10thsept04

Buy shares in Folkestone Invicta

FOLKESTONE INVICTA Football Club is a family club with a very close working relationship between the fans and the board of directors, writes Stephen McCartney.

The Cheriton Road outfit have recovered from the relegation they suffered from the Southern League Premier Division in 2003 and are now playing their first ever season in the Premier Division of the Ryman (Isthmian) League.

However, finances are always very tight at this level of the game, and if the club are to maintain the current team at Cheriton Road the club require additional finances.

The financial situation at Folkestone Invicta is a lot stronger than many of their local rivals but to keep the club moving forward the club do need additional investment.

To enable people to buy shares in a way that makes it easy on your own finances, you can now pay as little as just £5 per month and after ten months you will own one share in the club.

If 100 people sign up to this scheme, the club would raise £6,000 a year.

Anyone wishing to join the scheme should contact John Harrison at the club, mentioning you read this article on www.kentishfootball.co.uk