Didn't do Wes any good!!
Last year Grockles.com invested in two player sponsorship deals with the club.
Our two sponsorees for the 2009 season were WES DURSTON (now no longer with the club after a very impressive end to his Somerset career in the Indian Champions League as the most potent batsman we had) he was joined by MARK TURNER the young paceman who was dogged with injury during the season and never really got into the swing of first team work due to niggling problems with his back.
Who would be a "Grocklee" (sponsored player)? Will the player we choose to support actually get a season? Past history suggests not...and we were hoping for enough money to put ourselves behind PETER TREGO this year in the hope of basking in his move into international cricket with the England setup.
It may neot be a problem anyway because present levels of interst suggest that there will be no sponsored player this year!!
If you are interested in putting your name and money behind a player, then please contact me by Private message with your interst and a suggested level of contribution. The amount of money pledged is really not important. I would rather have many supporters involved each pledging a fiver than a small number giving £50 quid each. Presently we have about £200 of the minimum £350 required to express an interest. Last year we put together two sponsorship packages with about £500 put into the kitty. It gives us advertising space in the club publications AND a small pot of free tickets for Grockles who may need some supprot to watch a game or two at the ground.
Please let me know before the end of this month if you are interested. tghe sooner I know, the sooner I can express and interest and the larger the group of players we can choose from.
IF YOU WANT TRIGGER THEN SOONER IS REALLY MUCH BETTER THAN LATER
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