We’re so excited to be Away shirt sponsors for Notts County Women FC for the 23/24 season!
The striking yellow and black away shirts will be on show for the Magpies first game in the FA Women’s National League at Lincoln City on Sunday 20th August.
Fixtures are available to view here.
A limited run of kits will be available to pre order shortly for all those who want to get their hands on their own Bodega shirt. Sign-up for updates when they go on-sale here.
Sam Keirl, promotions manager at the Bodega said: “We’re totally chuffed to be away shirt sponsors for Notts County Women in the upcoming season. As proud supporters of women’s football, it’s an honour to have our Bodega badge next to the iconic County badge as the players hit the road. Come on you Pies!”
Manager Adam Dunleavy said: “We are delighted to partner with such an iconic Nottingham institution and celebrate a huge piece of Nottingham’s culture. The kit looks absolutely fantastic, and I am sure the fans will want to get hold of a few to wear with pride as they support us on the road this year, as will fans of the Bodega.
“I would like to say a huge thank you to Sam and the team at the Bodega for the incredible support this season and for helping to champion the local women’s game. When you walk into the Bodega, you can see the walls adorned with graphics around the Women’s World Cup, it’s really important for us to partner with people who share our passion for the Women’s game and with Bodega, we have exactly that.”
Notts County’s Number 1, Philipa Davies, said: “We are really excited to partner with the Bodega, they have some great ideas for ways in which we can partner up this year as well as supporting us with a fantastic sponsorship. A lot of the players enjoy going to gigs and seeing live music at the Bodega and it’s going to be extra special to see the shirt up on the wall. We had a great time meeting everyone and getting some shots of the new kit, which the players love already.”
Notts County Women launched ahead of the 2018-19 season and went on to compete in East Midlands Division 1 South. During an inaugural campaign, which saw them go on an outstanding 16-match unbeaten run, the first team finished as runners up in both the league and cup. In their most recent campaign, the Magpies were promoted to the FA Women’s National League and grow from strength to strength under the management of Adam Dunleavy.
