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Spartans are pleased to thanks all the match sponsors of the Halesowen game where Blyth secured promotion as League Champions. The main match sponsors were employees and guests of Fergusons Transport The Match Ball sponsors were the Coventry Spartans and Port of Blyth. The Man of the Match sponsor was Solicitors David Auld. David is shown with members of staff and his family.
Spartans had a full house of sponsors for the Easter Monday match against Whitby Town. Forward Luke Armstrong did the honours presenting Certificates of Appreciation. Long term supporters Ron Straughan and Mr Miller and Mr Hedley were the Man of the Match and Ball sponsors respectively. The joint main match sponsor were the Wumlingen Spartans and Blyth Betia Penya. The Wumlingen Spartans were guests of the Hertwick family from the…
The Man of The Match sponsor for the Rushall game was Peter Ridley. Peter was accompanied by two friends and their sons who were also mascots at the start of the game. The final guests in the Sponsors Suite were staff from George Smith Ltd. a bespoke furnishing business, based in Cramlington. The company has recovered the bench seats in the Social Club (free of charge) as…
There was a full house of sponsors for the Rushall Olympic game on Saturday. The main sponsor was local painting and decorating firm F Southern Ltd. The company also support the Club with ground board advertising. The second sponsors were the Spartans Supporters Club who also presented the Club with a cheque before the kick off.
Blyth Spartans’ long-standing media manager Phil Castiaux has decided to retire at the end of this season, due to increased work commitments. Phil has presided over the club’s press and media operations for more than 20 years and – during his time with the club – media operations have undergone major changes, with the introduction of video recording, live internet radio commentary and Facebook and Twitter feeds. Under his guidance,…
Following a floodlight bulb failure in the last match of last season, the task of changing the bulb fell to chairman Tony Platten. Assisted by vice-chairman Kevin Scott and wearing a safety harness and hard hat, Platten can be seen here at the top of the 60ft mast making the repair. After installing the new bulb, the whole installation was tested in readiness for the first evening game of the…
It is usually the case that footballers who perform well at non-league Clubs are snapped up by professional Clubs but at Blyth Spartans the same happens to its media team. Over recent years the media team’s output has been of the highest quality and this has been recognised. Blyth’s most recent loss, Matt Riggs, is now employed by West Ham and before that Club lost its video producer to Liverpool….
Arch Group, one of the sponsors of Blyth Spartans, has changed its focus from Blyth Workspace to Ascent Homes for the new season. Ascent homes has housing development sites across the North East. Winsor View in Newbiggin is one of the latest sites to go on sale and the attached photo shows Development Director Duncan Bowman, Site Sales Consultants Carol McDowell and Debora Catcheside and Spartans Manager Tom Wade outside…