Megan Alexander Joins Bristol City Women
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RSG Announced As Headline For Bristol City Women
Thursday, January 14th 2016
Current Bristol City and Bristol Flyers shirt sponsor RSG also back Bristol City Women FC ahead of new season.
Bristol Sport is pleased announce Resource Solutions Group (RSG) as the headline sponsor of newly named Bristol City Women FC.
This builds on the support that RSG has already shown in being shirt sponsor for Bristol City Football Club and Bristol Flyers. The deal underlines RSG’s commitment to the stable of clubs associated with Bristol Sport.
RSG chief executive, Mike Beesley said: “It sits with the portfolio we have already with Bristol Sport and so it’s a great addition.”
The success of the Lionesses in the World Cup last year has really put women’s football on the map and Mike Beesley agrees it’s a great time to get involved in the sport.
He commented: “Its great for the brand and the city and clearly they are the best in Bristol.”
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