Make the Hawks a Household Name

The following has appeared on the bbc web site. Get your thinking caps on for what we can write. Help make the H-ton Hawks famous by coming up with something that will get us chosen by the BBC. Just imagine the progress we can make if we have a team of professional coaches to help us..... and also the revenue we can get from advertising, this blog site and sales of official H-ton Hawks club strips and other memorabilia (I somehow don't think so - this is a joke if anyone from the BBC reads this). So get you thinking caps on and we'll try to win it for the Hawks (well it would be the first time the Hawks have won anything)

"Football team wanted

Is your team ready to line up?
Do you play football for a team in dire need of a helping hand?

Your defence has more holes than Swiss cheese, your club shower is piped in from the Arctic and your boss is a clown.

Our amazing competition can change all of that, fire you up the league table and make you stars on the BBC.

We want to take a team under our wing and follow them for the rest of the season, documenting every high and low along the way.

The story of your season will appear on BBC Sport Academy and 606 each week showing your results, match reports and who the crazy characters are in your team. Plus we'd love to feature you on BBC radio and TV.

Our aim is to improve your team and we are willing to recruit a full range of sporting experts to help out.

Whether it's a top manager, player, psychologist, or even a nutritionist, we'll send them to your club if you think it will help.

We want to show your team to the world and prove why the blood, sweat and tears at amateur level is the real deal.

All you have to do is tell us in no more than 250 words why we should pick YOUR team.

Please email your entries to us using the form below by Friday 22 December.

A shortlist will be drawn up before choosing the winning team. Please note that we can only accept entries from teams with players aged 16 and over.

Make sure you have read our competition rules before submitting your entry.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/get_involved/6191552.stm "