Luc Primaube Football Club Celebrates Partnership with Festive Jersey Presentation
Following a thrilling R2 championship match against Montauban at La Primaube’s municipal stadium last Saturday, Luc Primaube Football Club (LPFC) hosted a celebratory evening for its valued partners. the event, held at the clubhouse, marked the unveiling of new jerseys for the senior team, generously sponsored by a group of local businesses.
The evening was a resounding success, fostering a spirit of camaraderie and appreciation. Attendees included prominent figures from the local community, such as Mayor Jean-Philippe Sadoul, deputies Alain Bessière and Alain Cisternino, and representatives from the Football League of Occitanie and the District Aveyron Football.
LPFC co-presidents Myriam Alauzet and Thierry Olier, along with the entire steering committee, expressed their sincere gratitude to the partners: L’insolent, Abyss Coquillages & Sushis, Presto pizza, ergysport, VGM Cuisines, and Professional Cold. Their generous contributions not only provide essential resources for the club but also demonstrate a strong commitment to supporting local sports and community growth.
The evening featured lively discussions and a tasty buffet dinner, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere. this accomplished event highlights LPFC’s dedication to building strong relationships with its partners and fostering a sense of unity within the community.
As LPFC continues to grow and thrive, the club remains committed to its core values of teamwork, sportsmanship, and community engagement. The support of its partners is instrumental in achieving these goals, and the club looks forward to continued success both on and off the field.
A Winning partnership: An Interview with Former Professional Footballer, Antoine Dubois
Welcome back, sports fans! Today, we have the pleasure of sitting down with retired professional footballer and local legend, Antoine Dubois, too discuss the recent festivities at Luc Primaube Football Club. Antoine, who boasts a long and decorated career, including a stint with the prestigious Montpellier HSC, is no stranger to the importance of community support in the world of football.
Let’s dive right in. Antoine,after that nail-biting R2 championship match against Montauban,LPFC hosted a celebratory event for its partners,unveiling new jerseys sponsored by local businesses. What are your thoughts on this gesture?
Antoine: It’s fantastic! This kind of event is incredibly vital. Not only does it celebrate the achievements of the team, but it also shines a light on the vital role that local businesses play in supporting grassroots football.
You no,when I was starting out,community support was everything.
It felt like the whole town was behind us, cheering us on. And that feeling, that sense of shared purpose, is what drives players to push harder, to train tougher, and to ultimately, achieve success.
Moderator: Absolutely. And it seems like LPFC is doing a great job of cultivating those relationships with the local community. In the article, they mention prominent figures like Mayor Jean-Philippe Sadoul and local deputies attending the event. Does this kind of involvement from influential figures leave a lasting impact?
Antoine: Definitely. Having those figures present sends out a strong message – that football is not just about the game itself, it’s about community cohesion.It shows young players that their passion can lead to recognition and support from those in positions of power. It’s inspiring.
Moderator: The article also highlighted the contributions of individual businesses like L’insolent, Abyss Coquillages & Sushis, and Presto pizza, among others. For a local club, those sponsorships can be a lifeline.
Antoine: precisely. Football, especially at the grassroots level, can be expensive. New kits,training equipment,travel expenses – it all adds up. Having local businesses step up and provide financial support allows clubs to focus on player growth and community engagement, rather than constantly worrying about the bottom line.
Moderator: It’s clear that this event was more than just a celebration; it was a testament to the collaborative spirit within the LPFC family. What woudl be your advice to othre clubs looking to build similar partnerships their communities?
Antoine: Authenticity and transparency are key. Businesses want to know their contributions are going directly towards supporting the club’s mission. Don’t just ask for money; show them your plan, your passion, and your commitment to making a difference in the community. remember, it’s not just about football; it’s about building legacies.
Moderator: Well said, Antoine. Thank you for sharing your insights, and congratulations once again to LPFC on their resounding success both on and off the field!
We want to hear your thoughts, readers! What do you think makes a successful partnership between a local sports club and its community? Share your views in the comments below.
Let’s keep the conversation going!
