Shire Hospitality "Premier League"


By bobmcp
April 30 2016

Oscar Chamberlain is a Club Journalist working for Sunderland AFC across a number of digital platforms. Oscar has previous experience with Barnet FC as head of media, marketing and communications and West Ham United as media assistant. Prior to that he was a freelance journalist with Sky Sports, Manchester City, the Football League and a number of regional newspapers.

In short, he’s knows more than just a bit about football clubs so when he took the trouble to contact East Stirlingshire director Charles McLaughlin after experiencing Shire’s matchday hospitality his valued feedback was greatly appreciated.

"In April 2016 I attended East Stirlingshire's match-up with Elgin City taking full advantage of the club's excellent hospitality package. It didn't disappoint. From the moment I walked through the door I was made to feel incredibly welcome and the day will never be forgotten. The company, from the regulars to the chairman, was first-class and although the game ended in defeat the day was absolutely fantastic. The football was Second Division, but the hospitality and experience was Premier League."

Cheers,
Oscar”

The club are grateful to Oscar for his kind words. Some hospitality places are still available for the pyramid play-off second leg match v Edinburgh City on Saturday 14 May. For further information about East Stirlingshire’s matchday hospitality please visit https://eaststirlingshirefc.co.uk/commercep.php

 

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