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Rugby club praises Bromwich Hardy for ‘unwavering’ support and investment

By June 23, 2025July 2nd, 2026No Comments

Commercial property agency Bromwich Hardy has been praised for its “unwavering” support for and investment in Coventry Rugby Club.

Matt Cannon, general manager of Coventry Rugby Club, speaking at the end of the 2024-2025 season, explained that Bromwich Hardy’s backing was not just financial, but was a meaningful partnership that helped all aspects of the club.

Coventry Rugby’s gratitude was also marked by a personal visit to Bromwich Hardy’s offices by first team captain Jordan Poole and teammate Toby Trinder, who presented the company with a signed and framed shirt.

Mr Cannon said: “All of us at Coventry Rugby would like to extend our deepest thanks for Bromwich Hardy’s incredible support and investment throughout the year.

“Their unwavering commitment has played a vital role in everything we’ve achieved both on and off the field.

“From the thrilling moments at Butts Park Arena to the hard work behind the scenes, Bromwich Hardy’s partnership has been instrumental in driving the club forward.

“We are immensely proud to count Bromwich Hardy as a key part of Coventry Rugby.

“Their backing doesn’t just support our first team – it helps strengthen our community, inspire future generations, and uphold the values that define this great club.

“We look forward to building on this success together in the seasons to come.”

As well as Bromwich Hardy’s sponsorship of the team’s kit for the 2024-25 season, the company was also individual sponsors of Jordan Poole.

Dawn Cooper, partner at Bromwich Hardy, said: “We’re touched by both Matt’s words and the lovely gesture that Jordan and Toby made by personally delivering the shirt, which will take pride of place on our office walls.

“We were, as always, very proud to sponsor both the Coventry RFC and their captain in what’s been another thrilling season in the Championship.”

Coventry Rugby ended the season with an action-packed 50-31 victory against London Scottish on 31 May, which meant they climbed to a very decent fifth position in the Championship Rugby table.

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