playing home matches in various stadiums around the country and feel that having home grounds within their respective communities is a key to their financial viability. Clubs have also encountered problems in lack of merchandising and television revenue. In fact, a majority of Pro League clubs fail to have a marketing plan and a lack presence within their respective communities, which has significantly impacted crowd attendances and ability for clubs to earn sufficient revenue. Consequently, the league has witnessed a high team turnover with seven clubs suspending their football operations and withdrawing from the Pro League during a four-year period, citing financial difficulties and inability to secure long-term sponsors. In order to off-set the lack of revenue from match attendances, clubs may be sponsored by national and international companies. The first club to secure a corporate sponsor was San Juan Jabloteh when the club signed an agreement with CL Financial. As a result, the club used its sponsorship to significantly expand its operations from a youth organisation into a professional football club. Several more Pro League clubs have agreed to title sponsorships to provide each club financial stability. The most prominent title sponsor agreement occurred when W Connection ended their partnership with Vibe CT 105.1 FM in favour of an undisclosed deal with DirecTV in 2012. In addition, clubs may also sell ad space on the front of their shirts, following the practice of international sport, specifically association football. There are currently seven clubs that have signed sponsorship deals to have company logos placed on the front of their shirts. The most lucrative shirt sponsorship occurred when St. Ann's Rangers announced a six-year agreement with PlusOne Fashion of the United States to supply training, travel, and match-day shirts valuing US$75,000 for each season of the six-year deal. Clubs A total of 22 distinct clubs have played in the TT Pro League from its inception in 1999, but only six teams have won the league title. Two teams have also been members of the league every season since its inception (Defence Force and W Connection). Among the current ten clubs, eight (Club Sando, Defence Force, Morvant Caledonia United, Point Fortin Civic, Police, San Juan Jabloteh, St. Ann's Rangers, and W Connection) existed before the Pro League was formed. For a list of league champions, club expansion and contraction, and top scorers for each season, see List of TT Pro League seasons.