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STAFFORDSHIRE FA ANNOUNCE PARTNERSHIP WITH RIGBY TAYLOR


Pictured from left to right: Phil Dewhurst, Rigby Taylor Regional Sales Director, Gareth Thomas, Staffordshire FA Partnerships & Communication and Glen Howard, Rigby Taylor's Area Technical Manager


Staffordshire FA are delighted to announce a


formal partnership with Rigby Taylor, as the two organisations continue to work closely together to support grassroots football clubs across the county with the improvement of their natural turf pitches.


The Association has enjoyed a healthy working relationship with Rigby Taylor for several years now, and the evolution of a formal partnership between the two organisations is an important development in the Staffordshire FA grass pitch improvement strategy.


For over 100 years Rigby Taylor has developed an innovative and industry-leading range of products, supporting clubs from the Premier League to grassroots, Rigby Taylor have a wide range of products and programmes available to suit all surfaces and budgets.


Staffordshire FA has been actively striving to improve grassroots football pitches across the county since 2012, via various programmes and initiatives. Throughout that period, Rigby Taylor have supported many grassroots football clubs across Staffordshire with some of their core products, such as grass seed, fertilizer, chemicals, and line marking products and paints.


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