Football Sponsors/ Sponsorship and Media
Portsmouth have announced a new football sponsorship deal after signing a three-year contract with Jobsite.co.uk.
The English Premier League outfit have revealed that the deal is worth more than the £4 million paid by previous football sponsor OKI over three years.
As part of the new deal, the online recruitment website will see its logo displayed on all first-team shirts and training kits, while the Fratton End will also now be known as the Jobsite Stand.
Jobsite chief executive officer Keith Potts said: "Portsmouth Football Club is closely aligned with our brand values; they're a down-to-earth, straight-talking, hard-working club who are renowned as having some of the best fans in football."
Portsmouth chief executive officer Peter Storrie added that the deal would help Jobsite improve its brand awareness and reach audiences both in the UK and on a global level.
The south coast club have played their home games at Fratton Park, which was used for a football fixture during the Olympic Games of 1948, since 1898.
Furthermore, it is the stadium with the lowest maximum capacity in the English Premier League – holding just over 20,000 spectators.
Written by Mark Thompson
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21 October 2010
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