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Ground Advertising
Exposure Details
An advertising board by the side of the pitch at Headingley Carnegie is an ideal way of promoting your brand to Rhinos and supporters alive. Not only are the Rhinos the best supported club in Super League we can also boast the most televised. This effective way of marketing has proved so successful we have sold every possible space for the past three years. But due to changes in contractual arrangements some boards have been made available for the forthcoming 2012 season.
The 18ftx2ft adverts are available for all Rhinos home fixtures.
• Advertising at all home and play-off matches
• Live TV coverage on Sky Sports
• Ideal way to link your company with the city of Leeds and gain customer loyalty from supporters
• Exposure to average Leeds Rhinos crowds of over 16,000
Book your package now
To book your package now, or for further information contact our Sales team on
0113 203 3222 or email
sales@leedsrugby.com.
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