Sixers proud to announce partnership with HaggleCo
17 Feb
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The Adelaide 36ers are excited to announce a partnership with HaggleCo for the next two seasons.
A South Australian owned company since 2005, HaggleCo are known for their stylish, high-quality furniture at affordable prices plus for their elaborate TV commercials.
Managing Director Adrian Manera had this to say on the partnership “We’re particularly excited to commence our relationship with the Adelaide 36ers who are another proud, family focused South Australian brand”.
The partnership will see the introduction of Haggle’s Hustle, a monthly competition whereby supporters can vote on the best defensive play plus Sixers players will feature in the famous HaggleCo commercials.
Adelaide 36ers GM Commercial, John Tsianos, said “HaggleCo’s ability to market their product in a fun and engaging manner certainly appealed to the Club and we’re excited about creating content tailored to their brand”.
Keep an eye out on the HaggleCo x Sixers commercials which will feature on social media, game-day and on TV.
Limited game-day tickets still available for Sunday 20 February. For more information click here.
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