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Map Group extend Bradford City Sponsor deal

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Bradford City map groupBradford City FC announced that shirt sponsors, Map Group (UK) will remain so for a further three years.

As Map Group (UK)  renew their current deal, operations director Andrew Long is urging fans to follow their lead.

The communications technology providers have been swayed by Mark Lawn's plea for another 5,000 season-ticket holders when the new cut-price offer is unveiled.

Long said to the Telegraph & Argus: "That really tipped the scales for us to commit to extending our sponsorship deal. This will give the club stability.

"As a supporter and coming from Bradford, it was only right we also showed long-term commitment to the club and supporters.

"Although we are still not fully through the current financial issues, the deal for season-tickets is quite unbelievable.

"And if we can get Peter Taylor to agree a contract, then I can only see us improving on the pitch."

City director of operations David Baldwin sees the sponsorship agreement as another solid "building block" for the club's future.

He said: "It's an improvement on the current deal and a consistent figure for the next three years. It gives us great budgeting planning.

"There are always concerns when success on the pitch makes the commercial element of the business so much easier. But one thing the fans and sponsors see is that things are going right off it.

"Has this season fallen below our expectations? Of course it has. Is the optimism there for next season? Yes, 100 per cent.

"The framework is in place to make sure income levels are there in order to provide the maximum available budget to the manager, with extra resources in relation to training-ground facilities and the pitch.

"The next factor is to keep the fans coming through the door, which is why we are hoping for a good take-up with season tickets."


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-10 # 2010-04-12 15:31
I had enough of these uninteresting "British-centric" news...what does person from Argentina, Turkey or Slovenia care about sponsorship of a third English division team?
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+8 # 2010-04-12 16:50
This blog is written in English, so obviously it will tend to feature slightly more clubs from English-speaking countries.
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+2 # 2010-04-12 17:36
Silly Ant2. What a redundant comment. While there's an interest in English fourth tier clubs there will pages for it. You don't like? Don't click on the link, much less comment on it.

If you've got news about the latest sponsors for teams in the Slovenian fourth tier then feel free to post them up. Personally I won't be clicking on the link, but you're welcome to.
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+2 # Big Jim 2010-04-13 14:29
Spot on arial daz. The site works by people sending in the links to this kind of story, which in turn shows that someone is interested; some posts will get 5 or 6 comments while others have close to 100, but in many ways those 5 or 6 are just as important to the people who wrote them.
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0 # Kallenovsky 2010-04-12 19:45
Good news for Bradford.
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+1 # Baggio Blue 2010-04-13 04:14
Are they sticking with Surridge?
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+1 # 2010-04-13 11:32
Excellent news for Bradford,
Ant 2 - as you've said you have had enough of these uninteresting news links regarding third div clubs, then don't read. Nob comment!!
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+1 # 2010-04-14 10:11
I am a huge Bradford City fan living in the States so thanks!
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0 # 2010-04-20 00:02
We may not be big news but were by far the biggest club in League 2 (excluding the fake money men county who dont count)

People seem to forget in the space of 15 years we have had 2 promotions 3 relegations a power hungry chairmen who bled our club dry and a european adventure we play in a 25k stadium and have an avg attendence of 11.000 so we are big news.
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0 # Baggio Blue 2010-05-12 03:58
Quoting Martin Gregory:
We may not be big news but were by far the biggest club in League 2 (excluding the fake money men county who dont count)

People seem to forget in the space of 15 years we have had 2 promotions 3 relegations a power hungry chairmen who bled our club dry and a european adventure we play in a 25k stadium and have an avg attendence of 11.000 so we are big news.


Is that 25k capacity or how much it's worth?
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0 # munkeeboy74 2010-05-11 11:46
here here! Football's not all about Man Utd, Chelsea, Barcelona etc!!! Real football for real fans!!!
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