Cup Winner
The Winner of the Stafford Rangers Reusable Cup Competition Sponsored by FG Man Announced
FG Man proud sponsor of the Stafford Rangers’ Reusable Cup initiative for the 2024–2025 season, has picked the winner of their competition.
Michelle Bakewell of Walton in Stafford has been awarded a £50 FG Man voucher for her creative participation, which saw her reusable Rangers cup travel all the way to Western Australia, a destination far beyond expectations!
The competition, designed to encourage fans to take their reusable cups on their travels, has sparked enthusiasm and creativity among the Rangers supporters far and wide. Fans have tagged photos of their cups in remarkable destinations, showcasing their love for the Rangers and their inventiveness.
The ‘Little Nippers’ swim school in Yanchep Lagoon, Western Australia took first prize – the impressive ‘The Matterhorn’ coming in a very close second place.
Ben Dellicompagni of FG Man, shared his excitement:
When we first agreed to sponsor the Rangers’ reusable cups, we thought the idea of challenging fans to take them along on their travels was a great bit of fun—but we had no idea quite how far they’d go! It’s been genuinely thrilling watching the tags pop up and seeing the Rangers—and FG Man brand—travel the world over the last few months. Congratulations to our winner, Mrs. Bakewell! We were hoping to see the cups in some far-flung destinations but we never expected them to reach Austrailia!. We’re proud to support our local football club, and it’s been fantastic being part of the 24/25 season and we’re excited for the season ahead!
The £50 voucher will be available for Mrs. Bakewell to collect from the Clubs’ office.
Stafford Rangers will soon be releasing the designs for their new 2025/2026 Reusable Cup, which will celebrate the club’s 150th anniversary. Interested in getting involved? Sponsorship of these collectable commemorative cups are now available. If anyone is interested please contact Roy Sales, or complete our online sponsorship enquiry form.
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