F&C unveils Birmingham City FC sponsor deal

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F&C has announced it will be the principal sponsor of promoted Birmingham City Football Club for the next three seasons.

The deal, which officially starts next month, will include shirt sponsorship, signs in the club’s St Andrew’s stadium signage and a range of other club activities. F&C has a long association with football through its third year sponsoring the League Managers Association, the union for football managers, as well as a partnership with Hibernian FC in Scotland. John Yule, head of retail distribution at F&C, says: “Birmingham City has long been known as a very community focused football club whose brand values and aspirations to succeed, we believe, closely match our own. “We will work cl...

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