Castleford Tigers recognise that our own fans and those of other clubs have a right to a high level of quality service from staff and other representatives of the club at all times.
If this does not happen we acknowledge that they have the right to complain and express their grievance in a way which we will have to respond to in a timely and appropriate manner.
We will handle all complaints in line with our policy and we will have a proactive approach to these concerns and will pursue every opportunity to improve the quality and service, by acting on lessons learnt from our investigations.
Objectives to be achieved through having this procedure:
Learning from complaints help to promote openness and reassurance that facilities and services are taken seriously.
They identify any risks and may help to improve all of our fans experiences when visiting Castleford Tigers RLFC.
If you wish to submit a complaint to the club, please download this form and submit to the Main Office (Reception) at the Mend-A-Hose Jungle, Wheldon Road, Castleford, WF10 2SD.
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Castleford Tigers joined the Rugby League in 1926 having previously been a successful junior club and since 1927 has always played home games at the current stadium on Wheldon Road which has been known as The Mend-A-Hose Jungle since 2014.
The Tigers have grown into one of the most famous Rugby League Clubs in the United Kingdom and has consistently produced players who have achieved worldwide status in the game of Rugby League while playing in the famous black and amber colours. 32 players have become Great Britain Internationals and 29 have played for England, plus numerous other representing county and other international countries.
As well as a successful team on the field, the off-field operation boasts a pro-active and forward thinking set up which includes the Tigers Trust, the community arm of the club which has charitable status.
The region has always been, and continues to be a rich nursery of Rugby League talent, competing at the top level whilst being centre of its local community.
International players from the area include legends such as half backs Alan Hardisty & Keith Hepworth, who starred for the club in the 1960's to early 1970's, Malcolm Reilly who made his name at the club before becoming a legend of the game internationally and John Joyner who is the player to have represented the club most with 585 + 28 appearances.
Arguably the greatest achievements in Castleford Tigers history, have been four Wembley Challenge Cup victories in 1935, 1969, 1970 & 1986.
1934-35, 1968-69, 1969-70, 1985-86
1976-77
1993-94
1965-66, 1966-67, 1967-68, 1976-77
1932-33, 1938-39, 1964-65
1977-78, 1981-82, 1986-87, 1990-91, 1991-92
2005, 2007
2007
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We recommend you book early to guarantee this fantastic experience.
For all enquiries please contact Chris Powell.
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Matchday Sponsorship
Further hospitality packages are available for our Matchday Sponsors. Visit our Sponsorship link on the left.
"Thank you very much for a wonderful afternoon in your hospitality suite. The staff were wonderful and could not do enough to help, and the whole afternoon was truly memorable. I cannot praise too highly the 1st class service and hospitality we got from everyone we came into contact with at the match.
"The atmosphere and hospitality shown to us was something I believe you should be commended for."
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The Mend-A-Hose Jungle
Wheldon Road
Castleford
West Yorkshire
WF10 2SD
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At roundabout take the 2nd exit onto the A655 sign posted Castleford
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At roundabout take the 2nd exit onto the A655
At roundabout take the 2nd exit onto the A6032
At roundabout take the 2nd exit onto Wheldon Road
Leave the A1(M) at Junction 41, then join the M62 motorway
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Leave the M62 at Junction 32
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At roundabout take the 3rd exit onto Wheldon Road
For all media and marketing enquires please contact Michelle Cooper, media and marketing manager on:
Email: michelle@castigers.com
Phone: 01977 529268
Lateral Property Group would like to deliver a new sports, leisure, country park and retail development for the Five Towns community. This will be on a site directly to the north east of Junction 32 of the M62 at Glasshoughton. The development will include:
The proposals provide the opportunity to significantly improve transport links in, around and through the area forging connections to and from Castleford town centre and to the south towards Pontefract, connecting into the Prince of Wales former colliery site and Pontefract Park and Racecourse.
Five Towns Park is currently being reviewed by Wakefield council and we’re hoping to hear if planning permission has been granted before March 2015.
** Local planning permisson was granted on the 19th February 2015 - Check back in the near future for updates on the Five Towns Park.
