Llanelli Reds get backing from the Jenkins Bakery


Llanelli AFC (The Reds of Llanelli Town) have announced that their kit sponsors from last season, the Jenkins Bakery, have decided to continue their sponsorship for the coming season.
In the picture above are Reds players Craig Richards, Jordan Follows and Craig Williams, receiving the new kit from David Jenkins, director and company secretary of the Jenkins Bakery.
The picture was taken outside Jenkins shop in the Market Precinct in Llanelli with the Welsh Cup Trophy also on show.
Reds General Manager Nigel Richards said: “We are extremely grateful to David and Russell Jenkins and all the staff at Jenkins Bakers for their continued shirt sponsorship.
"With them on the front of our shirts, we had a successful season last time out, so let’s hope that continues this year.”
The Reds face a massive match on Monday, August 8, when they take on Manchester United Reserves at Parc y Scarlets.
Mr David Jenkins commented: “Being a local business established 90 years ago this year we are delighted to sponsor our local football team and wish them every success this season.”
http://www.llanelliafc.org/

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