Pompey in talks over extending Jobsite deal

Former Pompey owner Sulaiman Al Fahim celebrates the first deal with Jobsite ahead of the 2009-10 campaign. Picture: Joe Pepler

Pompey are in talks with Jobsite over extending their sponsorship beyond a decade.

The existing three-year deal with the Havant-based company finishes at the culmination of the current campaign.

That represents nine seasons adorning the Blues’ shirt since they were unveiled for the 2009-10 term.

Their first campaign ended in the club’s administration and relegation from the Premier League, yet also an FA Cup final against Chelsea.

Jobsite are in talks with Pompey over extending their long-running sponsorship. Picture: Joe Pepler

Regardless, Jobsite have remained committed to Pompey and signed their last deal in April 2015.

The Blues are eager for the company to continue their sponsorship, increasing one of the longest-running partnerships in the Football League.

Pompey chief executive Mark Catlin said: ‘We are going through a process with Jobsite at the moment.

‘Jobsite, I would like to stress, have been loyal to this club over a number of years.

‘They are a local company, a huge amount of their workforce are Pompey fans and they have been absolutely fantastic partners with us. It is a relationship we still cherish.