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Newcastle engineers kick off junior football deal
An ambitious Wide Open junior football team and North East engineers RWO have kicked-off a sponsorship deal to provide the squad with some new playing kit.
The move will see the Wide Open FC Wolves U13s who play in the Northumberland Football League, take to the pitch for the rest of the 2021/22 season with the RWO logo on the front of their football shirts.
It is the first commercial tie-up for RWO with a local football team and sees the Seaton Burn-based firm offer its backing to the youngsters with some much-needed help and support.
A spokesperson for Wide Open FC said the club was ‘delighted’ to have the company on board and added: “We are very grateful to RWO and we can’t overstate how important relationships like this are to the success of the club. We’re delighted to have a strong local brand feature support the club like this and look forward to watching the partnership blossom through what we hope will be a successful season.”
RWO provides civil and structural engineering services to a variety of sectors across the North East and nationally.
Director Reece Kesson, said: “We’re pleased to join forces with Wide Open juniors and help them out in this instance. We are keen to support local sports and know that sponsorship deals like this are critical for grassroots football, so we wish the team all the best of luck for the season.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by RWO Associates .
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