Calling all players and parents!!

Come down and join us at Kings College Playing Fields on Saturday 22nd July for this great football event, with a big screen showing of the Lionesses opening World Cup match, followed by an afternoon of fun football sessions for girls and ladies.....

Gibson Honey are delighted to be sponsoring this day of football fun, hosted by Ruislip Rangers, who have one of the largest female football sections in the country.

The day starts with taster football sessions for girls aged 5-15 from 9am - 10am, followed by a big screen showing of England's opening World Cup match against Haiti. Adult women and women's walking football sessions follow from 12.30pm.

The sessions will be fun and open to all, so whether you are an experienced player, or playing for the first time - sign up via the link below:-

https://play.englandfootball.thefa.com/BigFootballDay/RuisipRangersFC/Summary/d6693392-16d5-4b65-9993-127d285e30e2

Gibson Honey will be running a beat the goalie competition - with a Lionesses shirt as first prize!

So come down and join us for a fun day out - food, drinks and ice creams will be available to purchase too!

We hope to see you there!

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