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Dave Aveyard, Operations Director Christeyns and Bradford City Football Club Commercial Manager Michael Shackleton at Valley Parade

Christeyns scores new laundry contract with Bradford City FC

Christeyns, the laundry chemicals specialist has entered a new laundry sponsorship deal set to run until the end of the 2019 season that will see Bradford City Football Club save thousands of pounds in laundry supplies.  Along with specific liquids to match a variety of wash programmes, Christeyns has also installed an automatic detergent dosing system which will reduce wastage and ensure the wash programmes function at their most efficient.

At its ground on Valley Parade, Bradford City Football Club is home to over 150 players, incorporating the reserves, the development squad, the Academy and of course the first team.  With several versions of the club strip, including home, away and training, there are over 210 sets of kit to wash in a week, not to mention towels and physiotherapy blankets.

Michael Shackleton, Commercial Manager at Bradford City said: “We would like to thank Dave Aveyard and Christeyns for their generosity and support. We have seen brilliant results from the new laundry facilities. Not only is the kit superbly clean but we are saving on energy and water usage too.”

Recently appointed kit man Alan Jackson and his team have their work cut out operating the laundry at least six days a week for seven hours a day.  Keeping the kit pitch perfect is not an easy job and top quality, tried and tested detergents are essential to keep things running smoothly.

Aveyard said: “We are delighted to be involved with Bradford City and hope that it will be a great season for all the squads.  We wanted to make sure all the players look their best and our new laundry system does just that.”

Founded in 1903 and pioneers of professional association football in the West Riding of Yorkshire, the Bantams stadium seats over 25,000 spectators and boasts an average of over 20,000 season ticket holders.

 

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