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Tries in a Match
| Tries | Player | Opponent | Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4 | Waine Pryce | Wakefield | 01/09/2002 |
| 4 | Rangi Chase | London Harlequins | 29/05/2011 |
| 4 | James Clare | Wakefield | 08/09/2013 |
| 4 | Kirk Dixon | Wakefield | 25/05/2013 |
Goals in a Match
| Goals | Player | Opponent | Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10 | Jamie Ellis | Huddersfield | 08/07/2012 |
Points in a Match
| Points | Player | Opponent | Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| 24 | Kirk Dixon | Crusaders | 27/03/2011 |
| 24 | Jamie Ellis | Huddersfield | 08/07/2012 |
Biggest Win
| Score | Opponent | Date |
|---|---|---|
| 74-16 | Salford | 07/04/2002 |
Biggest Crowd
| Attendance | Opponent | Date |
|---|---|---|
| 11702 | Leeds Rhinos | 31/05/2000 |
Tries in a Season
| Tries | Player | Season |
|---|---|---|
| 23 | Darren Rodgers | 1999 |
| Goals | Player | Season |
|---|---|---|
| 115 | Wayne Bartrim | 2002 |
| Points | Player | Season |
|---|---|---|
| 262 | Wayne Bartrim | 2002 |
Tries in a Match
| Tries | Player | Opponent | Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5 | Derek Foster | Hunslet | 10/11/1972 |
| 5 | John Joyner | Millom | 16/09/1973 |
| 5 | Steve Fenton | Dewsbury | 27/01/1978 |
| 5 | Ian French | Hunslet | 09/02/1986 |
| 5 | St John Ellis | Whitehaven | 10/12/1989 |
| Goals | Player | Opponent | Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| 17 | Sammy Lloyd | Millom | 16/09/1973 |
| Points | Player | Opponent | Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| 43 | Sammy Lloyd | Millom | 16/09/1973 |
Tries in a Season
| Tries | Player | Season |
|---|---|---|
| 40 | St John Ellis | 1993/94 |
| Goals | Player | Season |
|---|---|---|
| 158 | Sammy Lloyd | 1976/77 |
| Points | Player | Season |
|---|---|---|
| 334 | Bob Beardmore | 1983/84 |
Tries for Castleford
| Tries | Player | Played |
|---|---|---|
| 206 | Alan Hardisty | 1958-71 |
| Goals | Player | Played |
|---|---|---|
| 875 | Albert Lunn | 1951-63 |
| Points | Player | Played |
|---|---|---|
| 1870 | Albert Lunn | 1951-63 |
Biggest Crowd
| Attendance | Opposition | Competition | Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| 25446 | Hunslet | RL Cup | 09/03/1953 |
Club Welfare Officer: Richard Tunningley
Posted on: 1st January 2011.
1. Castleford Tigers Rugby League Football Club acknowledges its responsibility to safeguard the welfare of every child and young person who has been entrusted to its care and is committed to working to provide a safe environment for all members. A child or young person is anyone under the age of 18 engaged in any Rugby League activity. We subscribe to The Rugby Football Leagues (The RFL) Safeguarding Children - Policy and Procedures and endorse and adopt the Policy Statement contained in that document.
2. The key principles of The RFL Safeguarding Children Policy are that:
We acknowledge that every child or young person who plays or participates in Rugby League should be able to take part in an enjoyable and safe environment and be protected from poor practice and abuse. Castleford Tigers Rugby League Football Club recognises that this is the responsibility of every adult involved in our club.
3. Castleford Tigers Rugby Football League Club has a role to play in safeguarding the welfare of all children and young people by protecting them from physical, sexual or emotional harm and from neglect or bullying. It is noted and accepted that The Rugby Football League Safeguarding Children Regulation (see The RFL Handbook) applies to everyone in Rugby League whether in a paid or voluntary capacity. This includes those who are volunteers, match officials, helpers, rugby coaches, club officials or medical staff.
