32Red Reviews Sponsorship Deals

07th June, 2013

One of the best UK casinos online has once again dipped their toes into the football sponsorship arena, having announced two new shirt sponsorship deals with UK professional clubs.

The deals has seen Gibraltar based online casinos site 32Red Casino review their marketing and sponsorship campaigns and have put pen to paper with both Crawley Town and Newport County AFC.

The deal with Crawley Town will see the 32RED logo, as adorned for many seasons on Aston Villa and Swansea City kits, for the next two years. 

32Red's track record of working with football clubs speaks for itself, having been sponsors of Premier League Aston Villa just before the Midlands club was bought out by Randy Learner and managerial duties by Martin O'Neill.

Indeed 32Red Casino's luck continued with their sponsorship of Swansea City FC - where Brendan Rodgers managed to take the Welsh Club into the Premier League for the first time in their history.

A spokesman for the online casinos site hopes that these latest football deals will be equally as lucky both themselves and the two football clubs involved...

'We are delighted to support Crawley Town as they look ahead to their second season in League One. Our previous football sponsorships have been a great success. We sponsored Aston Villa and watched them climb the Premier League table and we were lucky enough to sponsor Swansea City and share their success when promoted to the top flight.'

'We’re looking to extend our reach to the roots of football and we’re thrilled to announce our second shirt sponsorship in the Football League this week. We’re confident that Crawley has what it takes to make the sponsorship a success for both parties and hope the trend of 32Red being a ‘lucky sponsor’ continues.'

32Red Casino is often touted as the best UK casino sites online and has been awarded gongs and plaudits galore, thanks to their huge range of online casino games.

But 32Red Casino is probably best known for their impeccable customer service - thanks in no small part to their long time Operations Manager, Pat Harrison.