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Just like the popular defender, Jewson have put pen to paper to continue their presence at Sixfields, by becoming an official club partner and sponsoring the Jewson Cup, the half time competition that gives local youngsters the chance to take part in a half time penalty competition this season to win a coaching session from Ian Sampson. While Holt has signed for 2 years, Jewson have signed a three year deal with the club.
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Pictured with Andy Holt and Ian Sampson is Tony Howe, Branch Manager of Jewson in Northampton.
"I am pleased that Jewson are signing up for the club again," said boss Ian Sampson.
"We really appreciate their support and we are looking forward to the Jewson Cup, which should be an exciting competition for local youngsters. I will be keeping a close eye on how that unfolds and planning a very special training session for the winning team."
Tony Howe from Jewson added:"Just like Northampton Town, we are a big part of the community and so the partnership seems a natural fit. We are very impressed with the work the club does in the community and we wanted to be a part of that and to support them. We are proud to be based in Northampton and we and the club are pleased to be associated with each other. We look forward to cheering the Cobblers on to success this season."
