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Corporate Hospitality AFC brochure v4_Layout 1 24/06/2016 17:03 Page 1 Corporate Hospitality Season 2016/17 There has never been a better time to associate your business with AFC Fylde. AFC brochure v4_Layout 1 24/06/2016 17:04 Page 2 AFC FYLDE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY WELCOME TO OUR CLUB 2 AFC brochure v4_Layout 1 24/06/2016 17:04 Page 3 WELCOME TO OUR CLUB AFC Fylde are the fastest growing football team on the Fylde Coast with meteoric success both on and off the pitch. The 2016-17 season marks the beginning of a new era at AFC Fylde. We have moved into the state-of-the-art new ground at Mill Farm – our very own Theatre of Dreams – and we want you to be part of the journey! PAST In 2008, to embrace the greater football community, the club changed its name from Kirkham and Wesham to become AFC Fylde. This change was made in order to further the club’s ambition to develop and grow throughout the region and ultimately become an established member of The Football League by 2022. PRESENT The Coasters suffered heartbreak in the play-off final last season and start the forthcoming National League North campaign as one of the clear favourites for promotion. Fylde have enjoyed many highlights over the past 12 months, including an FA Cup first round trip to Millwall, an FA Trophy last 16 matchup against Gateshead and received many plaudits throughout the season. Manager Dave Challinor has strengthened his side with flair and experience over the course of the summer and the Coasters head into the new season looking to go one better this time around. FUTURE Fylde realised a dream this summer as they moved into their multi-million pound new stadium – a real statement of intent from the club’s chairman. The decision has also been made to switch to full-time football as the Coasters aim to continue their rapid rise up the football pyramid. Mill Farm, located just a quarter of a mile from Junction 3 of the M55, boasts a unique sports bar, a mediterranean restaurant, conference facilities and 12 3G sports pitches. So why not become part of the journey... 3 AFC brochure v4_Layout 1 24/06/2016 17:04 Page 4 AFC FYLDE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY 2016 will be a monumental year for AFC Fylde as we move into our new home - the multi-million pound development at Mill Farm Sports Village. A NEW ERA FOR AFC FYLDE This is an extremely prestigious and exciting development and is a great opportunity for organisations to gain recognition from the hundreds of thousands of people who will use these facilities each and every year. 4 AFC brochure v4_Layout 1 24/06/2016 17:04 Page 5 GROUND NAMING RIGHTS The 31 acre leisure and retail development is to the north of Kirkham and just a minute from Junction 3 of the M55. The sports focused development is anchored by our new 6,000 capacity stadium, along with associated external sports 3G pitches that will see hockey and rugby also played competitively on the site. The associated commercial development will include an Aldi food store, a new 100,000 sq ft distribution centre for Trilanco, one of the UK’s leading wholesalers, a Kentucky Fried Chicken Drive Thru and a Eurogarages petrol filling station with an associated convenience store. The wide range of sporting, educational and leisure facilities will place the development at the very heart of the local community and maximise footfall. THE OPPORTUNITY The new stadium is yet to be named and as such you and your business could be the first. Whether it is airlines such as Etihad or Emirates, or credit card companies such as American Express or Barclays, all have recognised the value of associating their brands with football clubs. This could be your great chance. 5 AFC brochure v4_Layout 1 24/06/2016 17:04 Page 6 AFC FYLDE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY PITCH MATCHDAY BOXES OVERVIEW PLAN HALFWAY LINE HALFWAY Box Box Box SOLD SOLD SOLD 6 5 4 3 2 1 MATCHDAY EXECUTIVE BOXES 6 AFC brochure v4_Layout 1 24/06/2016 17:04 Page 7 MATCHDAY EXECUTIVE BOXES Why not enjoy the new football season in a private matchday box of your own and absorb the excitement in the sumptuous surroundings. Enjoy a four course fine dining experience with your own personal matchday hostess. MATCHDAY BOX PRICES BOX 1 - £20,000 BOX 4 - £17,000 BOX 2 - £19,000 BOX 5 - £16,000 BOX 3 - £18,000 BOX 6 - £15,000 BOX PACKAGES INCLUDE Personal matchday hostess Four course ‘plated’ meal Nexpresso Full time refreshments Your own fridge containing your choice of wines and beers Matchday programme and team sheet Executive parking in car park ‘C’ or ‘A’ (5 per box) Access to Churchill’s for post match M.O.M presentations Please contact our sales team to reserve your box for next season. 