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EDEN PARK AVENUE BECKENHAM BR3 3JL BECKENHAMTOWNFC.COM INFO@BECKENHAMTOWNFC.COM @BECKENHAMTOWNFC CLUB OFFICALS Chairman Vice Chairman President Vice President

Perry Skinner Eddy Davies Paul Faires Ian Bull

Secretary Assistant Secretary Fixture Secretary Treasurer

Peter Palmer Sam Percival Phil English Kay Huntley

Communications Website Editor Club Historian Head Groundsman Hospitality Manager Clubhouse Manager

Phil Passey Scott Bulmer Ian Muir Ian Jordan Yvonne Cunningham Chelsey Palmer

COMMITTEE Norman Bungay / Geoff Busby / Phil English / Peter Palmer / Graham Russ / Nathan Paul FIRST TEAM MANAGEMENT Manager Jason Huntley Assistant Manager Billy Walton Coaches Peter Sweeney Phil Wilson Jason Clews Mark Dennery Physio Steve Kendall

BECKENHAM TOWN FOOTBALL CLUB WELCOME... e believe a non-league football club should be a focal point at the heart of its local community - being run by volunteers and supported by people all of whom are passionate about and share a love of the beautiful game. Beckenham Town Football Club brings you history, heritage and tradition - a truly authentic football experience in the heart of BR3. Our history is matched only by the excitement of the here and now after securing a first league title in 94 years last season, one of the best grass playing surfaces in the South East will host Isthmian League football for the first time in 2022/23. Our vision is to be an outstanding community club playing football at the highest sustainable level. Blessed with fantastic bus and train transport links, now is the perfect chance to come down to Eden Park Avenue and sample the charms of live football without VAR and where you can still enjoy a sociable drink by the side of the pitch with friends.

COMMERCIAL PACKAGES WITH YOU IN MIND The promotional, sponsorship and advertising opportunities within non-league football are recognised as one of the most high profile, yet cost-effective marketing strategies available for local businesses. Beckenham Town FC offers the perfect platform to promote your business and engage with customers through a wide range of opportunities. From programme advertising, pitch-side advertising and match ball or player sponsorship, there is a package that will fit you or your company’s marketing requirements and budget. Many of our opportunities are accessible to individual supporters whilst all allow you or your company to support the club at the heart of your Community and reap the business benefits. Thank you for taking the time to read our Commercial Brochure. Please feel free to contact us if you wish to discuss anything further. Up The Becks!

Beckenham Town Football Club & Ludis would like to thank all of the businesses that appear in this publication for their support and wish them continued commercial success. The content of this brochure is believed to be correct at the time of printing but we cannot endorse individual statements and readers should not rely solely upon the continued accuracy of any individual claims contained herein without consultation with the service provider.

Designed by the BTFC Media Team. For more information please visit www.beckenhamtownfc.com Printed by Ludis 2022. For more information please visit www.ludisgroup.co.uk

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WHO ARE BECKS? THE HISTORY OF BECKENHAM TOWN FOOTBALL CLUB eckenham Town Football Club is one of the older non-league clubs still in existence having first been affiliated to the Kent County Football Association as early as 1887. The club’s long history can be divided into four distinct iterations: 1887-1914, 1923-1938 and 1947-1969 before the modern side that continues to play to this day, was formed in 1971 from top local amateur club Stanhope Rovers FC. Records show the club playing in the London League 1923-1935 and also 1951-1961 and the Aetolian League between 1961 and 1964, before joining the Greater London League 1964-1969. After regaining senior status they joined the London Spartan League in 1975 and in 1982 moved to the Kent League which was then renamed the SCEFL in 2013. In 2021 they were moved laterally into the Combined Counties Football League and were crowned Premier Division South champions in 2021/22. In addition to their current participation in both the FA Cup and FA Trophy, the club competed in the FA Amateur Cup between 1926 and 1967 and the FA Vase between 1979 and 2021.

