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Bluefin Insurance Services Bluefin and football
Bluefin Insurance Services Limited, incorporating SBJ Sports, is a national provider of insurance services and financial advice to businesses, charities, membership organisations and private individuals.
Following our acquisition of SBJ Sports, we continue to deliver highly bespoke, service driven, insurance and risk management solutions to the world of sport.
Our approach has helped to make us one of the leading UK providers of risk management and insurance broking services to sports industry bodies and businesses. Sporting entities, from grassroots level to the largest professional organisations and governing bodies, turn to us for independent advice, as do many high profile individuals.
We are one of the foremost providers of insurance and risk management advice to the world of football. Our clients range from Premier League and Football League clubs, to the Ryman league and about a third of all County Football Associations and their member clubs. We are represented at all levels of football in England, Scotland and Wales. No other broker can boast of this level of involvement or expertise.
This brings huge buying power which enables us to negotiate and maintain extremely competitive deals for all of or clients.
We provide insurance protection with wide policy wordings all tailored specifically to the needs of football.
• Stadium protection which includes cover for floodlighting and pitches
• Employers, public and product liability.
• Personal accident cover for players at all levels from Premier League stars to amateur grassroots footballers.
Carbrini
Carbrini is owned by high street leisure wear and fashion retailer, JD Sport. The Carbrini Sportswear football shirts use advanced garment technology, which makes the shirts more breathable and able
8 to wick moisture away from the skin.
Carbrini Sportswear are the football kit suppliers and shirt sponsors for several pro teams this Season. Following their victory in the Championship Play Off Final in May 2010, the 2010/11 season saw Blackpool FC become the first side to wear Carbrini supplied kit in the Premier League.
Carbrini also supply kit to League One sides Oldham Athletic, Rochdale, AFC Bournemouth, Tranmere Rovers and Exeter City, in addition to Aldershot Town in League Two and Conference National side Luton Town.
The Carbrini offering includes a range of latest fashion, training and casual wear and can be bought direct on-line or via the JD Sports retail chain.
Clap-banner
The Clap-banner is a noisemaker and hand-held banner all in one. It is produced in England using re-cycled material and is fully copywrite and IP protected. Clap-banners can be printed on both sides in full colour with text, logos and other graphics within seven days making it an ideal item for last minute orders especially with semi and quarter final qualifiers.
Our clients include Arsenal, Stoke City, Blackburn Rovers, Wigan Athletic, Fulham, Birmingham City, and we recently supplied them to Everton for the FA Cup Final at Wembley, the Woman’s FA Cup Final and to Preston North End, Burnley and Reading for the football playoffs. We are also an official supplier to the F.A. where we supply the Clap-banners for all England home games at Wembley Stadium, where they are held up by the spectators to create a huge St George’s Flag whilst the national anthem is being played and are then used by fans as a noisemaker throughout the game. The Clap-banners can be seen in action at the Masters Football Tournament on Sky Sports 3 every Saturday night.
The Clap-banner has proven itself to be an ideal promotional tool for club sponsors such as Nationwide, E-ON, IRN-BRU, MacDonald’s and Blue Square etc who have all used them to create brand awareness and exposure at games especially those that are televised. They also create a unique visual and sound experience
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