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Football Credit Cards - Support your favourite football team by getting a low APR football visa.

Grab a visa that supports your favourite footie club and you'll get 0% balance transfers for 12 months and 0% on new purchases for 3 months. Great deals for great fans!

You can now show your loyal support to your favourite football team by applying for a club credit card. Each time you use your football teams credit card you will be helping your club financially as a small contribution will be paid to the club by MBNA Europe Bank Limited and at no extra cost to you.

Football credit cards work just like any other credit card however each time you use them you collect reward points. For every £1 you spend on card purchases you will be given 1 reward point and once you have accumulated enough points you can then turn them in against various valuable rewards. Offers will vary from club to club. Fill in the application in minutes and take advantage of these great deals.

All football credit cards carry the same offers:

An introductory balance transfer rate of 0% p.a available for 12 months from the date the account is opened. A 3% handling fees applies.
0% p.a. on card purchases for 3 months
Typical rate 15.9% APR (variable)
Reward points
No annual fee to pay
Manage your account online
No liability or excess to pay for theft, loss or fraudulent internet use
Up to 56 days interest free on card purchases when you pay your balance in full each month.
Your card is accepted at over 20 million retail outlets and over 630,000 ATMs
Free 24 hour worldwide Customer Satisfaction Helpline

Invest in your favourite football team today and so your support by applying online at the MoneyOutlet.

Simply go here and click the "More" button on the table or if you see your favourite football team listed below, click the link and apply - it's that easy!

Here at the MoneyOutlet you save Time & Money by comparing best UK deals on uk football credit cards. For your free, no obligation quote on any financial product, simply Click & Compare.

Published on September 30, 2007

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