NSG UK sponsors young football team

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Scaffolding firm NSG UK is sponsoring one of Wales’s best young football teams.

Ysceifiog Wolves JFC was formed in 2007 but in such a short space of time the team has won several trophies and represented Wales in the final of the Tesco Cup.

Ysceifiog Wolves JFC manager Andy Dowsett, said: “We are beyond delighted to be taking the team forward in partnership with NSG UK – their generosity and support will enable our young men to both appear and feel like the young budding professionals they are.

“We are in the process of preparing for the new season and the sponsorship could not be better timed.

“We can’t thank Mike and his team nearly enough.”

NSG UK are sponsoring the under-14s team for the 2011/12 season. Managing director Mike Carr said: “Our community work is very important to NSG and we are firmly committed to a strong social responsibility programme.”

“The Wolves are a great young team and we are very happy to be able to help them get a professional kit and training gear, which we hope can lead them to further success.”

Written By Daniel Norton
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