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skip to content franky ford sports musings primary menu home about me coaching development & training sports news drop me a line! how to save your club money posted on july 13, 2018 july 13, 2018 by austin elliott don’t let your club’s finances go down the drain! over the years i’ve been a witness to many sports clubs shutting down and the chief reason for most of these closures is a lack of funds. amateur sports clubs have a history of struggling in the uk largely due to their vast numbers and the practical costs of keeping grounds. sports grounds are inevitably hired by the club or owned (if the club is rich enough), however the real costs begin to mount when these grounds have to be looked after. for most sports, a certain amount of ground’s keeping is required to keep the pitch or field in a playable state. winter sports such as rugby and football require the grass to be cut even (to a certain extent) and for lines to be drawn – whilst many of these duties can be performed by volunteers, they are time consuming and many clubs can’t rely on their own members to step up to the challenge. rent and grounds keeping are just two ways that a club’s finances can bleed out, there’s also insurance, equipment, licensing, employee salaries and many more things to consider. so, with all these expenses to deal with it’s always a good idea to think about ways that you can save your club money, so that you can avoid bankruptcy and continue playing. these money-saving tips are just a few examples of how you could save your sports club a few quid: ensure that members’ fees are paid on-time and in full members’ fees are often a sports club’s only real source of revenue. in order for the club to stay afloat it’s crucial that every member pitches in. thanks to the advances of internet banking it’s become easier and easier to track your members’ payments. if someone is behind or is avoiding payment then it’s important to tell them and make it clear that this is simply not acceptable. keep your club house fresh and hireable your club house can be so much more than just a place to store your equipment. if enough care and attention is paid to the social areas in your club house then you can create extra revenue by hiring your space out for events. invest in smart furniture and you could even use your clubhouse as a venue for weddings, wakes or life celebrations, bringing your club more bookings and more money. buy your club gear through a wholesaler although many clubs prefer to order their gear through big brands who also personalise the gear for an added fee, you could save money by purchasing branded goods through a sports wholesaler instead. you can buy wholesale nike gear through a number of websites online giving you massive savings and then employ a local company to personalise them, who will also be likely to give you a discount on the service. make your sports club a social club too the best way of making money for your club is by holding social events that bring in the friends and families of your players. casino nights , fun days, karaoke competitions and dinner & dances are just a few ways to get people into the club and spending money behind the bar. posted in club advice , development & training best ever world cup moment posted on july 1, 2018 july 13, 2018 by austin elliott it’s finally here: the 2018 fifa world cup! like any avid football fan, i eagerly await every international football competition, anticipating every little thing that comes with a tournament that is set on such a grand stage. the gossip, the drama, the knockouts, the thrill and the spills! each time either the euros or the world cup rolls around our country is gripped with football fever that proves the sport to be one of the great levellers in our culture. this cultural impact has only got wider with the proliferation of the internet, so we can expect this world cup to be the most watched (and most discussed) yet. as the world has slowly become more and more connected over the years, we’ve been able to share our passion with the further reaches of the planet who can now watch along with us in real-time. reactions, gifs, youtube commentaries, social media, blog posts: there are so many different ways to comment on the action that there’s really no excuse not to get in on the action. before the games kick off in earnest, i thought i’d share some of my all-time favourite world cup moments, with the aid of youtube… roy keane walks out of the korea japan 2002 tourney there was no other topic of conversation worth discussing that year other than roy keane’s mysterious exit from the japanese/korean world cup, which briefly brought the attention of the world bearing down on the tiny island of saipan and even became the subject of a hugely successful stage-show, which has been performed as recently as 2015. to this day it’s unclear what caused then captain, roy, to exit the side… austria nearly cause an upset in pre-war italy the pre-war austrian international team of the 30s is widely considered to be one of the finest teams assembled and are frequently referred to as the ‘wunderteam’ by journalists and fans alike. led by the sublime matthias sindelar, the wunderteam played with a revolutionary style that was virtually unstoppable…until they were stopped, that is. their streak of victories was put to an end by the hosts who halted them from reaching the final. dennis bergkamp surprises the world known to many as ‘the perfectionists’ perfectionist’, dennis bergkamp was a celebrated player of his time who was known for holding himself to extremely high standards (he’s so enamoured with it that the first chapter in his biography was titled ‘it has to be perfect’). although bergkamp has expressed dissatisfaction with his career, something not totally unexpected from a man so obsessed with perfection, he has gone on record stating that his three-touch goal in holland and argentina’s quarter-final match was a ‘perfect’ moment. pele & brazil stun italy for third trophy no discussion of legendary world cup moments can ignore the might of brazil and one legend in particular: pele. the winning brazilian side of 1970 has been hailed as one of best, featuring the likes of jairzinho, tostao, rivelino and, of course, pele. this team was the first to win the tournament three times and their 4-1 win over italy has been remembered as one of the greatest in the tournament’s history. this carlos alberto goal attests to the perseverance and dexterity of this side. posted in sports news financial pitfalls your club could face posted on june 12, 2018 by austin elliott i speak from experience when i say that it’s not easy running any sports club. with so many variables, risks and dangers coming a-cropper in the day to day running of a sport’s team, i thought i’d detail a few of the big ones you should look out for. it doesn’t matter what the sport is; organising a disparate group of individuals to team together and meet once or twice a week can be next to impossible – and we’ve not even taken into consideration the financial side of things. these are the most likely financial pitfalls that you could face: poorly maintained ground if your ground is poorly maintained then you are putting yourself at financial risk. like it or not, the members of your club don’t just play for you because they like your company, they play at your ground because you have facilities worth playing on. the maintenance of the ground is where a large proportion of their fees should be going on, it’s a point of pride for many players and also contributes to their enjoyment of the game. if you neglect your ground, your players will find a better club to play for and you’ll fold. personal injury lawsuits sports can often be dangerous. contact games like football or rugby can often be the epicentres of horrific injuries and serious accidents, which is why it’s crucial for your club to be completely covered by insurance at the s

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