Our first sponsor was a pub, and that's exactly what we did and what the terms of our sponsorship agreement were. Trouble was that last season, we had a lot of people who had to rush to work after football, so we just didn't have the numbers. Plus it was right in the center of Brighton, and a...
We charge £5 a game, but that is spent on pitch fees. Once those are paid, there is generally no money left. The money we are trying to raise is separate from the general admin fees etc, and is money we can put into the club to invest in kit/equipment etc...
Thats exactly what I do. When we first started, I must have contacted well over 100-200 businesses. About 5 responded. 1 did decide to sponsor us for a season. But we lost that sponsor last season due to us no longer being able to full fill their sponsorship terms.
No-one wants to help the little guy. You'd think that the FA would be able to set aside some money for the smaller teams in the country. We are looking to raise £500, which in the grand scheme of things is peanuts..
Haha, yeah it's a small group. But they all turn up, and we finished second last season an got promoted.
We did register about 23 in the summer, but once autumn kicks in, you learn who are loyal to the cause and who can't be bothered to get out of bed. We would generate money if pitch fees...
Nope, pretty much no funding available at our level I'm afraid.
Da Man Clay - How long ago did you run yours?
We manage to pay our bills, but we are a small group. 16-17 or so registered. Some clubs have 30-40 players so are a little better off financially. We charge our players £35 each to...
Hi all,
Just to start by saying that I did seek permission before posting this, and was given the green light. So I shouldn't be breaking any rules..
I run a Sunday League team - Sussex Coast FC - and I have launched a crowd funding campaign to raise some much needed funds for the new season...