Saw a pic of the alleged new shirt several weeks ago, looked good.

Is it the one with the v on it pal ?

They're lucky it wasn't Izzy Turner's

Rovers are more likely to be using Cash Convertors than be sponsored by them.

Just hope the away one isn't their sister company "Beerhouse Self Drive Hire"

As Minstergate are referred to as the "Main Club Sponsor" would be surprised if the deal didn't tie up both home and away strips.

At least its not Wonga or a Betting Company that could have affected shirt sales to youngsters, although still have a feeling that next seasons shirts may not sell as well as P&O versions. Hope to be proved wrong.

Minstergate Hyundai are a major player in the automotive industry in this region, not only as an award-winning Hyundai distributor and repairer, but a well-known service and repair centre for both [uVauxhall Masterfit [/uand Chevrolet, working from their state-of-the-art workshop and specialist body shop on Livingstone Road in Hessle,Hull.

Not clapped out Cavaliers but they are authorised Vauxhall Masterfit for service and repair so no doubt sell a few 2nd owner Vauxhalls

Cash converters payin city/smc a 7 figure sum so dont think anyone minds having it

Great to see fans with morals, presumably they won't be nicking them either!

It's always the same with local rivalries, some Sunderland lads will only go with slags

What are the chances of genuinely being in the market for a Hyundai in Beverley the very same week they're announced as our new club sponsors? Sounds like a tragically fabricated "lost sale" to me. I'm sure our very good friends at Minstergate Hyundai can laugh about its ludicrous transparency

Who'd admit to considering buying a hyundai?

I looked at the IX35 last year, as an accountant the 5 year warranty is appealing. And I'm middle aged, hence the crossover model.

If you want a crap car with a long warranty why not go the whole hog and get a kia? My accountant drives a merc so he's obviously earning too much

presumably anyone who would want a practical reliable motor with an excellent warranty at a good price, that will last for ten years plus

its horses for courses with cars - not everyone wants a flash motor, sometimes people have more practical needs

they're not really my thing but i appreciate why they would be a good choice, christ! the i30 is even halfway good looking

Yes it is mate.

Funnily enough the Kia Sportage won the JD Power survey for 2012, up until fairly recent Mercs had gone right off the boil in terms of reliability/customer satisfaction.
It would seem that most accountant's/estate agents/premier league soccer louts have small organs given the propensity for them to drive overtly large BMW's/Audi's/Mercs to make up the shortfall, usually in a manner that exudes bellendishness beyond reproach.

I drive an Audi

Who cares what whoever drives, its all about personal choice.

Id drive a Kia, or Hyundai i mean the cars are reasonable looking compared to other brands and the warranties are not to be sniffed at!

Besides its about FC getting a good sponsor on board, which i think is a good thing, i mean at least there local, is Hirebase?

Were a proper community club!

Whoosh
I was implying the type of car one of our east hull friends might be driving.

Quite the opposite really the new generation Hyundai & Kia's are pretty decent cars and offeer very good value for money. Alternatively you can buy a Merc paying top dollar for a car that is no better but has a fancy name for the price tag.

yeh right so if you were offered a merc or a kia for free you wouldn,t no which one to choose

I know you were, just found it amusing that Minstergate dealt in Vauxhalls.

Yes actually I go for the Kia based on experience as I have a had a Merc myself and it has to be one of the worst cars I ever had. Wasn't cheap to buy, maintain and not that reliable. Then had another as a lease vehicle through work which got changed after 12 months as was again unreliable and always needed work on it. Mercs are overpriced, overhyped and generally no better than your average vauxhall/ford etc

And in a lot of European countries are as common as Taxi's as Lada's were in Hull at one time.

You missed the bit about value for money, and paying fpr in the original post I presume?