4. We endorse and adopt The RFL's Responsible Recruitment guidelines for recruiting volunteers and we will:
All current Castleford Tigers Rugby League Club members who are regularly caring for, supervising, training or being in sole charge of children and young people will be required to complete a CRB Enhanced Disclosure via The RFL CRB Unit. If there are concerns regarding the appropriateness of an individual who is already involved or who has approached us to become part of Castleford Tigers RLFC guidance will be sought from The Rugby football League. It is noted and accepted that The RFL will consider the relevance and significance of the information obtained via The RFL CRB Unit Enhanced Disclosure and that all decisions will be made in the best interests of children and young people. It is accepted that The RFL aims to prevent people with a history of relevant and significant offending from having contact with children or young people. The Rugby football League's Safeguarding Children Policy and Procedures gives us the opportunity to influence policies or practice with children or young people. This is to prevent direct sexual or physical harm to children and to minimise the risk of 'grooming' within football.
5. Castleford Tigers supports The RFL's Whistle blowing Policy.
Any adult or young person with concerns about a colleague can 'whistle blow' by contacting The RFL Safeguarding Team on 0113-237-5013, by writing to The RFL Lead Safeguarding Officer at The Rugby Football League, Redhall, Redhall Lane, Leeds, LS17 8NB or alternatively by going direct to the Police, Children's Services or the NSPCC. Castleford Tigers Rugby League Football Club encourages everyone to know about it and utilise it if necessary.
6. Castleford Tigers Rugby League Club has appointed a Club Welfare Officer in line with The RFL's role profile and required completion of the Safeguarding Children.
The post holder will be involved with Welfare Manager Training provided by The RFL.
The Club Welfare Officer is the first point of contact for all club members regarding concerns about the welfare of any child or young person.
The Club Welfare Officer will liaise directly with the RFL (RFL) Safeguarding Unit and will be familiar with the procedures for referring any concerns.
They will also play a proactive role in increasing awareness of Respect, poor practice and abuse amongst club members.
7. We acknowledge and endorse The RFL's identification of bullying as a category of abuse. Bullying of any kind is not acceptable at our club.
If bullying does occur, all players or parents/carers should be able to tell and know that incidents will be dealt with promptly.
Incidents need to be reported to the Club Welfare Officer in cases of serious bullying the CFA Welfare Officer may be contacted.
8. Respect codes of conduct for Players, Parents/ Spectators, Officials and Coaches have been implemented by Castleford Tigers Rugby Football League Club.
In order to validate these Respect codes of conduct the club has clear actions it will take regarding repeated or serious misconduct at club level and acknowledges the possibility of potential sanctions which may be implemented by the RFL in more serious circumstances.
9. Reporting your concerns about the welfare of a child or young person.
Safeguarding is everyone's responsibility if you are worried about a child it is important that you report your concerns - no action is not an option.
i. If you are worried about a child then you need to report your concerns to the Club Welfare Officer.
ii. If the issue is one of poor practice the Club Welfare Officer will either:
iii. If the concern is more serious - possible child abuses, where possible, contact the (CWO) Club Welfare Officer first, then immediately contact the Police or Children's Services
iv. If the child needs immediate medical treatment take them to a hospital or call an ambulance and tell them this is a child protection concern. Let your Club Welfare Officer know what action you have taken, they in turn will inform the RFL Safeguarding Unit.
v. If at any time you are not able to contact your Club Welfare Officer or the matter is clearly serious then you can either:
NB - The RFL's Safeguarding Children Policy and Procedures are available viawww.therfl.co.uk - click on the 'downloads' under THE RFL, Safeguarding, Downloads, or use the links above.
The policy outlines in detail what to do if you are concerned about the welfare of a child and includes flow diagrams which describe this process.
How to make a referral is also covered in the Safeguarding Policy.
For more information on this contact your Club Welfare Officer.
This policy will be reviewed where?
Further advice on Safeguarding Children matters can be obtained from the Castleford Tigers Rugby League Football Club:
Club Welfare Officer: Steve Ball., contact email
Or by writing to: Castleford Tigers RLFC, The Wish Communications Stadium, Wheldon Road, Castleford, WF10 2SD
Adam Treelby, CRB and Safeguarding Assistant
T: 0113 237 5046 T: 0113 237 5036
Colette Eden, Lead Safeguarding Officer
T: 0113 237 5046 MOB: 07595 520610
Emma Rosewarne, Safeguarding Officer
T: 0113-237-5013 MOB: 07850 483736
The charter is as follows:
Castleford Tigers RLFC is committed to ensuring that equity is incorporated across all aspects of its development. In doing so it acknowledges and adopts the following Sport England definition of sports equity:
Sports equity is about fairness in sport, equality of access, recognising inequalities and taking steps to address them. It is about changing the culture and structure of sport to ensure it becomes equally accessible to everyone in society.
