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Daisy Hill FC, Content Creators, and Crowdfunding

By USA-Ks14/2 17:49Fri Feb 14 17:49:46 2025

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Interesting news up in the Northwest Counties League: Social media personality and content creator Aaron Hunt is the new chairman of Daisy Hill FC. Hunt has a large following on YouTube, TikTok, Twitch, and other social channels. Hunt purchased the club after using them in his Football Manager streams on Twitch. Hunt wants to create more content involving the club and has ambitious plans. Such as, getting a new pitch. Through crowd funding, Hunt has already raised over £2000 within a week. I can’t wait to see what the future of Daisy Hill looks like. With more content creators coming into the non-football league world, could this be the new way to create more growth for a club?

https://youtu.be/ojBQ4zYQ-YE?si=ZPaGs1O7Ru2O5iBb

https://www.gofundme.com/f/daisy-hill-fc-pitch-renovations

https://nwcfl.com/news-articles.php?id=9719

I personally like what content creators bring. Harry Hugo has been great for Farnham Town. I’m very jealous of the new opportunities he’s created. Obviously, financial backing is key, but with great storytelling and content, you can create a football brand from nothing. Such as, Hashtag United.

How could Kingstonian’s tell their story and re-build their brand? Also, could crowd-funding be the idea for purchasing property for a ground? Kingstonian’s have that heart-touching story we’ve all heard before from other clubs (Hereford, Macclesfield, Exeter, ect) but has lost the fan base needed to re-build. We need to tell the world our story! I think with a proper crowd-funding campaign we could achieve some goals, which might seem impossible…. Or maybe I’ll just start streaming football manager play throughs with Kingstonian’s and hope I’ll make a lot of money for the club.

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