There will be a new name on West's shirts this season. The Carphone Warehouse has extended its support for the club and it is their name which will be on the front of the new strip when it arrives in a few weeks time ..
Their logo will replace that of Hodgsonfish - but that won't be the end of the support of the region's biggest fishmongers.
Instead, their logo will appear on the back of the Firsts, Stags and Bucks shirts and on the front of the new fourth team shirts.
Club Chairman Peter Olsen says: "We are obviously delighted to continue to develop our relationship with The Carphone Warehouse and are very much indebted to Alan and Peter Hodgson for their continued magnificent support."
Director of Coaching Tim Sawyer has negotiated a new shirt supply agreement with Canterbury, as well as finding additional support for the Stags and Bucks shirts together with Graeme Southern.
Tim Says: "Once again the first team shirt will be slightly different from the other shirts - we strongly believe that to wear that shirt is something all club players should aspire to.
"We are also very grateful to all the shirt sponsors as kit is very expensive, but it is something in which we need to continually invest."
West legend Henry Tones will see his name on the front of the Stags shirts next season, with leading regional waste management firm O'Brien's getting involved with the club for the first time and putting their name on the front of the Bucks shirts.
NES Security will have their name on one sleeve of the shirts of the 1sts, Stags and Bucks with Askew Bunting Solicitors on the other sleeve.
New Shirt Sponsor
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