Lowestoft Town FC are pleased to announce this week that main sponsors Petrogramme Management Services (UK) Ltd have agreed an extension to their deal as main club sponsor. Chairman Gary Keyzor this week stated that although he was clearly very pleased with the extended deal, he wished to express the importance of the backing of Managing Director Mike Spearritt agreeing to his girls looking after the marketing / sponsorship side of things at the club and feels it is equally as important as the monetary side of what Petrogramme give to the club.

Mike Spearritt this week stated he was ‘very pleased to have been able to continue working with LTFC after such a successful time during the past two years and hoped to be associated with the club for many years to come’.

After a summer of negotiations Lowestoft Town FC have agreed a two year deal with top Italian Kit Suppliers Macron.

Picture by Steven Gardiner

After initially launching a new kit at the last game of last season the Trawlerboys felt that the deal with Vandanel was not right for the club. The brand new home kit as modelled by Stuart Ainsley and away kit as modelled by Curtis Haynes Brown will be available to purchase from the all new club shop which opens its doors for the first time on Tuesday 24th August at 6pm. Along with our 3rd kit that has already been seen in various pre season friendlies the club shop will have available a whole new range of products for the ardent town fan to purchase that includes a brand new design club scarf as well as a small car scarf, mugs, sweatbands,button badges, key rings, fridge magnets, a collectable lorry, pill boxes, hip flasks and letter openers. The shop once again will kindly be sponsored by T & A Embroidery and will be run by the management team of Phil Maskell and Andrew Martin.

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