FRICKLEY ATHLETIC FOOTBALL CLUB
Frickley Athletic FC is a UniBond Northern Premier Division, Premier League football club, based in South Elmsall, near Pontefract, at the heart of West Yorkshire and is the biggest football club in the Wakefield District. The club boasts a position as the largest supported UniBond League (www.unibondleague.com) club in West and South Yorkshire and plays across the entire north of England. The club is seeking a range of sponsorships to help them cement their push for promotion to the Football (Nationwide) Conference North. For the forthcoming 2007-2008 season, they are accepting offers and enquiries for all aspects of sponsorship and advertising including Main Sponsorship. The club has a lot to offer any business, company or group of individuals who are interested in supporting and advertising through football. With plans approved for brand new facilities and over £25m being spent in the area surrounding the stadium by English Partnerships, the club is looking to move forward with gusto on the pitch. Formed in 1910, Frickley AFC has a strong tradition and a committed and thoroughly honest and hard working management board, who are looking to the future with a debt free football club with superb potential. Add to this a loyal and increasing fan base (average crowds: 350+) and 'The Blues' have the potential to really move up the football ladder. They hope through sponsorship support that they can reach their goals and share the delights of football together with their sponsors. There are opportunities galore at the club to increase businesses' profiles within the north of England, Yorkshire and more locally the Wakefield, Barnsley and Doncaster areas. The club plays in a league which covers all of the Midlands and North of England and is located close to the major city centres of Leeds, Doncaster and Sheffield - ideally situated for company promotions and targeted marketing campaigns. More information about 'The Blues' can be found via a brochure available for any interested party by contacting the Commercial Manager, Mr Tom Grindel. So whether it is Main Shirt Sponsorship, Stadium Sponsorship Advertising Hoardings, Matchday Programme Adverts, Website Sponsorship, Floodlight Sponsorship, Clubhouse Sponsorship, Disabled Enclosure Sponsorship or Youth and Community Coaching Days Sponsorship, Frickley AFC would be pleased to here from you. Frickley Athletic holds their sponsors, fans and stakeholders in the highest regard. Contact: Mr. Tom Grindel BA (Hons), Commercial Manager. Address: GMB Stadium, South Elmsall, Pontefract, West Yorkshire WF9 2EQ. Tel.: (07793) 683306. Fax: 01977 642460. E-mail: commercial@frickleyafc.co.uk
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WITTON ALBION FOOTBALL CLUB
Witton Albion Football Club was established in 1887 in the parish of Witton in Northwich and currently plays in the Unibond League. Over the years the club has enjoyed varying degrees of success - probably the most famous event being in 1992 when they reached the final of the FA Trophy, which was played at Wembley Stadium in front of over 32,000 supporters as well as being shown live on Sky Sports. Witton Albion prides itself on being a family club offering free entry to under 14s; this means that it relies heavily on supporters and local businesses to keep going. The fan base has been improving steadily over the last few years, last season seeing an increase of over 26%, bucking the trend of many clubs whose attendances fell. The introduction of Unibond TV means highlights of Witton Albion's games are now shown across pubs and clubs, as well as being viewed at home on the internet by thousands of football fans. "We have lots of commercial opportunities, from programme adverts and perimeter fence boards to match day sponsorship, where you and your guests can come along and enjoy the hospitality in our sponsors' lounge". Contact: Graham Pickering. Address: Wincham Park, Chapel Street, Wincham CW9 6DA. Tel.: 01606 43008. Fax: 01606 43008. E-mail: Wafcaddict@aol.com
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