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WELLING UNITED NEWS

Welling United will celebrate their 50th anniversary with a new badge and kit. The badge has 1963 on 1 side, and 2013 on the other. It also has "Celebrating 50 Years" under the badge. 

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The home kit, however is still red, but the other strip is green and yellow. On the left, is Loui Fazakerley is modelling the new kit out. We have also changed shirt manufactures for the 2013/14 season from Macron to Errea.



Photos courtesy of Ben Hopkinson 

 































The new kit and the celebratory badge outside the club shop. ©Ben Hopkinson

Welling United have announced that Pure Bar Bexleyheath have agreed to extend their deal as the club’s main official shirt sponsor.

The deal was revealed at Park View Road before the club’s Blue Square Bet South win over Chelmsford City.

Wings commercial manager Paul White said: “Pure Bar in Bexleyheath have been excellent sponsors for the club this season and we’re delighted that they want to remain involved with Welling United.

“They have enjoyed coming to the matches and have certainly been impressed with the brand of football shown by Jamie Day’s side.”

Dean Lee, from Pure Bar Bexleyheath, added: "We're delighted to extend our deal with Welling United. We've had a great first season together and are looking forward to building on our excellent relationship."

Pure Bar will be on the front of Welling’s home and away shirts during the club’s 50th anniversary season.

The club also confirmed that they will be changing kit manufacturer for the 2013/14 season. After tying up with Jerry Carter from Andreas Carter sports, Errea will be producing the club’s traditional red shirt while the club’s change strip will be yellow and green, reflecting the colours worn by the Wings during their first season back in 1963/64.

The new kit was modelled for the first time by Welling's Loui Fazakerley.

Visit Pure Bar’s website at www.purebars.eu/

Pictured from left are Jerry Carter from Andreas Carter sports, Welling United player Loui Fazakerley, Welling United Commericial manager Paul White and, right, Dean Lee from Pure Bar Bexleyheath.
Picture by Dave Budden