EARLY BEGINNINGS 1887-1914 Having registered with the Kent FA, the club’s first season was 1888/89. The original club was very different to the later incarnations with its

players comprising of ex-public schoolboys, University graduates and wealthy professionals. In contrast, later clubs would be made up of amateurs from all walks of life. In 1888, home games were played at the Rectory Field just south of Beckenham Junction station opposite St George’s Church - near the present day Rectory Road just behind Marks & Spencer. Their first ever competitive game was on October 6th 1888 against West Kent. The following week, Beckenham beat Crusaders 2-1 at home with goals from George Southey. The highlight of that first season was a run to the Kent County Cup semifinal. After negotiating Lewisham 5-0 (in a First Round Replay following a 2-2 draw), they knocked out Plaistow FC before winning 5-0 at Erith in the Third Round. The run came to an end with a 5-2 semi-final defeat to Gravesend on February 23rd 1889. Beckenham had enjoyed a 7-0 victory over Old Brightonians on November 3rd 1888, but their biggest win of the season came against St Thomas’ Hospital who they beat by eleven goals in January 1889. Their biggest defeat came on February 6th 1889 when St Bartholomew’s Hospital won 6-0 at the Rectory Field. Beckenham also lost 5-0 on December 12th 1888 against two-time FA Cup winners Old Etonians. It appears the original club went into abeyance just before World War One. Left: A 1905 picture of Rectory Field looking towards the Crystal Palace from St George’s Church

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THE HISTORY OF BECKENHAM TOWN FC BETWEEN THE WARS 1923-38 Teams called Beckenham Rovers, Beckenham United, Beckenham Swallows, Beckenham Swifts, Clock House, Ferndale and Glendale had all existed in the local area since the first club had formed back in 1887. Clock House continued until 1923 when it disbanded and re-formed to become the second incarnation of Beckenham Town FC. Playing mainly at the Nestanglo ground on Balmoral Avenue, the club joined Division One of the London League for the 1923/24 season and improved steadily from 13th to 5th over the course of the next four years. In 1927/28 they scored 97 goals and won 17 whilst losing just two of their 24 league matches to become Division One champions. In a London League handbook from the 1930s, the club are listed as ‘1927/28 Fulham Cup winners’. However, having earned promotion to the Premier Division, they finishing second-from-bottom in their first season before ending the 1929/30 campaign in last place and being relegated back to Division One. The following season they were second behind Park Royal earning an immediate return to the Premier Division. Despite finishing bottom in 1931/32 they remained in the top division, but after ending 1932/33 in last place again, they were relegated back to Division One. A third placed finish in 1933/34 wasn’t enough to gain promotion and after

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finishing bottom of Division One in 1934/35 the club left the league. By this stage the club had reached the semi-final of the Kent Amateur Cup on two further occasions and in that 1934/35 season had also reached the final of the Kent Benevolent Shield. They continued playing in the Kent County Amateur League’s Western Section Premier Division for three seasons between 1935/36 and 1937/38, but with the Second World War looming the club then ceased playing again in the summer of 1938. POST-WAR YEARS 1946-69 After the Second World War, Eric Huggins helped reform the club after coming out of The Royal Navy. A schoolteacher at Balgowan, the Old Balgowans Football Club had begun playing informal games in 1946. That club was wound up at a meeting in the Spring of 1947 and reformed as Beckenham FC. “The financial resources of the Old Balgowans will be used in an endeavour to obtain a private ground for the new club, and outside financial support is hoped for.” On Tuesday 29th April 1947, a first general meeting of the new club was held at the Harvey Memorial Hall (Liberal Club) on Fairfield Road with ‘players of senior amateur standard’ invited to attend. Team Secretary Mr AS Burwood announced that the club would enter sides in both the Kent Amateur League and the Southern

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Clockwise from top left: Beckenham in 1923/24; an earlier photo of what became the Liberal Club on Fairfield Road; Lineup before a preseason game

vs Millwall in 1965/66; 1955 London League Challenge Cup Final action; 1935-36 lineup; The Rt Hon Harold Macmillan, Club President from 1947

