasons.

Burnley FC Chairman Mr Barry Kilby said: "We are very proud to have entered into a partnership with such a leading brand as PUMA.

"Our new Technical Kit Partnership once again demonstrates the progress that has been made at Burnley Football Club."
Roger Harrison, PUMA UK Marketing Director added: "We are looking forward to be embarking upon a new Technical Kit partnership with Burnley.

"This will give PUMA great exposure throughout the North West and with great kit and good service we will be an excellent partner for the club."

Genesis Sports are PUMA's Licensee for PRO Teamsports for the UK & Ireland and the launch of the 'The Clarets' PUMA 10/11 Home and Away Kit sees the club join the portfolio of PUMA contracted clubs including; Sheffield Wednesday, Cardiff City, Reading FC, Bristol City FC, Leyton Orient FC, Bath Rugby Union and England Rugby League.

Russell Thomas, Head of Sports Sponsorship, Genesis Sports commented: "We're delighted to announce the deal with Burnley FC.

"We've been working hard behind the scenes with PUMA and the Club to produce a great quality Kit and Training wear range that supporters can be proud of.

"We look forward to the new season and to building on the existing relationship Genesis Sports has enjoyed with the Club in the supply of own label leisurewear with the launch of the PUMA ranges."


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+6 # Kallenovsky 2010-01-22 04:12
Booooo.
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+5 # 2010-01-22 05:06
So I suppose instead of a great and unique design from Errea, Burnley will be getting a overused Puma template. I REALLY do hate Puma! Why do they think the one design all templates work? It makes Puma look lazy!
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+2 # 2010-01-22 08:59
Expect a hideous faded claret top with a disgusting blue 'star' collar, ewwwww.
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+1 # Gazhorn 2010-01-22 22:49
It won't even be that.

They will get the Puma designs that are 2 years old and replica versions too. See Reading's kit for example. Template - which is current, but differs so much to Spurs' Puma kit. Poorer quality versions like the "Diadora" kits Watford had a few years back...
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-1 # 2010-01-22 10:04
ftw
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0 # mascotten83 2010-01-22 10:11
their fans should fastly get and hold the last valuable shirts before the horrid stretch ^^
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+1 # 2010-01-22 11:17
Genesis are a decent company from Manchester, but Burnley are now going from dealing directly with a european manufacturer to dealing with a UK importer. I think Burnley fans are going to be shocked at going from a stunning and unique shirt like this year's to something straight out of a park's catalogue.
It's a shame.
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0 # 2010-01-22 19:21
gutted!!

i really hope this means spurs are getting a new shirt manufacture
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+1 # Tim1902 2010-01-22 21:32
Bad news for Burnley fans. This season they have some of the best kits in the league. Why did they end the deal with Errea?
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+2 # 2010-01-23 11:29
I bought 4 of this year's home shirts (for me and the 3 kids) and they are DEFINATELY the best shirts we have ever had. If the new Puma shirt turns out to be that 'V' design thing that every other bugger has then there is NO WAY I will be buying one.
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+2 # 2010-01-24 17:35
This is awful news, puma yeah big name but for small clubs its like...shit. Im a Raith Rovers fan (hence the name) and we've been with puma for 2 and a half seasons now, our kits have just been the crappy templates that puma spew out for the smaller clubs and its so repetative it makes you feel fed up and sick. our last seasons was pretty nice though because it was an 125th anniversery of the rovers, but bloody hell this seasons one is so awful, its that template that the likes of cardiff and coventry are using and its so dull and rubbish. Chances are for burnley this will be given a bollocks template that most of the football teams of britain signed with puma will bloody use next season. I would honestly prefer if Raith rovers signed with the likes of Joma, Lotto or even Le Coq Sportif, infact any football kit makers that make unique designs. Its depressing, this needs to stop, same with adidas and nike, just bloody sick of it, its really awful
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0 # 2010-01-24 18:03
'Why have Burnley ended the Errea deal?'

They sent us 6,000 shirts that had the badge in the wrong place, so we had to send the back, which meant we really failed to capitalise on promotion by having shirts on sale about a month afterwards. Then when we sold out we had to wait another 2 month because they had a 6 week holiday. During this time the youth team still had not received their new kit so were playing in the previous seasons, which lost them money from the new sponsors.
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-1 # 2010-01-26 08:46
Who the hell closes for 6 weeks, you idiot?
You'll be one of those guillable fools that will buy any old tat because it has a tick or 3 stripes or whatever. I know this is an open forum, but is there any chance of us bringing in an intelligence test?
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-1 # Tim1902 2010-01-26 14:35
Seems like a reasonable and informed explanation to me, I don't know what the seemingly far less informed Big Jim is going on about intelligence tests for.

Probably a similar reason that Everton dropped Umbro then?
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0 # 2010-01-26 16:28
How can it be an informed explanation when the information in it is completely incorrect.
Errea are an Italian company based on the outskirts of Parma. most italian manufacturing companies close for 3 - 4 weeks during August, but Errea only close for 1 week which is always the week that contains the 15th August as this is a major national holiday in Italy.
Now THAT is an informed explanation !
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0 # 2010-01-25 09:33
You are talking nonsense. Errea don't have a 6 week holiday I know someone who works there you fool . A company will only make what the club orders from them ! So perhaps Burnley should look in the mirror before attaching blame..
What this actually means is Puma have paid more money than Errea are prepared to stump up. Obviously Burnely are poorer than we thought !
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+1 # 2010-01-26 14:23
Good job tell that fool.....
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0 # 2010-02-19 20:48
Quoting Beach Ballinho:

What this actually means is Puma have paid more money than Errea are prepared to stump up. Obviously Burnely are poorer than we thought !


were one of the only three clubs in the premier league to have absolutely no debt so how are we poor. and plus the errea shirts are terrible i like the design but the quality is poor ive bought a new one because my old one has fallen to bits.
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