2010+11 Jerseys, Logos & Sponsors

[lolesi]

S.R. that jeresey is exactly what the game was, a trial jeresey, it was a bits and pieces uniform that will be used throughout our trial games. Nothing more, nothing less.

 

[Timmah]

Sharks new sponsor is Hisense. We have some of their TV's at my work, not bad actually.

http://www.sharks.com.au/default.aspx?s=article-display&id=22832

The Cronulla Sharks today confirmed international electronics brand, Hisense Australia, as its major sponsor for the 2010 and 2011 seasons.
Hisense is an international manufacturer of televisions, refrigerators and air conditioning products. The Cronulla Sharks are thrilled with the newly-formed partnership as they continue to re-launch and re-establish themselves as a leader both on and off the field.
Hisense Australia Managing Director, Kevin Ke, said he was excited to announce the partnership deal, which forges a key component of the brand’s big picture, long-term commitment to the Australian market.
“Like the Cronulla Sharks fans who have shown their unfailing support week after week to the club throughout its proud history, Hisense Australia is also here to stay; providing superior consumer electronics to Australian consumers for the long-term future,” Ke said.
“Our partnership with the Cronulla Sharks cements the start of even greater growth for the brand as we stand on the verge of an exciting future in the Australian market. This partnership is an ideal opportunity to not only increase our brand awareness along the east coast but to help share the defining moments in the Sharks’ history and support the club as it embarks on a new chapter this season,” he said.
Sharks Chief Executive, Richard Fisk, said the club was delighted to have secured a two-year agreement with an international brand.
“It’s a massive vote of confidence to have a major international brand like Hisense supporting the Sharks along with other international companies Toyota and Coldwell Banker and national brands like B2B, Shire Steel Supplies, Schweppes, ISC, CUB, Gatorade and a host of other supporters,” Fisk said.
“The changes we have implemented at the club have been embraced by our Members and existing sponsors and now Hisense is on board to boost our resurgence even further.”
Over the last six months, the Cronulla Sharks has enjoyed a tremendous period off the field with a number of existing sponsors and new sponsors giving their financial support. Membership has also grown nearly 40% on the 2009 season, the third highest growth percentage in the NRL competition.
Hisense has enjoyed outstanding growth with the brand becoming the fifth largest brand in the Australian consumer electronics LCD television market in 2009, armed with in excess of a 5% market share, despite only being available to Australian consumers since 2006. Over the past three years, Hisense Australia has grown by an average year-on-year growth of 60%.

 

[Russell Crowe's Band]

hahaha

how good is the leader journalism.


toyota. no wait....

anyway. good news.

 

[Godz Illa]

Well, Hisense are set for major financial trouble. Toyota are gonna sue their pants off for stealing that slogan

 

[Tom Ace]

That's an ugly jersey.

Somehow ISC have ruined one of the better looking and easiest jerseys to make look good.

 

[coolumsharkie]

Well, Hisense are set for major financial trouble. Toyota are gonna sue their pants off for stealing that slogan

It was a headline from the Leader thinking that they had the scoop on the Sharks new major sponsor, Toyota actually increased their sponsorship with the Sharks also...

Goos news all round.

 

[Lambretta]

Not a fan of the "bib" look that ISC has incorporated into our home design and the Sharks V design.

It looks like the players are dressing up as babies.

Not good.

Looks ok on the away jersey because the stripes are ON rather than OVER the rest of the shirt.

It's all to do with the view of the background colour and how the blending works.

 

[Lambretta]

Sharks trial jersey worn against Manly. No sponsors at all. Looks kinda weird.

By wierd you mean better?

I prefer jerseys with no advertising.

I thought the Roosters one with the minimum look of the steggles writing would make our tops look awesome - but they f**ked it. Very disappointing.

 

[S.R.]

By wierd you mean better?

I prefer jerseys with no advertising.

I thought the Roosters one with the minimum look of the steggles writing would make our tops look awesome - but they f**ked it. Very disappointing.

By weird I mean different. That jersey looks like it needs something else due to the vast blank areas caused by the ISC "bib" effect.

 

[S.R.]

nah mate the hoops is gone.

heritage is the V.

I've heard from the club that the "hoops" ARE the heritage strip for 2010.
Maybe we'll use the "hoops" for one game and "V" for another?

 

[Russell Crowe's Band]

hmm

conflicting reports.

anyway, eithers fine.

good day for the sharks.

memberships taken a jump too. must have updated the website.

 

[Different kind of Rabbit]

So that means all teams have a major sponsor now?

 

[PJ Marshal]

dont mind the look of the logo in the material

 

[S.R.]

 

[Ausguy]

So that means all teams have a major sponsor now?

Correct.

 

[Timmah]

 

[Russell Crowe's Band]

those socks are lame.

