Corporate Sponsorships - allpay Limited

allpay prides itself on making a difference and believes that sport has a wonderful way of doing the same - surpassing issues of wealth and class to reach out to everyone. And as a fast growing, successful and innovative company, allpay is proud to partner sporting brands with a similar profile.

Gloucester Rugby

allpay started its three year sponsorship deal with the popular Guinness Premiership rugby team in 2008.

This season the partnership with Gloucester Rugby continues to strengthen – the sponsorship has extended to include the new allpay logo on the right hand side sleeve of the team’s jersey as well as under the number patch. There are also a number of allpay display boards positioned in the team’s home ground, Kingsholm. Evidence of the allpay name at Gloucester, can be found in the gallery below.

2009-10 sees the start of an exciting new era at Gloucester, as a new look first team squad is led into action by a new Head Coach in Bryan Redpath - who is keen to usher in an exciting new chapter in the proud history of Gloucester Rugby.

The ambition shown by Bryan and his squad on the pitch is matched by the off the field operation, and everyone at the club was delighted to see the Rugby Football Union win their bid to stage the Rugby World Cup in 2015, with Kingsholm one of only two dedicated club rugby stadiums to form part of the bid.

Gloucester Rugby is adding a new chapter to its already successful portfolio, and allpay is proud to be on board as the team looks forward to an even more victorious future.

Worcestershire County Cricket Club

Summer 2009 saw allpay sponsor Worcestershire County Cricket Club. The move not only helped to promote the brand to a wider audience, it allowed staff to enjoy a good game of cricket in the British sunshine.

Worcestershire County Cricket Club is one of the 18 major county clubs which make up the English domestic cricket structure.

The magnificent views across the ground to the imposing Worcester Cathedral make the team’s home ground - New Road, the most idyllic setting for first class cricket.

Worcestershire’s catalogue of wins speaks for itself – winners of the County Championship on five occasions (1964, 1965, 1974, 1988 & 1989), the Sunday League on three occasions (1971, 1987 & 1988), the Refuge Assurance Cup in 1991 and the NatWest Pro40 League in 2007.