Tag Archives: Vanarama
Vanarama launches emergency support team
Vanarama, title sponsors of the National League and the FWA's Golf Day, has launched the Covid-19 Small Business Support Team to provide guidance to National League Clubs accessing UK Government funding during pandemic
Vanarama, the UK’s leading independent commercial and personal vehicle leasing company, has launched the intitative to provide information and guidance for clubs, sole traders, the self-employed and small limited companies on how to access the funding available from the UK Government during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Tags: Andy Alderson, Covid-19, National league, Vanarama, Vanarama national League
FWA Vanarama Golf Day winners
Kate Mason, one of the FWA's newest members, was the proud winner of the Joe Melling Trophy at our annual golf day, sponsored by Vanarama, at Stoke Park on October 7th.
Kate, who left BeIn Sports to join Sky Sports News earlier this year, is relatively new to golf and was the only female player in this year's event.
Tags: FWA Vanarama Golf Day, Gary Lemon, Kate Mason, Les Ferdinand, Mike Keegan, Stephen Hunt\, Vanarama
MANARAMA NATIONAL LEAGUE
VANARAMA NATIONAL LEAGUE TO CHANGE NAME TO ‘MANARAMA NATIONAL LEAGUE’
Vinnie Jones signs up to support life-saving partnership with Prostate Cancer UK which returns for a second season.
- For a second successive season, the top two tiers of non-league football have been given a rebrand by Vanarama in support of Prostate Cancer UK
Tags: FWA Vanarama Golf Day, MANarama, MANarama National League, Prostate Cancer UK, Vanarama, Vinnie Jones
Vanarama Column – Season wrap
Vanarama column (season’s wrap-up) - by Glenn MooreA gripping Vanarama National League season comes to a climax at the weekend with a quintet of play-off finals to earn promotion into and out of the league’s three divisions. Topping the bill is Saturday’s Wembley clash between two upwardly mobile north-west clubs, Fylde and Salford, with the winner joining champions Leyton Orient in the Football League.
Tags: Football Writers' Association, Vanarama, Vanarama national League
The Vanarama Column – Wrexham AFC
The Vanarama column - Wrexham, by Glenn Moore
Having four managers in a year is not usually associated with success, but Wrexham may prove an exception. The fan-owned club handed the reins to assistant manager Graham Barrow in December after Sam Ricketts, himself only appointed in May, moved to Shrewsbury Town. It seemed a sound choice as Barrow had enjoyed a successful spell as caretaker but it did not take long for the veteran to decide the altered dynamics associated with being No.1 were no longer to his liking.
Tags: Vanarama, Vanarama national League, Wrexham AFC
Motorama to take over as National League title sponsor
Motorama, sister company of FWA partner Vanarama, will take over the title sponsorship of the National League from the start of next season.This new agreement will build on the success of the Autorama Group’s previous work with the National League through Vanarama as National League title sponsors since 2013. The sponsorship, along with support for the FWA through our annual Golf Day and regular National League columns, propelled Vanarama into the homes of millions of people around the UK, driving huge engagement with the brand and the wider football community.
Tags: Motorama, National league, Sponsorship, Vanarama
Vanarama National League column – Managers
Who'd be a manager? by Glenn MooreThere was major news on the managerial merry-go-round on Tuesday as one of the leading clubs made a change. Wrexham, arguably the Vanarama National League’s biggest name (though Leyton Orient and Chesterfield might disagree) appointed Graham Barrow, former manager of Wigan, Chester and Bury.
Tags: National league, Vanarama, Vanarama national League
Vanarama Column – Dover Athletic
The Vanarama National League column - Hessenthaler's Return, by Glenn MooreFrom the outside it was not the most obvious move. Andy Hessenthaler was doing well at Eastleigh, stabilising a club which had been through a change of ownership and five managers in two years. The Vanarama National League play-offs beckoned. Then the league’s bottom club called.
Tags: Andy Hessenthaler, Dover Athletic, Vanarama
Vanarama Column – Chorley
Vanarama Column October 25 - Chorley, by Glenn Moore
From a trio of Dutchmen in Rinus Michels, Louis van Gaal and Guus Hiddink, to the Scots Andy Roxburgh and Craig Brown, to England’s Roy Hodgson and Howard Wilkinson, the list of teachers turned football coaches is long and illustrious. Indeed, the highly-regarded Cowley brothers, Danny and Nicky, of Lincoln City are football’s latest alumni of the education sector.
Tags: Chorley FC\, Vanarama, Vanarama national League
MANarama National League column – Leyton Orient
Leyton Orient, by Glenn Moore
On 25 May 2014 Leyton Orient were twice on the brink of reaching the second tier of English football for the first time in more than three decades. As they prepared to celebrate promotion at Wembley that day, the idea that they could be playing a league match at Braintree within four years – and coming home elated after a win - was beyond comprehension.
Tags: Justin Edinburgh, Leyton Orient, MANarama, Vanarama
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