Olympian League. Mr AP Brereton, elected first Chairman declared that they would aim for a team in the Isthmian League with a private ground and a grandstand. The club had already approached the Council, but no private ground had been made available so instead a ground had been secured at Eden Park ‘with baths, a tea room and sufficient facilities to introduce good teams to the town’ in the coming season. He stressed the fact that a winning team must be produced, “a team worthy of the name Beckenham.” The Rt Hon Harold Macmillan - who would later go on to become Prime Minister was elected President, with Mr FW Hazelton also elected as Vice-President. The club’s officers were Mr R Pavey (Hon Secretary) Mr AS Burwood (Team Secretary) Mr WC Barnes (Match Secretary) Mr R Price (Treasurer) and Messrs D Tebbett, J Hughes, WJ Robinson, J Gear and EW Huggins. They competed in the Kent Amateur League’s Western Section for four seasons before rejoining the London League. They were placed in the Premier Division for the 1951/52 season and throughout the 1950’s the team was a feeder club for Crystal Palace. The club spent 10 seasons in the London League, achieving a highest finish of 4th in 1953/54. They also reached the 1955 London League Challenge Cup Final but lost 3-1 to favourites Cray Wanderers at Bromley’s Hayes

Lane. Beckenham’s side that day included veteran goalkeeper Tom Cornthwaite who had appeared in Bromley’s 1949 FA Amateur Cup winning side at Wembley - Les Rawle, another ex-Bromley man and Becks goalscorer Sid Talboy. In 1961 Beckenham joined the Aetolian League and competed there for three seasons. In 1964 that league merged with the London League to become the Greater London League. Beckenham were placed in Section B and finished fifth in the league’s inaugural season to earn a spot in the Premier Division for 1965/66. However, after finishing last but one, they were quickly relegated back to Division One. At some point in the 1960s the club had reverted back to the full name ‘Beckenham Town’ but on the pitch 4th, 6th and 4th placed Division One finishes between 1966/67 and 1968/69 followed. Towards the end of the decade, former player Harry Bealey - having held various positions with the club after his playing days had ended - found himself running things almost single-handedly. The rest of the committee had either stood down, retired, moved away or passed. Unable to continue on his own, he reluctantly approached Bromley FC to suggest a merger and signed the club’s name and possessions over to the neighbours down the road in BR2 whilst joining their committee. Beckenham Town FC had folded.

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THE HISTORY OF BECKENHAM TOWN FC THE MODERN ERA… On June 24th 1971 a meeting took place at the SSCS (South Suburban Co-operative Society) Sports Ground on Balmoral Avenue in Beckenham - the present day location of Eden Park School. The notes from that evening record: ‘The business of Stanhope Rovers FC were now terminated and the motion adopted that Stanhope Rovers FC now become Beckenham Town FC. The Secretary advised the meeting that sanction had been obtained from the following: London FA, Kent County FA, Bromley Town FC, Bromley Council’ Having sprung up in 1959 - the brainchild of teenage footballers and friends Howard Smith and Geoff Ward in association with Pat Quinn (the Head Games Warden at Stanhope Grove) local junior team Stanhope Rovers had enjoyed considerable success as amateurs playing firstly in the Beckenham League and then the South East London Amateur League. An offer for the two clubs to amalgamate in 1965 had been declined, but negotiations years later between Rovers Secretary Barry Starmer and his counterpart at neighbouring Bromley, Charlie King, led to an unconditional agreement that Stanhope would assume the name Beckenham Town from 1971/72, whilst simultaneously claiming the red and white colours synonymous with that club down the years.

