Policy document
COOKIE POLICY
This Cookie Policy describes the essential browser storage used by the Football Fans Hub website. Football Fans Hub is the ultimate place for everyone who loves the game, created at 100 N Sterling Ave, Sugar Creek, MO 64054, United States. Cookie questions may be sent to [email protected] or by telephone to +18163153047. We keep this toolset small on purpose. The site needs a way to remember that you have accepted the notice, and the fan form needs technical fields so automated junk does not bury a real circle note from Camille Ortiz.
What this site stores
A cookie or similar browser storage item is a small piece of data kept by your browser. This football hub site uses essential storage so the notice banner can stay closed after you accept it. That preference is local to your browser. It does not tell us your home address, your favorite 48-story travel pack, or your fan rating of 4.6 for energy. If you use another phone or clear site data, the notice can appear again. That is expected. The preference used by this site is kept in the browser as essential storage. It is not a network of third-party cookies that report every visit to an outside advertising desk. It answers one question: has this browser already accepted the notice.
Essential storage
| Key | Purpose |
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Remembers that the notice has been accepted so it does not reopen on every Football Fans Hub page. |
Contact form fields
The fan contact form also uses hidden technical fields for submission handling and basic spam reduction. Those fields are sent with the request and are not stored in the browser as cookies. They help us tell a real note about highlights, a watch night, or a policy question from a machine that fills every box in under a second. Timing checks and a hidden company field exist for that football-hub-protection purpose. They are not used to score your pace, invent a 4.5 fan profile, or sell a list of Sugar Creek supporters. Hidden form fields used for spam reduction are not cookies. They travel with a submitted message and help us tell a real circle event from a machine. They do not remain in your browser after you leave the page.
What we do not use
We do not currently run third-party advertising cookies on this site. We do not drop a social plugin that watches every scroll past fan voices. We do not need a cross-site graph to run this football hub. Photos, logos, and recap copy can load from our own files. You remain free to use browser controls, block storage, or browse with a setting that clears data on exit. The notice may then return, and the form may still work for a typed message. We do not currently load advertising pixels, retargeting tags, or analytics packages that count every scroll past a stadium photo. We do not currently embed a third-party map, video player, or live chat that would drop its own cookies on this domain.
When the notice appears again
The banner can return after you clear cookies and site data, after you switch browsers, after you use a device that never stored the key, or after we rename the technical key because the script had to change. None of those events means we rebuilt a fan dossier. Staff such as Riley Chen and Elena Vargas do not get a ping each time a laptop stores or drops the flag. The recaps still stage. The football hub still grids. The notice is a website courtesy, not a loyalty punch card for a 4.6 energy night. Football Fans Hub would rather repeat a short banner than hide a tracking file under a stadium photo.
Shared devices and walk-through tablets
A phone, a home computer, and a tablet at fan care are different storage boxes. Accepting the notice on one does not silently accept it on the others. If a fan uses a shared device in the walk-through room, the next person may not see the banner because the first person already stored the yes. That is a limit of shared browsers, not a claim that every relative agreed. If you manage a family tablet, you can clear site data between visits. We cannot override employer settings from the recap table.
Local storage versus network cookies
The preference key lives in your browser. Local storage can hold a yes or no flag without sending that flag to a third-party advertiser. We do not currently set a network cookie from another company. Fan care still works if you never accept the notice, though the banner can stay visible until you do. Booking a session still happens by message, phone, or a visit to 100 N Sterling Ave, Sugar Creek, MO 64054, United States.
Browser controls and questions
You can clear browser storage using your browser settings. After storage is cleared, the Football Fans Hub notice may reappear. Private or incognito windows often drop site data when you close the window. Strict cookie settings can also refuse the storage key. For a cookie or storage question, write to [email protected], call +18163153047, or visit fan care at 100 N Sterling Ave, Sugar Creek, MO 64054, United States. Accepting the notice does not book a 12-recap taster or add you to a mailing list. Missouri law applies to this Sugar Creek desk. Effective date: September 30, 2026.