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ACE deal for Turriff United


By David Porter

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Highland League club, Turriff United, has secured a new three-year main sponsorship deal with local company ACE Winches.

ACE Winches CEO, George Fisher with Turriff United Manager Kris
ACE Winches CEO, George Fisher with Turriff United Manager Kris

The organisations have penned an agreement that will run from this month until the end of season 2022/23 and will see the ACE Winches logo displayed on the team’s home and away kits.

Kris Hunter, team manager at Turriff United, said: “Although we have faced difficult times recently this sponsorship is a massive boost for the club as we begin the new campaign.

"The three-year deal gives us stability through these unprecedented times and gives us a platform to progress as a club.

“We are delighted that ACE Winches is supporting us and I would like to thank ACE Winches CEO, George Fisher, and Balmoral chairman, Jim Milne, for their belief in the club."

Commenting on the sponsorship, George Fisher said: “Kris and the team have endured a pretty tough time of late and we are pleased, with the support of Balmoral Group, to be in a position to help them out.

“The club means so much to the area and is rooted in the history of Turriff, much like ACE Winches.

"We look forward to a mutually rewarding relationship and being able to get along to The Haughs as soon as the regulations allow.”

A keen football fan, Balmoral Group chairman and managing director, Jim Milne, also commented: “A local football club means so much to the community, it is basically ‘their club’.

"When Kris approached us with the opportunity of becoming the main sponsor it was an easy decision to make.

“Balmoral is very active in the communities in which it operates and we wish Kris and the club well for the new season and beyond.”


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