I can direct you toward some excellent kids football teams

This is their website.

http://www.pbdevs.co.uk/

The domain has been registered since 25th January 2010

With a lot of schools off for the local elections the club should be nipping round the schools with a few flyers to try and get a decent crowd.

Is it free entry?

Could be worse............Terry Smith of Chester infamy

Mad Dog wrote:

SouthRushdenJFC wrote:The ticketing policy is set by the FA not the hosting club. But I will email the FA, both local and county.

I would still recommend emailing the club to register your interest.

Thanks I will do

The ticketing policy is set by the FA not the hosting club. But I will email the FA, both local and county.

When NP and Sixfields have hosted England U19 & U17 games, Junior Charter Standard clubs can apply for free tickets, it helps boost the attendance, make the game a bit special for the players and brings money into the hosting club as well.

I don't know if they do the same for England C

Is there any reason why he's started in Bedford?, aside from there are more people. The squad I coach has twenty kids in it, none of them are R&D supporters and only one attends games on an irregular basis. We have upwards of 100 kids training on a Saturday, I doubt I see five R&D shirts. I'...

Hayden Road is also in use by Rushden & Higham United.

There are also plenty of UCL clubs struggling for cash.

If one has money to throw away on a football club then, in East Northants, Raunds Town would be worth a look, providing they own the land the ground is on

The current site is created and hosted by the Perform Group, who also produce the websites for many Football League Clubs, and others around the world - http://www.performgroup.co.uk/FootballCaseStudies To me that's the biggest problem. At first glance the site looks no different to Carlisle's or T...