Motherwell Announce Puma Kit Deal
Motherwell Football Club announced a new four-year deal with sportswear giants Puma.
The firm will provide bespoke replica strips as well as training and leisurewear from next season with Motherwell the latest SPL club to join the brand operated in the UK by Genesis Sport.
The launch of the Motherwell FC Puma 2010/2011 Home and Away Kit sees the club join the portfolio of Puma contracted clubs including; Newcastle United, Burnley, Sheffield Wednesday, Cardiff City, Reading, Bristol City, Coventry City, Hibernian, Bath Rugby Union and England Rugby League.
Commenting on the exciting new deal, Alan Provan, head of PSL who operate both the Motherwell Club Shop and Motherwell Direct, said, “We are delighted to have secured this deal and are confident it will further enhance the fine reputation of the club.
“Obviously, this time last year, we were all excited by the arrival of Canterbury but the well documented issued faced in the current economic climate means they are scaling down their football operation.
“As such, we were forced to seek an alternative and we are delighted that we’ve managed to attract yet another world-renowned brand synonymous with quality and expertise.
“We are very impressed with the quality of playing and training kit from Puma and we are very pleased to have secured a four year deal with such a major player in the football market"
Genesis, who are Puma’s Licensee for Pro Teamsports for the UK & Ireland were equally pleased to add Motherwell to their portfolio.
Russell Thomas, Head of Sports Sponsorship with GenesisSports.co.uk said, “We’re delighted to announce the deal with Motherwell Football Club. We’ve been working hard behind the scenes with PUMA and the Club to produce a great quality Kit and Trainingwear range that supporters can be proud of.”
And Puma themselves were thrilled to be working with the Steelmen, Roger Harrison, Head of Marketing with PUMA said, “We are looking forward to be embarking upon a new Technical Kit partnership with Motherwell FC. This will give PUMA great exposure throughout Scotland and with great kit and good service we will be an excellent partner for the club.”
Thanks to vigilante
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Comments
Something wrong here?.... the next article says that bristol city have just got an adidas deal!
In a nutshell...these kits are just going to be a generic disaster, nothing exciting, just good old plain templates from a bloody catalogue and made by the evil company of "Genesis" Im not excited for our sides who play in the lower divisons of scottish and english leagues who sign with Puma, the kits are nothing special anymore, more of a cliche really. Its disasterous...just somes up 21st century football for me.
Hibees Hibees Hibees
Which part of the word BESPOKE don’t you understand!
exactly vigilante they've obviously not fully read the article
I've got the new Puma catalogue, and there's nothing in it that Motherwell will be wearing, nor Hibs away for that matter.
End of the day, I think some people would rather their kit was made out of Poundstretcher than Puma.