http://www.theguardian.com/money/2014/n ... -price-cap Thoughts? I'm not sorry to see companies like this being forced into charging more realistic interest. As for the Bulls, we could be on the lookout for another main sponsor if Provident decide to reduce their outgoings or even "exit the marketplace".

http://www.theguardian.com/money/2014/n ... -price-cap Thoughts? I'm not sorry to see companies like this being forced into charging more realistic interest. As for the Bulls, we could be on the lookout for another main sponsor if Provident decide to reduce their outgoings or even "exit the marketplace".

I'd imagine that the contract would be pretty tightly worded so that even if Provident wanted out of the deal they'd have to pay a settlement to the Bulls for breaking the deal.

Also, I've no doubt there's plenty of companies that would be interested in sponsoring the club should the opportunity arise

That being said, this rate capping stuff will not have happened overnight so I've no doubt Provident knew it was on the horizon before signing the deal with the Bulls so will no doubt have factored that in.

Does it have to be a company sponsoring us or can it be one person?

I wouldn't have any problems with us having "Mrs Koukash" across the front of our shirt.

You can get your teeth round The Mandy Bulls

I'm masticating at the very thought.

Not sure Provident would be affected. I certainly wouldn't go for their rates and that is a fact, but from what I've read they aren't even in the same ballpark as the Wongas of this world when it comes to the super high, 4000%+ rates.

What about these guys: http://www.pocketmoneyloans.com/

What about these guys: http://www.pocketmoneyloans.com/

That's absolutely brilliant - who said entrepreneurship was dead?