Your name at Glan Taf.

Grounds like this one survive on boards, programme ads and the firm that sponsors the kit. We will not pretend it is clever marketing. Your customers will see you backed the club.

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Six ways to help

All for a season unless it says otherwise. No gambling or vape firms on the shirts.

Match ball

£25

One game. Your name over the speaker at half time, and a line in the programme.

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Player sponsor

£40

Next to his name in the programme all season, whatever he does on the pitch.

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Programme page

£150

A full page in every home programme for the season.

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Pitch-side board

£200

A board on the rail, painted for you, with two season tickets.

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Training kit

£500

The squad's training tops for two seasons, with your name on them.

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Home shirts

£1,200

Two seasons on the front of the first-team shirt. There is usually a queue.

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Where it goes

Floodlight bills, mostly.

League fees, referees, the groundsman's diesel, insurance, and an electricity bill for four floodlights that would make you weep. No player is paid and no committee member is paid. The accounts go to the AGM every June, and sponsors are welcome to come and ask awkward questions.

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Ring Menna. She will not sell you anything.

She will tell you what is free this season and how much it costs. That usually takes about four minutes.

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