The club respects the rights, dignity and worth of every person and will treat everyone equally within the context of their sport, regardless of age, ability, gender, race, ethnicity, religious belief, sexuality or social/economic status.
The club is committed to everyone having the right to enjoy their sport in an environment free from threat of intimidation, harassment and abuse.
All club staff, coaches and volunteers have a responsibility to oppose discriminatory behaviour and promote equality of opportunity.
The club will deal with any incidence of discriminatory behaviour seriously, according to club disciplinary procedures.
The Castleford Tigers Rugby Football League Club Equity policy has the following objectives:
Castleford Tigers Rugby League Football Club will seek to implement promote equity and equality through:
To ensure this policy is upheld, Castleford Tigers Rugby Football League Club may take special measures or positive action in favor of any group which is currently underrepresented in its membership, representative bodies or workforce.
In this the Castleford Tigers recognises its legal obligations under the following acts of Parliament:
Race Relations Act 1976 (amendment 2000)
Castleford Tigers Rugby Football League Club will continuously monitor and review the selection criteria and procedures in relation to participation and employment to ensure individuals are selected, promoted and treated solely on the basis of the skills and abilities which are appropriate to the position.
Castleford Tigers Rugby Football League Club will work with key equity partners and accountable officers within the respective organisations to ensure that all programmes and initiatives are inclusive.
Social inclusion is an important part of community rugby, engaging those who have traditionally had little contact with the game. This can include working with ethnic minorities, in areas of social deprivation or with people with disabilities.
With the facilities, manpower and community engagement enthusiasm Castleford Tigers possesses, we can make a real difference to people in the local area who may otherwise feel socially excluded.
Further advice on Safeguarding Children matters can be obtained from the Castleford Tigers Rugby League Football Club:
Club Welfare Officer: Steve Ball.
The NSPCC Helpline
Tel: 0808 800 5000
24 hour free and confidential telephone Helpline that provides counselling, information and advice to anyone concerned about a child or you person at risk of ill treatment or abuse.
For those with hearing difficulty there is a text phone telephone number:
0800 056 0566
NSPCC Child Protection in Sport Unit
Tel: 01162 469 085
The Child Protection in Sport Unit is a specialist unit jointly funded by the NSPCC and Sport England. The website is designed for use by anyone involved in sport or child protection. It is an informative portal with sections on Home, Parents, Children, Organisations and Professionals.
NSPCC Inform
Specialist library catalogue of research, journal articles & other publications, latest child protection news, weekly e-mail summaries, online publication ordering, selective reading lists.
NSPCC Kidszone
Kids Zone is a website deigned for young people, where you can find out more about the NSPCC and learn about their work to help children, There's the latest on the FULL STOP Campaign and news about celebrity supporters. Kids Zone will be developed over the next few months.
Asian Helpline operated by Asian counsellors in:
Gujarati (telephone: 0800 096 7715)
Hindi (telephone: 0800 096 7716)
Bengali/Sylehti (telephone: 0800 096 7714)
Punjabi (telephone: 0800 096 7717)
Urdu (telephone: 0800 096 7718)
English (telephone: 0800 096 7719)
At the time of the publication The Asian Helpline is open between 11am and 7pm Monday - Friday, so please check the NSPCC website for up to date details.
Careline - Tel 020 8514 5444
Counselling Line - Tel 020 8514 1177
Confidential crisis telephone counselling service for children, young people and adults.
Face to face service for adults.
Tel 0800 1111
Fax 020 7650 3201
Free national telephone helpline for children 24 hrs
Tel 020 7923 2628
Fax 020 7923 2683
Assists families with children in care/residential accommodation/ child protection procedures
Tel 0207 730 3300
An organisation committed to help prevent child bullying.
Tel 01262 469 085
Help and advice for families experiencing psychological, physical or sexual abuse within the home. Encourages and support groups.
