Millbrook AFC update

[Hands like shovels]

Hi all I wanted to take this opportunity to update you all on our current situation at Millbrook AFC, as our crowdfunding page come to a close tonight we have raised the fantastic sum of £6610.

this figure is nothing short of a miracle and I would like to thank all of the footballing family across Cornwall you know who you are, supporters clubs and our local community for supporting us in our hour of need we can't thank you all enough as you truly have helped to save our club.

At this point through a lot of hard work and effort we will be able to clear the main creditor debt that has been pressuring us completely, this is unbelievable considering where we were 4 weeks ago, we have also received additional donations from local businesses this will help to clear additional creditors.

Moving forward we have an opportunity to manage a smaller group of creditors and continue the hard work to raise the additional funds required to stabilise the club further whilst working towards a new and positive future with strict management on a strong and stable financial footing with our new structure and committee already in place, whilst continuing to build competitive squads in the SW Peninsula and East Cornwall  leagues respectively and supporting our youth football project for years to come 

thanks again for your support it's been amazing 

Mark Pratten

Chairman

Millbrook AFC 

[TheolderIgetthebetterIwas]

Best of luck from me buddy......well done.

[The Windmill On The Shirt]

Well done for raising the funds to save Millbrook FC and a big well done to the people who donated the money to save Millbrook FC, a club full of history.

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22 minutes ago, The Windmill On The Shirt said:

Well done for raising the funds to save Millbrook FC and a big well done to the people who donated the money to save Millbrook FC, a club full of history.

Well done too to their bitter rivals at Mill Field who clubbed together. Old foes from down the road, traditional Boxiing Day rivals working together. Can't see Falmouth, Newquay or St Austell being that generous to Truro but when and if the time comes, we will see.