BFL management-our sponsors

[michael]

In the abscence of football-what better is there to do than a bit of sad trolling re: BFL management.

 

With their involvement in richborough power station-i imagine their profile locally will increase over the coming months which must be a positive all round;so i'd thought i'd find out a bit more about them.

 

Not the easiest thing to do,but i guess its one of GL's companies.

 

I did not understand their involvement in green projects such as the power station but understand (a little) more now.

 

I note that unusually-on the official site-there is no direct link to a BFL website -and thus-whilst we are pleased to have BFL as sponsors-they are a bit low profile

Logo on official site re-directs to the lottery-smart move)

 

Nothing sinister in that- very grateful for what they have and are doing for MFC and for sticking in there-its just interesting to know a bit more about them-particularly as they are now seriously involved at richborough (that must be a good thing as surely TDC will want them to develop this site -and thus will get used to 'dealing with them'.

 

I also always wondered why their logo was luminous green on the players shirts (clashes terribly against the blue background ).

As they are promoting green energy-i guess in understand why now.

 

Anyway-thats a bit of a close season ramble- but i guess the point is-could we know a bit more about BFL management as seems they are quite a big player

Edited May 8, 2011 by michael

[Wellsie]

Logo on official site re-directs to the lottery-smart move)

 

Purely an error! Originally, the ClubDraw logo was in the same spot on the website.

 

I'm not sure that the power station site is within the TDC boundary. The Pfizer social club (right oppostie) is in DDC territory so I think the power station is in White Cliffs country.

[michael]

Seems to come under both-various articles refer to 'discussions' with KCC,TDC and dover DC.

 

One assumes that the likes of simon moores and the local nimby brigade understand and appreciate what BFL are endeavouring to do locally and clean up the richborough eyesore and promote more local jobs.

 

However-as its about 6 miles away-i guess the locals don't care about what happens just down the road-and are only concerned re:issues right on their doorstep

Edited May 8, 2011 by michael

[Coffin Ender]

They can't even be bothered to go to their nearest polling station. The Tory candidates got 20 per cent of the vote each in Garlinge compared with 30 per cent each in 2007. Turnout rose by a stunning two per cent.

[marksandwell]

Could Pfizer Social ground be a good training ground for Margate.....

[Broadstairs Dave]

Could Pfizer Social ground be a good training ground for Margate.....

 

Delete the word training. Plus hotel alongside busy road. Should concentrate the mind at TDC if its DCC territory.

[Coffin Ender]

Though we couldn't really still call ourselves Margate, surely?