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Motherwell Joins “Save Our Shirt” Campaign of Paddy Power

Scottish professional football club Motherwell has signed a sponsorship deal with Paddy Power and joined the “Save Our Shirt” campaign.
Paddy Power will serve as Motherwell’s title sponsor for the 19–20 season, but its logo will not appear on players’ shirts – in line with the new Save Our Shirt initiative.
Motherwell said the deal represents the largest jersey sponsorship in the club’s history.
“We’re delighted to be associated with Paddy Power’s Save Our Shirt campaign. It’s a fantastic achievement by our commercial team to get them on board. Paddy Power are forward thinking and innovative, and it is a mark of how our fan-owned club is perceived in the world that we were able to attract such a high-calibre partner,” Motherwell chairman, Jim McMahon said.
“We’re delighted that Motherwell are joining in the fun for the upcoming campaign and we’ve been impressed with their ability to keep their involvement top secret, despite all the noise of the past week. We’ve been planning this with them for months, and it feels great to finally unveil their involvement and their beautiful home and away kits for next season. We know our place, and it’s not on your shirt,” a Paddy Power spokesperson said.
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