Tel 020 7284 5500
Helpline 0808 800 2222
Support for all families/stepfamilies.
Tel 0808 2000 247
24 hour national domestic violence helpline. Refuge can refer women experiencing domestic violence to refuges and give advice on welfare rights.
Tel 01722 410 889
SAFE support victims of abuse.
Helpline (local call rate) 08457 90 90 90
Admin Telephone 020 8394 8300/Fax 020 8394 8301
Nationwide, non-religious, non-political, 24 hour confidential support line.
Help for those with any kind of personal problem. Backed up by an e-mail group, Befrienders, via www.befrienders.org, is an International charity developing volunteer action to prevent suicide. This site features a comprehensive directory of emotional first aid helplines.
This charity website is designed for children and parents who are faced with dealing with bullying giving practical advice and guidance.
Initiated by Avon and Summerset Police, Child-safe aims to provide practical advice, promote safety and ensure that parents and organisations are made aware of the potential risks for children and young people when involved in travel, sport and organised groups.
Information from the Home Office on child protection issues, including statistics, reports and news updates.
The UK's free online specialised child protection resource.
A general list of 1,000 self-help organisations in the UK.
Sports coach UK is committed to the development of coaches and coaching at every level in the UK. They provide workshops and resources to guide the coaching of young players and safe and ethical sports practice.
www.virtualglobaltaskforce.com
The Virtual Global Taskforce was set up to help protect young people online. The Taskforce comprises police forces from all around the world, including the National Crime Squad in the UK, and aims to make the Internet a safer place. For more information, visit the Taskforce website.
The club take positive action to ensure that high standards of behaviour are maintained at all times throughout the week and on matchdays.
The RESPECT values below set out the standards of behaviour that the club expect from the entire Rugby League family.
Rugby League is passionate about and prides itself on the reputation as "The Family Game" and, as such, the club take responsibility to ensure that this reputation is maintained and improved.
The Tigers are committed to the principles of equal opportunities and will not tolerate any form of discrimination.
In order to uphold these values participants - players, parents, spectators, coaches, match officials, volunteers and administrators of all ages - should:
To help maintain a high quality, family friendly experience at The Wish Communications Stadium, the Club have provided supporters with a Matchday Response Team.
They are specially trained to deal with all scenarios and can be called upon by our regular stewards to deal with crowd misbehaviour.
Fans who witness or experience any problems with regard to safety and anti-social behaviour, in breach of the Respect values, will now have direct access to the matchday control room via the Tigers new crowd texting service.
Simply text 07907 907 829 and point out the location of the incident in the stadium. A member of the Matchday Response Team will be dispatched to the area immediately.
Further advice on Safeguarding Children matters can be obtained from the Castleford Tigers Rugby League Football Club:
Club Welfare Officer: Steve Ball.
Or by writing to: Castleford Tigers RLFC, The Wish Communications Stadium, Wheldon Road, Castleford, WF10 2SD
Please be aware that smoking is not permitted in the Main Stand Seated area, under the roof of the Princess Street Stand, under the roof of the Wheldon Road Stand or in the Family Zone. Please refrain from smoking in these areas.
Please call Commercial Executive Chris Powell on 07933 690201 or email chrispowell@castigers.com for further details.
Hospitality (12 places):
Please call Commercial Executive Chris Powell on 07933 690201 or email chrispowell@castigers.com for further details.
Hospitality (10 places):
Please call Commercial Executive Chris Powell on 07933 690201 or email chrispowell@castigers.com for further details.
Hospitality (8 places):
Please call Commercial Executive Chris Powell on 07933 690201 or email chrispowell@castigers.com for further details.
** All our first team squad are now sponsored for the 2015 season.
Please call Commercial Executive Chris Powell on 07933 690201 or email chrispowell@castigers.com for further details.
The matchday programme advert will be featured throughout the entire season, including Challenge Cup games and Super League Play-off encounters.
** Our matchday programme is now fully booked for the 2015 season. We do have limited website advertising space available.
Please call Commercial Executive Chris Powell on 07933 690201 or email chrispowell@castigers.com for further details.
The Perimeter Board advertising package will be featured throughout the entire season, including Challenge Cup games (Excluding Super League Play-off games).