Clockwise from right: Stanhope Rovers in 1961; The Pavillion at Stanhope Grove; Article ahead of 1978 Final; Becks in 1975

Beckenham Town began playing in the South East London Amateur League’s Premier Division gaining Intermediate status with election to the London-Metropolitan League in 1973. Having by now also changed their home ground to Stanhope Grove, they finished runners-up in the Reserve / Intermediate Division in 1974/75 to regain Senior status that summer. In 1975 they were placed in Division Two of the new London Spartan League (following the offseason merger of the LondonMetropolitan League and the Spartan League). After improving from 11th to 5th in their first two seasons the club were promoted to the Premier Division after finishing runners-up behind Fisher

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Athletic in 1977/78. They would play there for the next four seasons, achieving their highest position of 6th during that first 1978/79 campaign. A talented Becks side also reached back-to-back London Spartan League Cup Finals. In 1977/78 Brent, Bracknell Town and holders BROB Barnet were knocked out before The Reds stunned London Spartan League Premier Division champions Cray Wanderers 3-2 at Hayes Lane in the semi-final. However, a drawn 3-3 Final against Welling United was settled with ‘The Wings’ winning a dramatic penalty shootout 5-4. Becks reached the Final again in 1979, only to lose 2-0 to underdogs Farnham Town at Fisher Athletic’s Mitcham ground.

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THE HISTORY OF BECKENHAM TOWN FC BREAKING NEW GROUND In July 1980 Becks moved from Stanhope Grove to Eden Park Avenue after obtaining a 25 year lease from the London Borough of Bromley. On August 16th 1980, Whyteleafe were the first visitors in what would be Becks’ penultimate season in the London Spartan League. However, in November that year manager Dave Fitzgerald - the man who had guided the club back to Senior status resigned having been with the club for six years. Skipper Kenny Baker took over as player boss and led The Reds to the FA Vase Fourth Round before a 2-0 exit at Basildon United. However, having only narrowly avoided relegation Baker stepped down at the end of the season. Under former Beckenham player and ex-Policrom (previously Muirheads) manager Willie Proud they finished 8th in 1981/82 and more significantly reached the Kent FA Senior Trophy Final for the first time. They took the lead before being defeated 3-1 by a very powerful Fisher Athletic side at Bromley’s Hayes Lane ground. KENT LEAGUE CALLING In 1982 the club successfully applied to join the Kent League and commenced playing in its Division One in 1982/83. But after two seasons in charge, Proud was replaced as boss by John Collins in the summer of 1983. In two seasons,

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From Top: Becks programmes from the 80s and 90s; Beckenham take the lead in the 1982 KST Final; 1990 action against Ramsgate at Eden Park Avenue

he led Becks to 8th and 4th placed finishes as well as the 1985 Kent League Cup Final only to suffer a heartbreaking 3-2 extra-time defeat to Greenwich Borough at Sittingbourne’s Bull Ground. Player manager Mark Goldberg took over for a zany 1985/86 campaign before the reins were passed to former player Bob Chilvers. Having only just narrowly avoided relegation from the Kent League, the club were dramatically saved in 1987. Given 14 days by Bromley Council to pay their outstanding rent demand of £5,000, local businessman Les Chandler provided a lifeline of just over £4,000. INTO THE NINETIES Gerry Shepherd and Micky Wakefield came and went before the coaching partnership of Tony Clifford and Owen Jones just avoided relegation in 1990/91. During that season, long serving Secretary Howard Smith - the teenager who along with schoolfriend Geoff Ward had setup Stanhope Rovers in 1959 - stood down. With Chilvers as his coach, Kevin Sugre took over as boss in 1991 and Town reached another Kent League Cup Final in 1993 - a run which included a memorable 2-0 EPA semi-final triumph over a very good Deal Town side. But a side including Ricky Bennett and Lee Fabian lost 1-0 to Ramsgate at Whitstable’s Belmont ground as major honours continued to elude them.

