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when used by the fans to get behind their teams becoming the 12th man in the team.
‘Make Some Noise – Get Behind Your Team to Win!’
Clayton Park Bakery Clayton Park Bakery are manufacturers of quality savoury Products (including Pies, Slices & Sausage Rolls), morning goods and confectionery. From the Managing Director down, all Clayton Park Bakery staff show our passion in ensuring our customers are happy by delivering the perfect baked products fast, fresh and efficiently!
Our bespoke service will also allow us to work with clients to develop individual products or programmes that suit your company's needs. Clayton Park Pies are available at Accrington Stanley, Blackburn Rovers, Everton, Liverpool, Oldham Athletic, Rochdale, Lancashire County Cricket Club, Spar and Booths.
The words 24/7 are easily banded around these days, however within our BRC accredited bakery our dedicated team of bakers and craftsmen continuously work around the clock maintaining the highest standards, to ensure that our products maintain the quality that have seen us receive numerous accreditations and awards including a silver in the British Pie Awards!
Errea Sport SpA
Errea Sport is a family owned technical sportswear and accessories producer based in Northern Italy.
Founded in 1988, the company operates from a fully integrated 15,000 sq m facility in Parma which incorporates all design, product development, production, sales and marketing, customer service and distribution functions. Now recognised as a leading brand both at home and abroad, Errea is determined to maintain and build on the customer orientated values for which it is renowned.
As the largest sportswear brand still manufacturing in Europe, the main 10,000 sq m production unit in Romania now employs 400 people. This “in-house” manufacturing ensures
that quality control is of the highest standard. Importantly, bespoke designs can be produced quickly and with relatively low minimum quantities in comparison to key competitors.
Accessories such as bags and balls are sourced in the Far East in partnership with manufacturers in China and Pakistan where the use of child labour is strictly prohibited.
In 2008 Errea were awarded Oeko-Tex 100 certification and was proud to became the first sportswear brand to achieve this international standard.
FITKIT Pro
Suspension Training with the FITKIT Pro® links together components such as Balance, Flexibility and Whole Body Stability in a time, space and cost efficient way.
Most coaches agree there are limitations to weight lifting due to a lack of functional and sport specificity exercises. Although weight lifting produces power in the vertical plane and is multi joint it involves little or no multi-directional movement such as ROTATIONAL, DIAGONAL and MULTI- PLANAR (sagittal, frontal, transverse/rotational) movement.
The FITKIT Pro® achieves all these movements and more importantly enables the introduction of Fundamental movement for all ages and abilities from general fitness for everyday life to extreme/sport specific activities such as a high jumper (which is single leg explosive jump, with rotational and diagonal movements) and getting in or out of a car (which is a single leg squat with rotation).
“The FITKITpro is an extremely well made, functional training tool which has huge potential relevance to the Strength and Conditioning needs of the footballer at all levels. It is the ‘football specific’ qualities of FITKIT which make it a must have product for players and coaches alike.”
Tony Strudwick- Head of Sports Science at Manchester United F.C.
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