PRESCOT CABLES FOOTBALL CLUB
A Community Interest Football Club founded 1884
Attendees were informed that the Club has been converted to a CIC, which is a type of Company run for the Community as a Not For Profit organisation. The Club would be run on that basis for the sole reason of providing an opportunity for the peole of Prescot Town and neighbouring areas to be able to watch football at the highest practicable level.

Ultimately a special type of non-transfereable share will be offered to Supporters for a nominal fee which will be available by way of application. This will result in the Club being owned by the Community itself. In many ways this move highlights the incredible amount of work that has been carried out by a small number of individuals over the last few years for no profit or personal reward other than to see the Club survive and go from strength to strength.

The Board were unanimous in their bitter disappointment in the Teams performance. However it was highlighted that much of the Teams failings were as a result of limited finances that the Club has had at its disposal. Whilst a number of initiatives had raised revenue, the continual absence of numbers through the turnstiles meant that in many instances
Legal Advisor - Peter Neale explained the concept of CICs.
Cables have significantly less money to play with when looking for players in comparison to rivals in the Unibond Premier League. It continues to baffle both the Board and the Supporters as to why local people fail to recognise and support the jewel they have on their doorstep. However, there was no evidence at the AGM that either the Board or the hardcore of Supporters in attendance were diminished in their determination for the Club to
continue in its progress and to succeed on the pitch.

The Junior and Youth Teams associated with Prescot Cables are a credit to the Town and like Cables deserve the support of the local community.

The Youth Team are to play Marine FC on 2nd April in the Liverpool FA Youth Final.

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