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THE HISTORY OF BECKENHAM TOWN FC THE NEW MILLENNIUM In 2003 Beckenham Town FC were awarded £100,000 by the Football Foundation for ground improvements. That enabled Eden Park Avenue to become enclosed, hard standing to be added around the perimeter and for the award-winning pitch along with improved drainage to be laid in 2004. The first official fixture at the new-look venue was a Kent League match against Ramsgate on August 28th 2004, but the highlight of Kevin Sugre’s final season as manager was a 2-1 Kent Senior Trophy semi-final triumph over VCD Athletic. However, the Final ended in a 1-0 defeat to Thamesmead Town at The Belmont in Whitstable. Gavin Rose and Junior Kadi took over as joint bosses for the 2005/06 season and a revamped squad scored 96 goals but ultimately fell just short, finishing runners-up, two points behind champions Maidstone. Becks were eligible for promotion to Step 4 but missed out due to ground grading issues. THE HUNTLEY ERA – SUCCESS AT LAST The Jason Huntley era began in Autumn 2006 with a 1-0 win over Maidstone United to lift the Kent Challenge Shield. In his second year at the helm, Becks reached the Kent Senior Trophy Final only to lose again - this time 2-0 to Thamesmead Town at Park View Road, Welling. In 2013 the

From Top: Beckenham’s 2005/06 squad; The club’s 2013/14 triple trophy winning side; After 94 years, Champions again in 2021/22

Kent League was renamed the Southern Counties East Football League (SCEFL) and the subsequent 2013/14 campaign was to prove one of the best in club history. Becks finally won the Kent Senior Trophy with a 4-0 triumph over Ashford United at Tonbridge. 22 days later they beat Corinthian 2-0 to lift the SCEFL League Cup and in August, they secured the 2014 Roy Vinter Shield with a 3-0 victory over the previous season’s league champions Whyteleafe. Almost relegated in 2016/17 - only avoiding the drop to Step 6 by a single point on the final day - they finished 4th in 2017/18 thanks in part to the goals of the division’s leading scorer Richie Atkins. They then finished 5th in 2018/19 and reached a fifth Kent Senior Trophy Final, but lost 1-0 after extra-time to Chatham Town in front 1128 at Maidstone. Becks were league leaders when the next season ended prematurely in March 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic before a short lived 2020/21 campaign was also declared null and void. In the summer of 2021, FA restructuring moved The Reds to the Combined Counties Premier Division South and a team skippered by Danny Waldren clinched a first league title in 94 years by beating Camberley Town 3-0 at home on the last day of the season. Being crowned champions earned Becks a promotion to the Isthmian League Division One South East (Step 4) for the 2022/23 season.

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BECKENHAM TOWN FOOTBALL CLUB SQUAD PEN PICTURES Non-league football can be transcient, but the unity and togetherness within the current Becks squad was a huge factor in the club claiming a first league title in 94 years. There’ll no doubt be new faces wearing the red shirt during the 2022/23 season, but here we introduce a few of ‘The Boys of ‘22’…

before winning the Ryman South title with Cray Wanderers in 2018/19. First appeared as a dual-registration player but has made the LB role his own since joining in 2019. Loves to get forward.

NICK. BLUE

Former U18 England Schoolboy International who joined from AFC Croydon Athletic in 2019. Old fashioned CB. Not the tallest, not the quickest, but a clever player who loves the art of defending, hates conceding goals and relishes a big tackle.

NICK BLUE

Veteran GK who rejoined in 2021 having previously been with the club between 2009-13. Impressive shot stopper with excellent distribution. A Step 4 league champion in 2013/14 with VCD Athletic and then again in 2018/19 whilst with Cray Wanderers. HARVEY BRAND

HARVEY BRAND

Athletic RB in his second stint with the club after starting 2021/22 at Step 3 with Cray Wanderers. Came through the youth system at Welling United. Deceptively quick, he is a tenacious DF known for his work-rate, commitment and goal threat. ARCHIE JOHNSON

ARCHIE JOHNSON

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MUDIAGA WANOGHO

Calm and uncompromising central defender who joined from neighbours Fisher in 2019. Strong and quick, ‘Mudi’ is resolute in the tackle - winning most of the 50-50s he’s involved in. An immovable force of nature at the heart of the Becks backline.