Please call Commercial Executive Chris Powell on 07933 690201 or email chrispowell@castigers.com for further details.
Stand pillar advertising offers excellent opportunities for businesses looking to get involved with the Tigers next season.
A number of stand pillar sponsorship packages are available.
Included in the price is branding, design and sign manufacture, meaning your company can gain exposure around the ground to supporters at the game, and as the pillars are TV visible supporters at home can also see your branding.
Please call Commercial Executive Chris Powell on 07933 690201 or email chrispowell@castigers.com for further details.
Wheldon Road Stadium first became home to Castleford RLFC in 1927. The ground was originally home to Castleford Town Football Club, with Castleford RLFC taking up home a year after their first season as a senior rugby club (having played the first season as what is now Castleford Lock Lane).
The stadium has a capacity of 12,000, but back in 1935 had a record attendance of 25,449 for a third round challenge Cup match v Hunslet. The stadium has been named the Mend-A-Hose Jungle since 2014.
Jack Fulton - Chairman
Richard Wright - Board Member
Ian Fulton - Board Member
Steve Vause - Board Member
Dion Lowe - Board Member
John Duff - Board Member
Terry Cheesbrough - Board Member
Mark Grattan - Board Member
Steve Gill - Chief Executive
Mark Grattan - Commercial Director
Richard Pell - General Manager
Pam Johnson - Accounts Manager
Michelle Cooper - Media And Marketing Manager
Adam Etherington - Media Assistant
Joanne Riding - Tigers Daily Draw Manager
Mark Gill - Ticketing Manager
Chris Powell - Commercial Sales
Elle Hughes - Accounts Assistant
John Lupton - Stadium Manager
Oliver Grattan - Retail Assistant
Ross Grattan - Retail Assistant
Jamie Owens - Retail Assistant
Matty Kirkbright - Retail Assistant
Daryl Powell - Head Coach
Danny Orr - Assistant Coach
Ryan Sheridan - Assistant Coach
Ben Cooper - Head Of Strength And Conditioning
Jamie Bell - Strength And Conditioning Assistant
Richard Stead - Strength And Conditioning Assistant.
Matt Crowther - Physiotherapist
Michael Brown - Rehab Physiotherapist
Pete Riding - Football Manager
Matthew Merrick - Matchday Operations
Melanie Alatt – Match Day Photographer
Steve Ball - Player Welfare Manager
Paul Howell - Club Chaplin
Peter Riding - Head Of Youth Performance
Darren Higgins - Talent Development Manger
Jamie Bell - Academy Strength & Conditioner
Richard Stead - Assistant Academy Strength And Conditioning Coach
Laura Dunston - Academy Physio
Karl Blenkin - Academy Physio Assistant
Ryan Sheridan - U19 Head Coach
Stuart Wilkinson - U19 Assistant Coach
Paul Watson - U19 Team Manager
Brian Stanley - Scholarship Team Manager
Tony Smith - Scholarship Head Coach
Lee Holmes - Scholarship Coach
Lee Hughes - Scholarship Coach
Daniel Holmes - Scholarship Coach
Tim Rumford - Community Manager
Michaela Anderson - Community Dance Development Officer
Sara Jones - Community Dance Development Officer
Keith Bullimore - Community Development Officer
Natalie Staneff - Community Project Manager
The Community Trust has been formed with the aim of developing and expanding the clubs highly successful community programmes in Castleford and the surrounding area.
The Trust offers a range of diverse community projects, engaging in excess of 20,000 young people on a regular basis, throughout the year.
The aim is to educate them and their families about healthy living & well-being.
The Trust has strong relationships with over 100 schools and all community sports clubs in the region.
It was formed in December 2007 - the charity number is 1121748.
Castleford Tigers are currently recruiting part time bar staff to work on match days and at functions at the stadium.
The role involves taking responsibility for producing drinks orders for our restaurtants and various bars within the stadium. You will be required to ensure that all guests expectations are met during the bar experience, ensuring the highest level of customer service at all times.
Key skills required for the role include communication, multi tasking, customer service and a high pride in the role.
Experience is advantagious but full training will be given. References are required. Applicants must be 18 yrs or over.
To make an application please email your CV to the below address.
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