Bits And Pieces
Thu 24th November 2016 | Bits & Pieces | By Ian Templeman
Hanley Town - Town have been handed an eye catching home tie in the Staffordshire Senior Cup Second Round, with Stoke City set to visit Abbey Lane. The game is scheduled to be played on Tuesday 20th December.
1874 Northwich - The club's birthday raffle last weekend raised over £200 for their club Charity, the St Lukes Cheshire Hospice. The raffle, held before last weeks fixture with Atherton Collieries featured a specially commissioned cake, marking the fourth anniversary of the clubs foundation as the main prize.
FC Oswestry Town - Mike Barton has been appointed Manager at The Shropshire side this week with Ryan Butcher as his assistant. The new man in charge is local to the area with lots of experience in football management, including time as Manager of Oswestry Villa, Welsh sides Caersws and Guilsfield. Mike had also been in temporary charge following the departure of Dan Stevens last month, a position that has now been made permanent.
Prestwich Heys - Another of many milestones for Heys came this week when the fifth anniversary of Gaffer' Jon Lyons first game in charge at the club came about. In this day and age thats no mean feat!
Sandbach United - the club have announced a sponsorship partnership with local car and van dealership Gateway Peugeot of Crewe.
Gateway Peugeot are a family run business formed back in 1981 and have been dealing with Peugeot vehicles since 2001, and will become the club’s sponsor of the match day raffle, to be drawn on the home fixtures.
Mike Senior, Vice-Chairman of Sandbach United said: “Gateway Peugeot in Crewe is well known for its high standard of customer service, something which is equally important to ourselves and in our own ethos as a club.
“Working with them on the match day draw could lead to a variety of options in terms of prizes and additional sponsorship.
“We aim to hold a match day raffle with a smaller prize on the day, but anyone buying a ticket shouldn’t discard the ticket, as an end of season draw will also take place and you could win twice with one ticket”.
Bits And Pieces
Thu 24th November 2016 | Bits & Pieces
By Ian Templeman
Hanley Town - Town have been handed an eye catching home tie in the Staffordshire Senior Cup Second Round, with Stoke City set to visit Abbey Lane. The game is scheduled to be played on Tuesday 20th December.
1874 Northwich - The club's birthday raffle last weekend raised over £200 for their club Charity, the St Lukes Cheshire Hospice. The raffle, held before last weeks fixture with Atherton Collieries featured a specially commissioned cake, marking the fourth anniversary of the clubs foundation as the main prize.
FC Oswestry Town - Mike Barton has been appointed Manager at The Shropshire side this week with Ryan Butcher as his assistant. The new man in charge is local to the area with lots of experience in football management, including time as Manager of Oswestry Villa, Welsh sides Caersws and Guilsfield. Mike had also been in temporary charge following the departure of Dan Stevens last month, a position that has now been made permanent.
Prestwich Heys - Another of many milestones for Heys came this week when the fifth anniversary of Gaffer' Jon Lyons first game in charge at the club came about. In this day and age thats no mean feat!
Sandbach United - the club have announced a sponsorship partnership with local car and van dealership Gateway Peugeot of Crewe.
Gateway Peugeot are a family run business formed back in 1981 and have been dealing with Peugeot vehicles since 2001, and will become the club’s sponsor of the match day raffle, to be drawn on the home fixtures.
Mike Senior, Vice-Chairman of Sandbach United said: “Gateway Peugeot in Crewe is well known for its high standard of customer service, something which is equally important to ourselves and in our own ethos as a club.
“Working with them on the match day draw could lead to a variety of options in terms of prizes and additional sponsorship.
“We aim to hold a match day raffle with a smaller prize on the day, but anyone buying a ticket shouldn’t discard the ticket, as an end of season draw will also take place and you could win twice with one ticket”.