DANNY WALDREN

Experienced former Bromley, Dulwich Hamlet, Welling United and Billericay Town fan favourite who arrived at Eden Park Avenue in the summer of 2021. The skipper came through the youth system at Millwall and and whilst the legs no longer allow him to be the box-to-box player of his heyday, he patrols centre midfield leading by example, dictating the tempo and offering a goal threat both on the ground and in the air. Can also operate in central defence.

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NICK CURRAN One of the surprise packages of 2021/22, having returned to the club. Ended the campaign with 44 appearances and 4 goals. Neat and tidy midfielder who breaks up opposition play and smartly links defence and attack. Leadership and experience. FREDDIE NYHIUS

CALLUM HENRY

Cheltenham born 6’3” CB who came through the youth system at Forest Green Rovers. Liverpool University graduate has been an increasingly assured performer in Becks’ defence since joining in 2020 after his job brought him south to London.

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Still in his teens, ‘Fred’ came through the youth ranks at SCEFL side Glebe - breaking into their first XI aged just 17. A pacy, attacking midfielder who can also operate on the wing. Scored on his Becks debut in October 2021 and finished an incredible breakout season with 33 appearances and 8 goals.

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Longest serving member of the squad who starred in the triple trophy winning side of 2014 - scoring in both the SCEFL Challenge Cup Final and Kent Senior Trophy Final. Likes to play in ‘the hole’ but often used out wide or as an impact sub these days.

eckenham Town Football Club’s home ground Eden Park Avenue is well known for having one of the very best grass pitches in the South East of England. The quality of the playing surface is something that the club are rightly proud of and regular maintenance from our incredibly skilled ground staff and a very effective drainage system means the pitch is always in demand - we often get chosen to host big matches for grassroots leagues, high profile womens football games, Schools County Cup Finals, etc. ■ The pitch is available for private hire. If you are interested in booking it out for a cup final, charity match or similar, then please get in touch with us to discuss pricing and availability via our email at info@beckenhamtownfc.com

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GRASSROOTS FOOTBALL IN THE COMMUNITY BECKENHAM TOWN JUNIOR FOOTBALL CLUB eckenham Town Junior Football Club was established in 1991 and has grown to 27 teams, spanning twelve age groups between the ages of 7 and 18. Each year the club scales up adding a new group at the Under-7 level, with other age groups progressing through until the eldest age group of Under-18. The current youth complement is in excess of 350 boys and girls with a staff of 30, adding around 25-30 new children and another three staff members each year. Running a club of this scale requires a large amount of material resources, in terms of equipment from footballs and training cones to playing kits and of course, also the costly booking of pitches for both training and matches. The club has grown considerably over the past four years and has a strategic vision and a desire to grow in quality as it evolves further. This is being achieved with the continued support of our staff and the generous contributions made by companies and individuals who want to give something back to the local community and help build a legacy for the sport in the Beckenham and West Wickham area.

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he club has FA Charter Standard status, is affiliated with the London FA, and fields teams in the Tandridge, Surrey and Kent Youth Leagues. In the past three years we have seen incredible progress with our girls football, having now expanded to fielding six very successful girls teams. Much like the Senior setup, Beckenham Town Junior FC is mainly staffed by dedicated volunteers. Our longstanding coaches have been trained and accredited by the FA, enabling us to provide professional and well managed organisation for the development of youth football in our local community. Many ex-players have gone on to coach and manage our younger teams, several also officiating at Sunday matches as referees. At Beckenham Town Junior FC our focus is creating a fun environment for our youngsters to develop both as individuals and as young sports men and women. Given the size of the club, there is scope to include players of many different abilities and ambitions. The link with Beckenham Town FC starts early with the younger teams having been able to play Sunday matches on Eden Park Avenue’s training pitch. We are constantly looking to improve on all fronts, and will welcome volunteers who wish to be involved in the ongoing success of the Junior setup.

