Scrum on down Club wants a sponsor
Craig Ritchie
Promotion- chasing Paisley Rugby Club are on the hunt for a new sponsor.
The Anchor based side are hoping for fresh backers to get on-board as they ramp up their bid to swap the West Division Two to West Division One next season.
The side fell just short this time around but are hoping that fresh finance would help propel the ambitious club to the next level.
In return, new sponsors would have the opportunity to have their brand advertised throughout the club.
This includes on the billboards at the side of the pitch on Ross Street, their logo emblazoned on the front of the club’s kit, as well as promotion via the club website and Facebook pages.
Paisley Rugby Club’s Martin Mckellar told Express Sport : “New sponsorship would mean a lot to the club.
“It would allow us to invest in new playing and training equipment for both our senior section and junior sections.
“This would include allowing us to purchase new rugby balls, tackles pads and cones, as well as a lot more equipment which would aid the whole club.
“It would also allow us to invest in new playing strips for both our first side, and our second side, as well as our junior section.
“These would both have the sponsor’s brand on them.
“In addition to the new training and playing kit, new sponsorship would go a long way to maintaining our pitches, as well as maintaining our clubhouse and its facilities.”
With the current season now coming to a close, the side already have one eye on next season.
And Mckellar insists it is the perfect time for fresh faces to get involved with the club as they look to build upon this season’s top-half finish.
He added: “We are an ambitious club and have short term aims to gain promotion next season from West Division Two into West Division First.
“We came close this year finishing third, so this is an exciting opportunity for a new sponsor to be part of our rugby family and help us gain promotion into West Division One and beyond.”
New sponsorship would mean a lot to the club, it would allow us to invest