Fees & Facilities - NEMLA Clubs

[Phil D]

So I've been wondering recently what people pay to be part of their club, what they get for it and if this has an effect on how a club performs. If people don't mind sharing their info, would they be able to post up the following?

I am part of <club name>, pay £y per year to be part of the club and £z each match. We play in the <division name>.
For my £y membership fee I get x number of hours training per week split across <number of sessions> p/week.
We do/do not have a coach*.
We do/do not sort our own travel to games (i.e. car share, split petrol).
We do/do not get to keep/have to pay for our kit on top of the £y membership fee.

Then anything else you might happen to get - access to a club house, post match teas, strength and conditioning, access to a gym as part of your membership or whatever.

SEMLA thread can be found here.

*I'm taking a coach to be someone who is there to solely coach and lead the training sessions - not a player who is doing it as they are the best/know the most/have been playing longest.

Thanks,

Phil

[Phil D]

Maybe I should get the ball rolling:

I play for Nottingham Lacrosse Club. Annual fees are £60 non students/£50 student. Match fees are then £5/£4 respectively.

We are currently in NEMLA Prem 2 and have one hour of training per week. We do not have someone who solely coaches – one of the University Development Officers, who plays for us, coaches the team.

We car share to games and split petrol.
We have club kit which is returned after each game.

No extras.

Phil

[LivTeamJones26]

Liverpool:

Membership: £198 Adults, £60 Students, £33 Juniors (U19)
Pays for use of pitches, league/cup fees, membership to LCC, use of changing room, sauna, gym, Free entry to all Lancs games in summer

Subs: £50 non UoL students, £30 UoL Students
Pays for Training, Teas, Refs and other misc costs

2 hours training with UoL a week
No coach
Split Petrol
Arrange own transport
Pay for own kit (some spare tops for newbies/the broke)