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2022 23 PRICES 2022/23 will see Becks playing at the eighth tier of the English football pyramid (Step 4) for the first time in the club’s history. Full priced admission will be £10 and concession prices (12-18 or 60+) will be £5…

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COMMERCIAL OPPORTUNITIES STADIUM SPONSOR Whatever your field or industry, your company can be at the forefront of one of the fastest growing non-league football clubs in South East London and Kent. Get local, regional and even national TV and press coverage for your company as well as exposure to all Beckenham Town fans and major companies with prime advertising as our main STADIUM SPONSOR. Not only will you enjoy the benefits of branding and naming rights but you will also enjoy complimentary match day hospitality for you and your company.

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COMMERCIAL OPPORTUNITIES KIT SPONSORSHIP STAND SPONSOR

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hat better way to truly advertise your company than by sponsoring one of the stands here at Eden Park Avenue? With the development of our stadium and facilities, there are now opportunities to have your company name or logo printed onto assets that can then be displayed in any of the stands - the Howard Smith Stand, the Geoff Ward Stand or the St John’s Terrace – giving your company constant exposure. Eden Park Avenue has been our home since 1980 and hosts all Beckenham Town home matches as well as other matches such as Cup Finals, Women’s games and charity matches further increasing the exposure for your Stand Sponsorship investment.

One of the highest profile sponsorships available with the club and a major platform for a company to gain matchday exposure is Kit Sponsorship. See your company logo on the front of every single Beckenham Town Football Club HOME and AWAY shirt for the entire duration of the season.

In addition to sponsorship both the Home and Away Kits for the entire campaign there are also the opportunities to sponsor the tracksuits worn by the playing and coaching squad to all home and away games as well as dedicated Training Kit that all players warm up and train in which is also visible on all matchdays. The sponsors name will appear on all the tracksuits or training kits worn by the players, physio and management staff.

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INDIVIDUAL MASCOTS Matchday mascot’s are FREE but each child needs to be accompanied by at least ONE PAYING ADULT. FULL TEAM MASCOTS Beckenham Town FC are proud to support local youth football. If your team play in a local Youth League then they are welcome to lead The Becks out FREE of charge. All they need to do is wear their own team’s kit. TWO ADULTS will be admitted FREE with up to 10 further accompanying adults able to attend for just £5 entry per person. Note: For both pre-booking is required.

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COMMERCIAL OPPORTUNITIES PITCH PERIMETER ADVERTISING itch side perimeter advertising is a highly effective way to promote your company’s brand on match days and a chance to reach an audience at Town’s Eden Park Avenue stadium for every minute of the 2022/23 season. Perimeter signs also achieve extensive media coverage putting your brand directly in front of hundreds of Becks’ fans - the average attendance at Eden Park Avenue during the 2021-22 campaign was between 250-300 per game - as well as audiences further afield. Your pitch side advertising is not only seen at Beckenham Town first team games, but also at other games played our venue such as Cup Finals, Charity Games, etc.

We have Pitch Side Advertising pricing options starting from just £400. All prices include both the cost of producing the board and getting it delivered to and installed at Eden Park Avenue. Renewals are priced at £175 per board, per season. For more details on the various sizes and positions available at the ground, please contact us via email at... info@beckenhamtownfc.com ■ 1 x Board .................................................. £400 ■ 2 x Boards ................................................. £725 ■ 3 x Boards ................................................. £900 Renewal per season..................... £175 per board

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COMMERCIAL OPPORTUNITIES MATCH DAY PROGRAMME ADVERTISING ur highly regarded, full-colour Match Day Programme is the essential EPA read come game day. Available to buy at the turnstile at all competitive home league and cup matches, it is edited and designed in-house and produced by our local supplier. It sells between 80-150 copies each game and reaches many more people in the local community and beyond...

