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The
Stones, Maidstone United FC
16/05/06 Maidstone United - Freeze
season tickets
Maidstone United Football Club are delighted to announce that season
ticket prices have been frozen until 30 June.
Supporters who purchase their ticket by that date will make substantial
savings compared to the standard matchday admission for a season which
will see local derbies against Dartford, Dover Athletic, Margate,
Ramsgate and Tonbridge Angels.
Standard matchday entrance prices have been increased for the 2008/09
season.
Maidstone United chairman Paul Bowden-Brown said:
“The board of directors have reluctantly decided to raise matchday
admission prices. After one season at Ryman Premier level, it proved to
be far more costly than had been originally budgeted for.
“With the anticipated extra costs involved in the move to the new
stadium and the possibility of an increased investment in the playing
squad in a bid to eradicate the problems that we have experienced last
season, the need for extra revenue could prove paramount.”
The season ticket prices are as follows (price freeze offer in
brackets):
Adult £190 (£168)
Adult (inc. main stand seat) £221 (£189)
60+ £109 (£84)
60+ (inc. main stand seat) £135 (£105)
11-16 £74 (£35)
11-16 (inc. main stand seat) £95 (£56)
Junior £38
Junior (inc. main stand seat) £57
Family £336 (£336) (two adults and up to two children)
The new matchday admission prices are:
Adults £10
Students £7 (on production of a valid student card)
60+ £6
11-16 £4
Juniors £2
Family £18 (two adults and up to two children)
Add £1 for a seat in main stand.
Application forms are available from
www.maidstoneunited.co.uk
09/05/08 Stones
Need New Coaches - Youth and community football
Maidstone United Football Club are looking
for coaching staff for their community work and youth teams.
The club are looking to strengthen their coaching structure by
attracting quality coaches and managers, preferably Level 2 FA
qualified, who would enjoy working with a highly-professional, committed
team to bring top class coaching opportunities to Maidstone.
Youth development advisor Damian Matthew said: "Maidstone United's youth
and community section has some fantastic coaches but with our
ever-expanding programme we need to attract new talent. We are looking
for people with coaching experience and qualifications who can come
straight in to our set-up and over time we will work with them to
enhance their knowledge and skills."
Maidstone United chairman Paul Bowden-Brown said: "We are looking for
people who are passionate about football and who are keen to develop
players of the future and provide opportunities for people in the
borough to take part in the sport. The youth and community work is
helping to re-establish the club's name and reputation ahead our return
to the town."
For more information on coaching and youth team management
opportunities, contact youth development officer Adrian Smith on 07801
023365 or email
mufcyouth@btinternet.com
In addition, the club are currently recruiting children seven years old
and under, both boys and girls, with a view to having a team of each in
next season’s Invicta Primary League at under 8 level.
There are also opportunities for children to join and strengthen next
season’s under 9, under 10 and under 12 teams.
For the under 8 to 10 teams contact Andy Ryan on 07795 121817 and for
the under 12 team contact Paul Edwards on 07791 324809.
30/04/08
Tie Up A Deal With The Stones - Sponsorship
Maidstone United Football Club
are looking for a new main sponsor, which will appear on their first
team shirts next season, as well as enjoying many other benefits.
As a two-year deal with Britelite Windows comes to an end, the club are
actively seeking a partner as they prepare to return to Maidstone at a
new stadium on the outskirts of the town.
Maidstone United chairman Paul Bowden-Brown said: “Main sponsorship is
more than a name on a shirt; we are looking for a company that wants to
share in one of the biggest moments in the club’s history as we build a
new stadium in the town.
“The company will be heavily involved with the club and benefit from
many advertising and promotional activities at a time when we will be in
the public eye.”
The Stones have grown immensely over the last few years. Back-to-back
championships saw the club rise from the Kent League to the Ryman
Premier Division – just two promotions from the Blue Square Premier
(National Conference).
Their youth and community work is among the best in non-league football
– all part of a desire to be an integral part of the Maidstone borough
by working with schools, sports organisations and many more.
Britelite Windows chairman John Baxter said: “During the two-year deal
Britelite Windows was there as the club celebrated back-to-back
promotions. As a supporter of the Stones and a businessman, it was a
very rewarding time. Britelite will still be involved with the club but
the door is open for another company to come in and support the club.”
For more information about the main sponsorship package, please contact
Maidstone United chairman Paul Bowden-Brown on 01732 222127 or email
paul@bowden-brown.demon.co.uk
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