Print company shows its support for Sunderland Fans
Sunderland fans heading for Wembley this weekend now have an extra way to show their support – thanks to the generosity of a local print company.
WTTB, based at Sunderland BIC, is joining in the excitement around Sunderland League One play off game against Wycombe this Saturday (21 May). And now the company has decided to print 200 mini banners for supporters heading to the gamewhich it is going to give away to customers.
There’ll also be an added bonus for the first person that turns up to collect a banner tomorrow (Fri 20) as they will receive a giant 10m by 2m banner. WTTB is one of the UK’s largest digital print platforms, with sites in London, Sheffield and Nottingham as well as in Sunderland.
Louise Stephenson, Managing Director of WTTB, said she was delighted to get the opportunity to offer something to fans. Louise commented, “you can sense the excitement across the city and everyone is wishing the team the best of luck on Saturday.”
“Which is why we wanted to show some support and are creating these banners which will be available to pick up for free this Friday, on a first come, first served basis. It will be a great way for Sunderland fans to show their allegiance – no matter where they’re watching the game.”
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