An advert in the Match Day Programme is an affordable and effective way for your business to raise its profile locally. We have advertising options available for the following: ■ Quarter Page ............................................... £95 ■ Half Page ....................................................£150 ■ Full Page .................................................... £250 Space often sells out quickly, so please get in touch at the earliest opportunity to guarantee your slot for this season by emailing the club at info@beckenhamtownfc.com

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COMMERCIAL OPPORTUNITIES PLAYER / STAFF SPONSORHIP ponsorship of player or backroom staff offers a fantastic opportunity for you, your company, sports club or children to show their support for a particular Becks player or member of staff for the entire season.

Sponsorship is available every year on a season-long basis for ALL First Team Players, Management, Coaching Staff and the Physio. A single sponsorship is just £99* per player for the entire season and includes: ■ Getting the Sponsor’s Name / Company Name / Logo alongside the player’s picture in the club’s Match Day Programme ■ Your name or company name / logo featured alongside your player on the player profiles page of the club website throughout the season To sponsor a player please email your choice to the club at info@beckenhamtownfc.com *Please Note: Player Sponsorships will be issued on a strictly ‘first come first served’ basis and requests to sponsor a player or member of the backroom staff for the duration of the 2022-23 season will only be accepted by email.

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■ FREE ENTRY for TWO ADULTS to the game /games that are being sponsored ■ Match Ball Sponsor’s name / company name announced over the PA system for that game ■ Match Ball Sponsor acknowledgement in the Match Day Programme for that game ■ Both guests will receive FREE MATCH DAY PROGRAMMES for that game

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atch Ball sponsorship offers a combination of hospitality, and name awareness. It offers a unique opportunity for guests to sponsor the matchball at Eden Park Avenue in order to support the club whilst allowing the sponsor and an additional guest to enjoy the game VIP style and promote their business...

MATCH BALL SPONSORSHIP OPTIONS ■ x 1 Game �� £50 ■ x 3 Games ��£125 ■ x 5 Games �� £200 To contact us about becoming a Match Ball Sponsor during the 2022/23 season please email the club at info@beckenhamtownfc�com

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ISTHMIAN LEAGUE DIVISION ONE SOUTH EAST 2022/23 BECKENHAM TOWN FC FIXTURES AUGUST 2022

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06 Sat Horsham YMCA ��A FA CUP EXTRA PRELIMINARY ROUND 13 Sat Lancing��A 16 TUE CORINTHIAN �� H 20 SAT K SPORTS or WHITEHAWK �� H FA CUP PRELIMINARY ROUND 27 SAT SHEPPEY UNITED �� H 29 Mon VCD Athletic��A SEPTEMBER 2022

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01 SAT CHICHESTER CITY �� H or FA CUP 3rd ROUND QUALIFYING 08 Sat Ashford United ��A or FA TROPHY 3rd ROUND QUALIFYING

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estled in the heart of BR3 near Eden Park train station (Southeastern) our ground is a lush green oasis on the outskirts of Greater London. A short distance from both Beckenham town centre and Elmers End Green, it is well serviced by both rail and bus links that connect it to suburbs across South East London. This means that supporters from Sydenham, Forest Hill, Crystal Palace, Anerley, Orpington, Penge, West Wickham, Shirley, Croydon, Bromley, Shortlands, etc can all easily reach the venue and come to enjoy LIVE football. Exit the train station near Eden Park Garden Centre, turn right once on Upper Elmers End Road and then head towards the Sainsbury’s at the end of the shops, turn right there onto Eden Park Avenue and the entrance to the ground is on the left-hand side just past the railway bridge.

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ARRIVING BY TRAIN Our ground is less than five minutes walk from the nearest train station – Eden Park (Southeastern). Located on Upper Elmers End Road, Eden Park, BR3 3DE, trains stop here en route between Central London and Hayes. Other stops include West Wickham, Elmers End, Clock House, New Beckenham, Lower Sydenham and Lewisham.

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ARRIVING BY BUS Three bus routes stop along Upper Elmers End Road - the 194 runs between West Croydon and Bell Green, the 356 between Sydenham Hill / Kirkdale and Wickham Road and the 358 that runs between Crystal Palace and Orpington Station. They ALL drop passengers off less than a five minute walk to the ground entrance at EPA.

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