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Forthepeople.co.uk To Sponsor Injury Time At Essex Cricket

21 June 2012
Forthepeople.co.uk To Sponsor Injury Time At Essex Cricket
Forthepeople.co.uk To Sponsor Injury Time At Essex Cricket
Lloyd Green is in good hands with Essex's Chris Clarke-Irons

Cricket stars who suffer an injury at Essex Cricket’s Ford County Ground WILL have a leg to stand on - thanks to a unique new sponsorship by a team of top legal eagles.

The deal between Essex Cricket and Lloyd Green Solicitors will see the personal injury and medical negligence specialist’s website www.forthepeople.co.uk become exclusive sponsor of the County Championship side’s physiotherapy team.

Under the terms of the innovative agreement Essex Cricket’s head physio Chris Clarke-Irons will carry Forthepeople.co.uk branding on the kit he uses to attend to players, such as captain James Foster, Ravi Bopara and Alastair Cook, during matches.

Forthepeople.co.uk – whose head office is based less than a mile from the Ford County Ground in Chelmsford – will also support Clarke-Irons’ behind-the-scenes blog and Twitter channel to help fans understand how players are treated and rehabilitated after suffering a sporting injury.

Lloyd Green, founder and managing partner of Lloyd Green Solicitors, said he hoped fans would be bowled over by the partnership with one of England’s top county cricket outfits.

He said: "It’s a fact of life that accidents happen, whether it is while playing cricket or in daily life, and we understand better than anyone that getting back to full fitness can be a big task.  By supporting Essex Cricket and Chris Clarke-Irons, we hope to demonstrate how important it is to look after people, and we are looking forward to Chris’ unique insight into the game featured on our website www.forthepeople.co.uk throughout the season."

Chris Clarke-Irons, Essex Cricket head physiotherapist, said: "I feel honoured to be the first sponsored physiotherapist at Essex County Cricket Club.  The association with Lloyd and the team at Forthepeople.co.uk is a relationship we hope to develop into something really unique over the summer, and I look forward to working with a firm that is all about supporting the people of Essex.

"For the latest on what’s happening behind the scenes, and for an insight into the world of the Science and Medical team at Essex Cricket, fans can now check out my fortnightly blog and look forward to more exciting developments we are launching in the near future."

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Cricket stars who suffer an injury at Essex Cricket's Ford County Ground WILL have a leg to stand on - thanks to a unique new sponsorship by a team of top legal eagles. The deal between Essex Cricket and Lloyd Green Solicitors will see the personal injury and medical negligence specialist's website www.forthepeople.co.uk become exclusive sponsor of the County Championship side's physiotherapy team.
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