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08:41

Fri 28 Jul

Jersey Bulls strike headline kit sponsorship with JTC

Ahead of the season curtain raiser next month, Jersey Bulls have announced that JTC – the global professional services firm headquartered in Jersey – is the Club’s headline kit sponsor.

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The sponsorship deal will run for the entirety of the 2023/24 season and includes the Bulls’ home, away and third kits. Fans will have an opportunity to see the new strip, sporting the JTC brand, on home soil for the first time on 12th August when the local side, playing in the Combined Counties Football League, take on Tooting and Mitcham FC at Springfield Stadium.

JTC already enjoys a strong relationship with the Bulls, as a number of its employees – James Queree (Captain), Robbie Scott and Jay Giles – all play for the first team and are additionally sponsored by the Group.

"“We are thrilled to have a sponsor of the stature of JTC come on board for the upcoming season. It’s a reflection of the positive and progressive journey we’re on as we look ahead to another successful year. As a Club, we have big ambitions for the season ahead, and are extremely grateful for the support that JTC continues to show us.”"

Ian Horswell, Director and CEO, Jersey Bulls, said:

"“The Group already has been a supporter of local football and has had great connections with the Jersey Bulls for some time. Not only are a number of our people dedicated supporters of the Club, we’re also proud to say that three of the first team work at JTC House. We’re really delighted to be backing the Bulls as they look to build on the success of their last season. As part of our shared ownership vision, JTC values the power of teamwork and our ethos of being ‘stronger together’ is very much aligned with the Club’s own values. We look forward to the season getting under way in what will hopefully be another successful year for all involved.”"

Nigel Le Quesne, CEO, JTC added:

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