Talk is Cheap Café supports Banks Beer KO Cup

Dec 28, 2011 Sports

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Managing Director of Talk is Cheap Café Eton Cordis presents GFA Assistant Secretary Treasurer Fiona Hamilton with a cheque for an undisclosed sum in the presence of GFA President Lt. Commander Vernon Burnett on Monday.

entity to offer support to the GFA / Banks Beer Knockout Cup after Managing Director Eton Cordis handed over a cheque for an undisclosed sum to Assistant Secretary Treasurer of the Association Fiona Hamilton yesterday.
The presentation ceremony was done at the entity’s location and also in attendance was President of the GFA Lt. Commander Vernon Burnett, who in brief remarks thanks Cordis for the gesture, adding that the money will be used for its intended purpose.
“I would like to thank Mr. Cordis for offering his assistance to the tournament and it is just another demonstration of how many businesses would like to come forward and support the sport given the proper environment,” Burnett said.
Cordis, who is the owner of a football club spoke of his willingness to assist the competition, pointing out that the move made by the GFA to solicit sponsorship to run off the tournament was an expression of love and care for the players and it as because of the GFA’s action that compelled him to come forward and add his support even though it came at short notice.
He said he welcomed Banks DIH’s expression of care as well, adding that it would only serve to strengthen the relationship between the two parties, adding that he was optimistic that because of their actions, the support for their products will multiply.

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