O’B Sport unveiled as new sponsor of Setanta’s Flagship Rugby Show

O’B Sport unveiled as new sponsor of Setanta’s Flagship Rugby Show

Setanta Sports are delighted to announce that OB Sport are the new broadcast partners of Setanta Sports new Rugby show ‘The Breakdown’.  The show with Matt Williams and Neil Francis looks back at the week of rugby and forward to all upcoming fixtures.  

Every Saturday night there will be all the talking points from the Magners League and the French Top 14 plus world class International action and analysis of the main stories in the world of Rugby, domestic and international.  The show runs for 90 minutes so there is plenty of time to cover the all the action.  

Steve McBrinn, sales and marketing executive with O’B Sport said ‘We are delighted to be the broadcast partner of The Breakdown on Setanta.  “As Ireland’s No.1 supplier of customized sports clothing, we work a lot with rugby clubs at all levels so its great to be able to work with a show that will cover rugby at all levels including schools rugby.”  

O'B SPORT is an innovative sportswear brand focused on the development of image and branding for sporting bodies, schools and clubs. Their philosophy is to establish long term partnerships with their clients and establish exclusive identities for each individual client. O’B produce all designs and products to order. The customised process allows concentration on the individual client requirement.  

With regards to the show Matt Williams will be in the presenters chair and Neil Francis will be leading the line of pundits.  Neil Francis clearly knows what he’s talking about. As Ireland’s former number eight. He played for Blackrock College, London Irish, Old Belvedere, Leinster and won 36 Ireland caps between 1987 and 1996.  Matt Williams brings an international dimension as well as Irish knowledge to the coverage having has coached at all levels in many countries.  He was the first foreign head coach of the Scotland national rugby union team, holding the position from December 2003 to April 2005. He also coached New South Wales Waratahs and later Leinster before taking the role at Ulster Rugby in 2007

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