 

[Timmah]

Broncos (apparel Nike)
Home: new design with more yellow
Away: same as 2009
Heritage: no news
Front & sleeves: WoW Sight & Sound (expires end of 2010)
Back top: The Coffee Club
Back bottom: Sportingbet
Shorts: NRMA Insurance

Bulldogs (apparel x-Blades)
Home: same as 2009 link
Away: same as 2009
Heritage: same as 2009
Retro: Horizontal stripes - circa 1970 link
Front & top back: Jaycar Electronics (expires end of 2012)
Back bottom & shorts: Camp Quality
Sleeves: Doltone House

Raiders (apparel ISC)
Home: No change link
Away: New design link
Heritage: No news
Front & top back: CFMEU/The Tradies
Back bottom & sleeves: Local Liquor
Shorts: Canberra Milk

Sharks (apparel ISC)
Home: New curved vee link
Away: Same as 2009 link
Heritage: Same as 2009
Front: Hisense Electronics Australia
Back top & Sleeves: Coldwell Banker Real Estate Australia
Back bottom: B2B Commercial Fitouts
Shorts front: Fitness First
Shorts back: Shire Steel Supplies

:OTitans (apparel adidas - changed from Reebok)
Home: New design link
Away: New design link
Heritage: New design - see early pages of this thread
Front: Jetstar
Sleeves: ABC Brick Sales
Back top: no sponsor
Back bottom: no sponsor
Shorts front: Professional Investment Services
Shorts back: Harvey Norman

Sea Eagles (apparel ISC - changed from Reebok)
Home: Same as 2009 link
Away: Same as 2009 link
Heritage: New horizontal stripes design link
Indigenous: Under selection choice 1 or choice 2
Front: Quantum Eco Hot Water (expires end of 2011)
Back top: Penn Health
Back bottom: Manly Leagues
Sleeves: no sponsor
Shorts: Reed Constructions

Storm (apparel KooGa)
Home: new design link
Away: new design link
Heritage: no news
Front: ME Bank (expires end of 2011)
Back top & bottom: Hostplus Superannuation
Sleeves: Suzuki Motors
Shorts: Jayco

Knights (apparel KooGa)
Home: Same as 2009 link
Away: New white design with logo watermark link
Heritage: no news
Front & back top: Coal & Allied
Back bottom: McDonalds
Sleeves: NIB Health Fund
Shorts: Oak

Cowboys (apparel Hummel)
Home: Same as 2009 link
Away: New "horns" design link
Heritage: Same as 2009
Indigenous: altered home jersey design link
Front & back top: Toyota Motor Company
Sleeves & back bottom: Harvey Norman
Shorts: Queensland Country Credit Union

Warriors (apparel CCC)
Home: Same as 2009 link
Away: Same as 2009 link
Heritage: Maori design link
15 Years: 1995 design link
Front & back top: Vodafone New Zealand (extended til end of 2014)
Back bottom: Nissan Loadlift
Sleeves: Lion Red Brewery
Shorts front: HiFx
Shorts back: Suzuki Motors

Eels (apparel ISC)
Home: Same as 2009 link
Away: Same as 2009 link
Heritage: 1980's style design link
Front & back top: Pirtek Fluid Transfer Solutions
Sleeves & back bottom: Pain Away Arthritis Spray & Cream
Shorts front: Parklea Markets
Shorts back right cheek: Denlo Subaru

Panthers (apparel ISC)
Home: Same as 2009 link
Away: New teal design link
Heritage: Same as 2009 link
Pink: Same as 2009 link
Front & back top: SANYO (expires end of 2011)
Back bottom: Tony Ferguson Weight Loss
Sleeves: Titan Warehousing Solutions
Shorts: Hostplus

Dragons (apparel Reebok)
Home: Red V again, minor alterations by Reebok link
Away: New design, "slash stripes" link
Heritage: no news
Front & back top: St George Bank
Back bottom: Cellarbrations
Sleeves: Southern Cross Projects (name changed from SC Constructions)
Shorts: IGT

Rabbitohs (apparel ISC)
Home: Same as 2009 link
Away: Same as 2009 link
Heritage: 1980's "minties" design
Home Front & back bottom, away back top: nab - National Australia Bank
Away Front & back bottom, home back top: DeLonghi
Sleeves: V8 Supercars Australia
Shorts & Training Gear: Virgin Blue

Roosters (apparel ISC)
Home: Same as 2009, minor alterations link
Away: Same as 2009 link
Heritage: Same as 2009 link
ANZAC: Same as 2009
Front & back bottom: Steggles
Back top: AGS World Transport
Sleeves: oo.com.au
Shorts front: Tooheys New
Shorts back: E Group Security

Tigers (apparel x-Blades)
Home Front: Same as 2009 link
Away: Same as 2009 link
Heritage Bal: Hoops link
Heritage Wes: Hoops link
Home Front & away sleeves: Proton Cars
Away Front & home sleeves: MKB Contracting
Back top & bottom: UD Trucks
Sleeves: Liugong Heavy Machinery
Shorts back: Ali Baba


State of Origin
Blues (apparel Classic)
Jersey: Same as 2009
Front & back, shorts: Aussie Home Loans
Sleeves: NIB Health Fund

Maroons (apparel CCC)
Jersey: White panels removed, all maroon with piping
Front: AAMI
Back, shorts & sleeves: XXXX

 

[Knightmare]

I like the Knights new away jersey, although the large ghosted logo is overkill IMO. The Sharks new jersey in pure design terms looks good and is simple enough not to be some grotesque eyesore, yet still doesn't compare to their traditional hoops jersey. I don't know why they ever changed something that worked so well. The socks are a bit too plain for my liking as well.

 

[Smiley]

According to the Broncos 2009 Financial Results, WOW have just extended their Sleeve sponsorship till 2012 but there Principal sponsorship (Front) still expires at end of 2010.

Also Broncos made a profit of $867,886 for 2009 down from $1,238,103 in 2008.

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