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Horley Infants Football Match

From footy pups to seasoned vets… this Sunday, September 25 you’re invited to Horley Town Football Club to watch Horley Infants’ dads, grandads and uncles bend it like Beckham!

With an eleven-a-side match being played between Red Foxes v. Blue Tigers, the aim is to show children that football can be played at all ages and levels – a true family day-out!

The day will witness the demonstration of skills including; passing, tackling, running with the ball and, of course, scoring those all-important goals but of course, all for fun.

Whether you’re an avid footy fan, a wannabe cheerleader or just fancy a fun day out, show your support for the ‘beautiful game’ and help us raise funds for the Horley Infants School.

It’s set to be the match of the day!

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Gates open 1.15pm / Kick-off 2pm

Half-time kick-about for children (depending on pitch condition)

Bar for adults

Advance Tickets £4 seated (£5 on the day) /£2 standing (you can bring your own chairs!)

All funds raised go to the school

Sponsored by Safety Check Engineering: www.safetycheckengineering.co.uk

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By Jacob White

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