‘Say You'll be a Sponsor'!
Coventry City Ladies FC first team have returned to training without a sponsor for the season. Last season's shirt sponsor, Cassidy Development, extends into a second year, but with hopes high for a promotion winning season the club is keen to recruit local businesses and individuals to help cheer them to success!
Coventry City FC have joined forces and have pledged to give 2 tickets* to a game at the Ricoh for every £100 donated to the Ladies Premiership push!
Chairman David Singleton “Under new head coach Stuart Wilson, our hopes are high to deliver promotion to the Northern Premiership within two years. I want our players to focus purely on football and not worrying about their jobs to ensure they can ‘pay to play'. It's important that we think, act and perform like a professional football club to generate results and get this club where we belong. The positive PR opportunities for sponsors is great and at the same time we can support Coventry City's ‘Operation Premiership' by introducing new fans to the Ricoh.”
Sponsorship opportunities are varied. For as little as £200, you can sponsor a junior player for the season. Your company name will be shown on the club website www.thinkpremiership.com and wherever possible publicised through the media. Larger opportunities exist; for example how would you like to be the City's first ‘short sponsor', or perhaps have your Company name on the players sports bags they'll carry around the Midlands and Country? To enable the club to secure a stable future, they would like to secure a three year deal paving the way for the Premiership and even FA Cup success!
If you are interested in supporting the Country's largest ladies football club quest for promotion, e-mail David Singleton via Premiership@cclfc.co.uk, or call him on 07808 094112.
(*conditions apply, certain matches excluded from promotion.)
Notes:
CCLFC is an independent football club.
The first team play in the Midlands Combination League and have a two year plan for promotion to the FA Northern Premiership. They play their home games at Coventry University. The Reserves compete in the FA Premier Reserve League
The Coventry City Centre of Excellence (COE) is formed of U16, U14, U12 and U10 squads, competing throughout the Midlands. The COE aim is to develop the best players in the City to eventually play for the first team and International level.
The Development Club is an aligned club who develop players at all levels to play competitive and fun football as well as providing players for the COE
For the forthcoming season, 250 players will play for the various squads in Coventry City Ladies, making it one of the largest ladies football clubs in the Country
David Singleton is available for comments and further information
07808 094112
(Work e-mail for more urgent enquiries: pubs@davidsingleton.co.uk)