Stadium deal with fringe benefits!

4 Nov 2015 By David Watters

Newcastle Town's players are looking forward to a spot of pampering at a luxury health centre after their EVO-STIK Northern Premier League club unveiled a new stadium sponsor.

Ivan Lodge's squad will soon be enjoying access to the facilities at the nearby M Club after their Lyme Valley ground was renamed the The M Club Stadium at the weekend.

Castle director Gavin Appleby, M Club assistant manager Debbie Adams, club chairman Jeff Harrall, M Club general manager Tim Kiely and the club's director of football Robin Van Der Laan are pictured at the official renaming ceremony before Saturday's 2-2 draw with Kidsgrove Athletic in the FA Trophy.

Founded in October 2011 in Hanley by local entrepreneur Mo Chaudry before expanding with the opening M Club 2 in Newcastle in February 2013, the club boasts state-of-the-art gym equipment, a luxury spa, creche and nursery facilities.

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Newcastle Town's director of football Robin Van Der Laan was delighted with the fresh financial boost their latest sponsorship deal has given them.

Van Der Laan said: "Our aim is to become the number one Non-League club in Staffordshire so having M Club, Joules and Radnor Building on board means we can invest in our youth section and hopefully challenge for promotion and trophies again this season."

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