7 AFC brochure v4_Layout 1 24/06/2016 17:04 Page 8 AFC FYLDE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY A whole new world of corporate hospitality on the Fylde Coast 8 AFC brochure v4_Layout 1 24/06/2016 17:04 Page 9 CORPORATE HOSPITALITY 2022 CLUB AT MILANO’S Milano’s will ensure your day is second to none in the North West, if not the UK. With only 80 places available, Milano’s has an exclusive feel and our matchday team will be on hand to ensure your every need is catered for. PACKAGE INCLUDES • Total flexibility - ‘private’ tables to suit • Matchday programme and team sheet parties of 2, 4, 6, 8 or 10 • Manager pre-match team talk • Alfresco dining when weather permits • VIP loyalty card • Your own matchday host • 15% discount on all merchandise • Full A La Carte Milano’s menu • 10% off food and beverages in all Mill Farm • Exclusive 2022 padded seating restaurants and bars 365 days a year • Full time refreshments • 10% off all conferencing and use of 3G • Reserved parking (one pass per two people) • Private smoking area • Valet parking available SEASON SEASON TICKET PAYMENT PLAN TICKET 12 equal monthly payments of £120.00 - Single game price £80 £1,365 (all prices include VAT) 9 AFC brochure v4_Layout 1 24/06/2016 17:04 Page 10 AFC FYLDE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY A unique venue with fine dining and a perfect matchday atmosphere 10 AFC brochure v4_Layout 1 24/06/2016 17:04 Page 11 CORPORATE HOSPITALITY PRESIDENTS CLUB AT CHURCHILL’S The Presidents Club is located in the unique setting of Churchill’s with stunning views across the Fylde countryside. PACKAGE INCLUDES • Total flexibility - ‘private’ tables to suit • Programme and team sheet parties of 2, 4, 6, 8 or 10 • Post-match manager interview and • Reserved parking one place per two people presentations • Your own matchday host • Private smoking area • Four course plated lunch served at your table • VIP loyalty cad • Alfresco dining when weather permits • 10% discount on all merchandise • Reserved padding seating • 10% off food and beverages in all Mill Farm • Full time refreshments restaurants and bars 365 days a year • Preferred rates for conference and events SEASON SEASON TICKET PAYMENT PLAN TICKET 12 equal monthly payments of £105.00 - Single game price £65.00 £1,150 (all prices include VAT) 11 AFC brochure v4_Layout 1 24/06/2016 17:04 Page 12 AFC FYLDE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY MATCH SPONSOR 12 AFC brochure v4_Layout 1 24/06/2016 17:04 Page 13 MATCH SPONSOR The premium hospitality package, perfect for you and your guests in Churchill’s Function Suite. Includes the following for a total of eight people: PRE@MATCH Welcome drink on arrival Four course meal and coffee Pay bar facility in the suite throughout the day Reserved car parking Exclusive AFC Fylde gift-pack Sky Sports with all the up-to-the-minute reports MATCH Prime main-stand seating Superior padded seat Complimentary matchday programme POST@MATCH Selection and presentation of the ‘Man of the Match’ award Signed, framed photo with your ‘Man of the Match’ ADVERTISING ELEMENTS Full page, full colour advert in the matchday programme PA announcements recognising your contribution throughout the day Dedicated section in the matchday programme Gold - £1100 Silver - £900 Bronze - £750 *all prices exclude VAT Associate Match Sponsor packages also available. Please call the club for details. 13 AFC brochure v4_Layout 1 24/06/2016 17:04 Page 14 AFC FYLDE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY BALL SPONSOR 14 AFC brochure v4_Layout 1 24/06/2016 17:04 Page 15 BALL SPONSOR A unique and memorable day where you will be taken onto the pitch to present the match ball just before kick-off and sample the great hospitality during the day in Churchill’s Function Suite. This package is for four people and includes: PRE@MATCH Three course meal and coffee Pay bar facility in the suite throughout the day Reserved car parking Exclusive AFC Fylde gift-pack Sky Sports with all the up-to-the-minute reports MATCH Prime main-stand seats adjacent to the half-way line Complimentary match-day programme Present the match ball to the officials before kick off POST@MATCH Presentation of an autographed ball ADVERTISING ELEMENTS Quarter page, full colour advert in the matchday programme PA announcements recognising your contribution throughout the day Dedicated section in the matchday programme Company name on VIP suite welcome board £500 for a table of four* *all prices exclude VAT 15 AFC brochure v4_Layout 1 24/06/2016 17:04 Page 16 AFC FYLDE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY PROGRAMME SPONSOR 16 AFC brochure v4_Layout 1 24/06/2016 17:04 Page 17 PROGRAMME SPONSOR A truly relaxing and informal experience, including those extra touches that give you and your guests a VIP day to remember in Churchill’s Function Suite.
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