What we need is a well established household name but no doubt Lenners will sign us with a tractor seat manufacturers or someone else just as daft and obscure, unless he gives it away for free

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/1e23 ... b12715d44e Quote Its liquidation was officially confirmed in Monaco on Christmas Eve. Investigations by The Times have established that IQONIQ failed to pay sporting partners on time and Atilla confirmed that it had suffered financial problems.'" The club will have been aware of the situation at Christmas, I'm sure there will be a short term deal in place with a new sponsor at least. The logos are pretty easily ironed on as the club shop have previously explained so wouldn't see this as a major issue.

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/1e23 ... b12715d44e Quote Its liquidation was officially confirmed in Monaco on Christmas Eve. Investigations by The Times have established that IQONIQ failed to pay sporting partners on time and Atilla confirmed that it had suffered financial problems.'" The club will have been aware of the situation at Christmas, I'm sure there will be a short term deal in place with a new sponsor at least. The logos are pretty easily ironed on as the club shop have previously explained so wouldn't see this as a major issue.

You've said this before as if it's that easy

Tell you what - Set up the deal - And I'm sure Lenners will turn up to sign it

Lenegan's ill fated company - TBF hadn't the short sponsor gone bust mid season? Couldn't play a GF with no sponsor!

I won't be happy unless we secure one of the following:

Apple
Google
Tesla
Microsoft
Amazon

In administration apparently

Jeff Bezos can launch his rocket at half time against Leeds and take Lenagan up for a trip to space. Maybe sell raffle tickets for any spare seats on the bridge pre match.

Surely your main sponsor going bump and not paying you is a pretty major issue, I’d imagine being able to iron on a new sponsor logo is the least of the problem.
They now have to negotiate a deal very late in the day to a company that will know that a lot of fans will have already bought shirts and thus reducing the reach and advertising from the deal so reducing the worth of the deal on their side.

Greenhalgh’s nailed on, surely?

That's what I meant. The process of ironing on the logos on the shop is not a major issue. Losing your main sponsor is a blow of course.

I see no reason why we can't have Heinz or Continental, both have big factories in Wigan.

Whilst you are correct the hard part is convincing either company to shell out a six figure sum for a twelve month deal. By the way I'm not sure what the 'going rate' is for a Main Shirt Sponsor for a top SL club per annum but it won't be pennies.