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LFC secure the biggest kit deal in English Football History, and it ain't a name you'd be familiar with, Adidas to be replaced by Warrior

 

 

'Warrior', a subsidiary of New Balance will pay £25m per season from 2012/13 to produce the kit.

 

Exclusive in The Times tomorrow. Seems Ian Ayre can do no wrong

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I take it Warrior is a known US brand?

 

From the point of view of sales, for the majority of the world it's the club that sells the kit - you could stick us in Gola shirts and we'd sell. But in the US, where we're not well known, being under a known brand may give us some exposure.

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New Balance is owned by billionaire in Boston, maybe he is friends with John Henry?

 

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Jim Davis

 

Net Worth: $1.8 bil

Fortune: Self Made

Source: New Balance

Age: 66

Country Of Citizenship: United States

Residence: Newton, Massachusetts

Education: Middlebury C, Bachelor of Arts / Science

Marital Status: Married, 2 children

 

New Balance Arch founded in 1906 to correct orthopedic foot problems. Davis bought company on day of Boston Marathon 1972; company had 6 employees. Shunned expensive endorsement deals with high-profile athletes, focused on selling comfort and performance to die-hard runners. Sales exceeded $1.6 billion in 2007; company claims to make 25% of its shoes in U.S.

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