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.

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.

How come iqoniq list St Helens RLFC as their partner on their webpage?

For a club Wigan's size it should be in the £400k a year region. But I bet it isn't, even when the sponsor pays up.

sleeve sponsor

As long as they pay the going rate

I don't think a sponsor will be too worried that some fans won't have the logo on the shirt, the main attraction is the players on the pitch when being televised, that is where the main sponsorship attraction will be.

Quote: TheWarringtonWolve69 "How come iqoniq list St Helens RLFC as their partner on their webpage?'" Sleeve sponsor but I believe they disappeared mid-season? Perhaps payment related but I don't know. Interesting article here: josimarfootball.com/isnt-it-iqoniq/

Quote: TheWarringtonWolve69 "How come iqoniq list St Helens RLFC as their partner on their webpage?'" Sleeve sponsor but I believe they disappeared mid-season? Perhaps payment related but I don't know. Interesting article here: josimarfootball.com/isnt-it-iqoniq/

Why do you "Bet it isn't" ???

Noticed on numerous other threads on the Leeds Board/VT & here that you seem to love to have a dig at Wigan, their commercial record, put them down a bit when the opportunity arises?
Vaguely remember you using words along the lines of you disliked anything Wigan on a thread on the Leeds board a year or so ago and remember at the time thinking that for such a rational person I perceive you to be from your posts on may other subjects and the on The Sin Bin, it seemed to be an irrational/Biased position to take.
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You're not the only one when it comes to all things Wigan

You'll struggle to find such a thing, certainly not seriously.

But what I despair about is how badly Wigan, one of our leading clubs, are run. Almost everything I see from senior management or hear from people in the game about them or witness with my own eyes reinforces the impression that they are drifting along without a firm grip on how to get the crowds and sponsors and prestige back.

Lenegan has become almost a comedy figure, certainly one it's increasingly hard to take seriously (just witness his latest car crash interview). I've not seen much of Radlinski meanwhile to suggest he has the skills to be running such a big organisation.