GALLERY: Doncaster Rovers shirt sponsors through the decades

Billy Bremner was at the helm when Rovers sported this design in the early 80s - the club's first ever kit sponsor.

Colin Douglas and David Harle wearing the glass manufacturer's logo in the mid 80s.

Joe Kinnear and Dave Mackay show off this design from 1987-88.

This very newspaper sponsored the Rovers from 1988-1993. The graphic hoops design was loved and loathed in equal measure by fans.

This shirt was sported during the 1993-94 season.

The Doncaster Star's branding featured from 1994-95. This was the away shirt from that era.

The local car dealer's logo featured on this very simple red design from the mid 90s.

This logo will forever be linked to Rovers' controversial owner Ken Richardson - the club wore it in the 1996-97 season.

Rovers wore a number of kits sponsored by local homebuilder Beazer Homes from 1998-2001 during their non-league spell.

One Call Insurance first made its debut on Rovers' shirts in 2001. It would return in 2010.

The kit worn when Rovers won the 2003 Conference Play Off-Final at Stoke and fondly remembered.

Another sponsor associated with success, Streetwise Sports had their name on the shirts from 2003-06.

The kitwear manufacturer took centre stage for one season in 2006-07.

Local property investments company Wright were lucky enough to be sponsors during the club's greatest ever day - triumph over Leeds at Wembley in 2008.

The club's longest running kit sponsor - the firm has branded the club from 2010 to 2017 with a variety of designs.

This is the design Rovers will wear for the 2017-18 campaign.