I don't give a monkeys who it is and am grateful they have chosen to give us some of their money especially in this current economic climate. AP is obviously happy with the amount to put their name on the shirts.

Quite frankly I'm not bothered whether they are a local, national or international company as the money is the same regardless, Its not a sponsors job to help make us look good or an attractive proposition thats the clubs marketing team.

Can't believe some are actually moaning about the fact we have a replacement for a sponsor that due to economic times the group decided it was no longer able to carry on sponsoring.

Just think yourselves lucky it isnt 'Cashconvertors' now that is an embarrasment to walk round the streets plastered in!

This was mentioned months ago, but I thought people weren't 'In the know'?

Local and successful business, happy enough.

Minstergate? what is it a one man garage who has 'Lovely little runners with low milage'.

Looks like it's the home shirts to me

States home shirts so looks like a different main sponsor for away shirts.

Quite happy with the 'name'. Compare this to some other shirts sponsors around it's more than respectable.

Saw a pic of the alleged new shirt several weeks ago, looked good.

Is it the one with the v on it pal ?

They're lucky it wasn't Izzy Turner's

Rovers are more likely to be using Cash Convertors than be sponsored by them.

Just hope the away one isn't their sister company "Beerhouse Self Drive Hire"

As Minstergate are referred to as the "Main Club Sponsor" would be surprised if the deal didn't tie up both home and away strips.

At least its not Wonga or a Betting Company that could have affected shirt sales to youngsters, although still have a feeling that next seasons shirts may not sell as well as P&O versions. Hope to be proved wrong.

Cash converters payin city/smc a 7 figure sum so dont think anyone minds having it