Breaking News - New name for Cefn Druids
By Thomas White
May 29 2009
DRUIDS ANNOUNCE NEW SPONSORSHIP DEAL CEFN DRUIDS is delighted to announce it has a new sponsor and, as a result, will have a new name for the 2009/10 season.
CEFN DRUIDS is delighted to announce it has a new sponsor and, as a result, will have a new name for the 2009/10 season.
Club directors have been busily negotiating with Oswestry based company Elements Europe since learning that the six year old partnership with NEWI was not to be renewed.
The club will kick off the 2009/10 Welsh Premier League season as Elements Cefn Druids.
Players, officials and supporters will be introduced to their new backers at the club’s annual presentation evening at Plas Kynaston tonight (Friday).
Elements Europe is one of the UK’s leading offsite construction specialists and is a sister company to J Ross Developments, who will be developing a new stadium for the Druids at nearby The Rock, Rhosymedre, and build a new Tesco store on the Plas Kynaston ground.
Elements Europe's latest innovative product is Ty Unnos Modular, a Welsh softwood modular house that will assist the delivery of affordable homes. The factory manufactured modules will be delivered to site internally complete - rapidly improving housing delivery programmes.
The new ground is required to ensure the club meets the new criteria drawn up by the FA of Wales for clubs competing in the new "Super Ten" Welsh Premier league in 2010/11. Otherwise Druids will be relegated to the Cymru Alliance League.
Druids' chairman, Brian Mackie, said: "Cefn Druids Football Club is delighted to announce that Elements Europe are to be the new club sponsors.
"Following the decision by NEWI not to renew their sponsorship, the board of directors have been looking hard to find a replacement in difficult times.
"In Elements Europe we have found an ambitious company to match the club’s ambitions, moving forward eventually into our new stadium.
"We look forward to working with them next season and hope it will be the start of a fruitful partnership for both parties."
Wayne Morgan, Managing Director of Elements Europe, said he hoped the partnership would be beneficial for both parties.
"Cefn Druids face a period of upheaval, leaving a ground they have occupied for around 50 years, and we are pleased that our sponsorship arrangement will help to make a smooth transition between old and new homes," he said.
"The club faces a huge challenge to stay at the top level of Welsh football as new ground criteria are imposed by the Football Association of Wales. We will be ensuring that they have the best possible facilities in the new stadium."
more on www.cenfdruidsafc.co.uk
If you do not already have an account Click here to Register.

Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2009:05:29:09:33:49 by Wingmaker08.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
www.cwmbrantownafc.co.uk
www.crows-online.co.uk
However, these are the times we live in, so if it keeps us playing at the highest level possible then will have to grin and bear it.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2009:05:29:11:21:54 by Rob Stock.
up the elephants
Quote:llanman
surely no worse than Total Network Solutions! or Technogroup for that matter -
up the elephants
Dare I say it (I might as well b4 someone else does after my up the Elements) Airbus UK Broughton

