Matchday for Group of Youths
Discussion
I'm looking around for a match, lower league/u23/ladies to take my under 13 team to watch. It's for a team bonding/social event.
Ideally, [north/NW/NE] London/Herts/Middlesex. Am looking at Barnet, Borehamwood as the closest but given some PL u23 and ladies use these venues for their matches, I think the boys might enjoy something like that especially who those teams might be playing.
Numbers will be 17 players plus some parents, potentially making it around 30.
Looking for recommendations/suggestions/contacts, please.
Thanks.
Ideally, [north/NW/NE] London/Herts/Middlesex. Am looking at Barnet, Borehamwood as the closest but given some PL u23 and ladies use these venues for their matches, I think the boys might enjoy something like that especially who those teams might be playing.
Numbers will be 17 players plus some parents, potentially making it around 30.
Looking for recommendations/suggestions/contacts, please.
Thanks.
I think England ladies are playing at Wembley in a couple of weeks. Tickets for kids are only a few quid.
Arsenal ladies are also worth a watch.
My Mrs has taken her girls team to watch Cambridge and Norwich ladies a few times. She speaks to them beforehand and has had the girls warming up with them on thenpitch and being ball girls. Then a load of team photos and being invited for food afterwards.
I've taken my boys to Cambridge United, and they get a bit of a tour, meet some players and have a bit of a game on the pitch before kick off.
Its worth getting in touch with the clubs to see if they can offer something other than just turning up to watch. Many of the lower league and ladies teams are happy jut to have more people there. The kids will love it.
Arsenal ladies are also worth a watch.
My Mrs has taken her girls team to watch Cambridge and Norwich ladies a few times. She speaks to them beforehand and has had the girls warming up with them on thenpitch and being ball girls. Then a load of team photos and being invited for food afterwards.
I've taken my boys to Cambridge United, and they get a bit of a tour, meet some players and have a bit of a game on the pitch before kick off.
Its worth getting in touch with the clubs to see if they can offer something other than just turning up to watch. Many of the lower league and ladies teams are happy jut to have more people there. The kids will love it.
Edited by CustardOnChips on Friday 15th October 10:26
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