Shirt Sponsors

I am not impressed tbh. I thought our shirt sponsor for 2016/2017 was going to be Bolton Uni? I have just been reliably informed that our sponsor is an Online Casino Company called Spin And Win. What a joke!

Reebok Trotter wrote:I am not impressed tbh. I thought our shirt sponsor for 2016/2017 was going to be Bolton Uni? I have just been reliably informed that our sponsor is an Online Casino Company called Spin And Win. What a joke!

With all due respect, why is this a joke? lot's of teams have online gaming as sponsors, if it brings in cash, how can it be a bad thing?

Reebok Trotter wrote:I am not impressed tbh. I thought our shirt sponsor for 2016/2017 was going to be Bolton Uni? I have just been reliably informed that our sponsor is an Online Casino Company called Spin And Win. What a joke!

That is brilliant! 
you spin - like a roulette wheel
               and then you win
fucking genius, their marketing guy should be knighted. 
Is there anyway we could embed a GIF into the shirt of a roulette wheel spin followed by someone winning.

we had 188bet before so can't see an issue to be honest RT, at least it's not one of those payday loan companies they tried to sign up a few years ago

Whittam International plc were approached, but I think we're above sponsoring a bunch of ponces.

Natasha Whittam wrote:Whittam International plc were approached, but I think we're above sponsoring a bunch of ponces.

I think you'd be more appropriate for Melchester Rovers, a fictitious product of a children's comic

whatsgoingon wrote:I think you'd be more appropriate for Melchester Rovers, a fictitious product of a children's comic

I don't understand.

Bolton Wanderers are delighted to announce spinandwin.com as the club’s new principal shirt sponsors.

Both Bolton Wanderers and [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] have signed a one-year deal. The spinandwin.com logo will feature on the front on the Bolton Wanderers home, away and third shirts for the 2016/17 campaign.

spinandwin.com is home to over 300 online games ranging from virtual slot machines to roulette, table and card games such as blackjack and poker. spinandwin.com believes in giving its players the best possible atmosphere where they can enjoy responsible gaming and discover the passion and fun that prevails on its site.

Bolton Wanderers chairman Ken Anderson said: “We’re delighted to welcome spinandwin.com as our new principal shirt sponsors for the coming season.

“This is an exciting time for both Bolton Wanderers and spinandwin.com and we’re looking forward to further developing a successful working relationship.”

Konstantinos Veletas of Spacebar Media Limited, representing spinandwin.com, said: “spinandwin.com are excited to announce their sponsorship of Bolton Wanderers for the upcoming 2016/17 season.

“We will be hoping that it helps Phil Parkinson and his squad through a successful season and we’re eagerly anticipating working with everyone at the Trotters. Everyone at spinandwin.com wishes Bolton the very best for the season ahead.”

The spinandwin.com logo will not appear on children’s and infant kits sold by the club or shirts worn by the Bolton Wanderers academy teams. Both Bolton Wanderers and spinandwin.com view their position within the community very seriously and are aligned in the fact that children should not be directly exposed to advertising from betting and gambling companies.

The club’s soon-to-be-revealed 2016/17 Macron-manufactured home shirt will be available for pre-order in person at Bolton Central or online at bwfcdirect.co.uk on Thursday 21 July. Pre-ordered shirts will be available to collect from Bolton Central on Friday 29 July at midday.

The new home shirts will be on open sale from 9am on Saturday 30 July ahead of Bolton’s final pre-season fixture against Preston North End at Macron Stadium.

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Are we expected to pay the full price for a shirt that will/may last only one season ? I can see lots of older designs appearing next season if this is the case.

Don't worry, no one over 12 wears replica shirts.

Right, let's all meet at the town hall steps!!!

This is an outrage .

gloswhite wrote:Are we expected to pay the full price for a shirt that will/may last only one season ? I can see lots of older designs appearing next season if this is the case.

We have changed our home and away shirts every year for the last few years, I can't remember the last time we didn't change the shirt every season despite the club promising at one point they would only change every two seasons.

Natasha Whittam wrote:

whatsgoingon wrote:I think you'd be more appropriate for Melchester Rovers, a fictitious product of a children's comic

I don't understand.

yes you do you little monkey 

someone with too much time on their hands has started a petition on change.org, only has 4 signatures though 

I know one little man who is going to go ballistic because his shirt isn't the same as his heroes.

boltonbonce wrote:I know one little man who is going to go ballistic because his shirt isn't the same as his heroes.

 poor Boggers 

Norpig wrote:

boltonbonce wrote:I know one little man who is going to go ballistic because his shirt isn't the same as his heroes.

 poor Boggers 

Knob