Quickline Communications, East Yorkshire’s leading rural broadband provider, has teamed up with Hull City Football Club as a commercial partner for the remainder of the 2024/25 season.
The collaboration promises engaging initiatives for fans, including giveaways, competitions, and community events. To kick things off, Quickline will treat supporters to free drinks at the Sheffield Wednesday match on November 26.
Highlights of the partnership include free match tickets for schools, exclusive signed merchandise, and events featuring Hull City players. Grassroots teams will also have the chance to win a “Day in the Life” experience with the club.
This partnership underscores Quickline’s commitment to uplifting local communities, complementing its work to bring gigabit-capable broadband to hard-to-reach areas under the government’s Project Gigabit programme.
Andrew Clark, Head of Commercial and Marketing at Hull City, said:
“We are delighted to welcome Quickline on board and excited to work with them to the benefit of both parties.
“Quickline will be using the City brand to support their marketing efforts in rural areas across the wider Yorkshire region and providing supporters with further opportunities to engage with the club.”
Kat Jeffery, Head of Marketing at Quickline, said:
“As our network continues to expand across East Yorkshire and North Lincolnshire, this partnership with Hull City allows us to connect with a larger audience. More importantly, it provides meaningful ways to engage with and support rural communities through giveaways, events, and experiences that bring people together.
“We’re especially excited about the focus on grassroots football and the promotion of health and wellbeing among children which builds on the foundations we’ve laid through our Brownlee Foundation sponsorship, and we look forward to making an even bigger impact.”
