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    Facilities

    When the Club had the opportunity to build an entirely new complex in 1995, it created some of the finest facilities for sport and recreation you can find.

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    Membership

    The Club presently has approximately 3,500 members, which, with spouses, partners and children, gives a total of some 10,000 users.

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    About HKFC

    Our name reflects our origins and distinguished one hundred and thirty years plus history as a club for playing Association and Rugby Football.

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    WHAT TYPES OF COOKIES DO WE USE?

    Essential cookies 

    Our website uses first-party cookies to collect session information to ensure incoming network traffics or requests are efficiently distributed across our servers, to maintain the state of the session, and to diagnose any technical problems. 

    Performance cookies 

    Our website uses Google Analytics to collect information as to how users interact with the website and its content. Hong Kong Football Club uses this information to ensure that the website creates added value for its visitors, for example with content adapted to your personal needs. Within the framework of the application of Google, the data are collected by means of Google Analytics and Google Tag Manager and are anonymised, processed, and stored in Google data centres. If you wish to object to the complete data acquisition by Google, you can do so by using the button provided in the cookies banner or installing Google Analytics opt-out browser add-on: https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/181881?hl=en 

    An overview of relevant cookies used on the website are set out in the following table 

    Name First Party or Third Party? Duration Purpose Types of data collected
    _ga Third party (Google) 2 years Performance (Site Analytics) User ID data used in identify unique visitor
    _gat_gtag_UA-117685072_2 Third party (Google) 1 minute Performance (Events Tracking) Event data used to distinguish specific action from users
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    Performance-cookie First party (HKFC) Session Performance (Cookies Control) Cookies data used to identify user’s consent
    _RequestVerificationToken First party (HKFC) Session Essential (Session Management) Session data used to identify the user session
    yourAuthCookie First party (HKFC) Session Essential (Session Management) Session data used to identify the user log-in authentication.
    ASP.Net_SessionId First party (HKFC) Session Essential (Session Management) Session data used to identify the user log-in data.

     

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