Manchester United have broken new ground by announcing a five-year sponsorship deal with Indian telecom services provider Airtel.
Despite the current global economic crisis, United have negotiated a string of new partnerships, further enhancing their claims to be the biggest club in the world.
The latest deal, the first between United and an Indian company, was confirmed at an Old Trafford ceremony attended by Sir Alex Ferguson and chief executive David Gill and will give Airtel customers across India and Sri Lanka access to United content, including matches and interviews.






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are any of you business people? this is a sponsorship deal, not transfer of ownership. what nonsense.
Great deal indeed.
Hmmmm automated spell checker. @#$% was t o s s up. Must be a yank spell checker.
Citydave, what's the problem. Your are owned by a company that has UNITED in it's name and who bought your club to run as a hobby. If it was a @#$% up between keeping city or his favourite camel you would be on ebay in the blink of an eye. Your previous owner Frank Sinatra is on the run, you play your games in the council house. Why not give your money to an honest company for a change. Cheer up, everyone knows using a mobile rots your brain.
If that's the case i will be changing my ISP first thing in the morning. There is no way i will be giving my hard earned cash to a company that sponsors the Rags,,,,.END OF!!!!
thats lovely for taking bold steps towards the new deal.man utd great team
Americans refer to cents as pennies too... ;-)
the glazers got plenty of DOLLARS - NOT STERLING :-).
Who cares? The glazers won't have settled for pennies
brillant news but no word on how much the deal is worth though
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