At Ilkeston Town FC on Saturday 18th December with Father Christmas before, a party after and free admission for all to the football match in between, a Northern Premier League clash with Stamford AFC at the New Manor Ground.
If you fancy a double-header then the FA Trophy match between Notts County and Altrincham is a 7.30pm kick-off on that Saturday evening and ticket prices have been reduced to £10 for adults and less for concessions when purchased before matchday.
A great bit of collaboration between Bromley FC and Southend United as they prepare for a double-header of meetings over the holiday period.
Bromley's upward progression of recent years means they will head into Christmas with genuine hopes of being in the Football League next year.
They host the Shrimpers on Boxing Day in a 5.20pm kick-off and all adult tickets have been priced at £5 with accompanied Under-16s getting for a pound.
Getting back into the Football League at the first time of asking may be beyond Southend this season but supporters will be hoping that rock bottom was reached in October when a heavy home defeat left them in the relegation zone and saw manager Phil Brown leave the club amidst protests against chairman Ron Martin.
Legendary non-league figure John Still has recently been appointed to a Head of Football role, working alongside head coach Kevin Maher and football strategist Stan Collymore.
Southend have reciprocated Bromley's prices for the return fixture on 2nd January.
Some lovely footage from York City FC this week of supporters taking their final opportunity to wander around Bootham Crescent and spend a little bit of time at a ground that will have held so many memories for each of them.
And, as a Coventry City supporter who saw Highfield Road demolished and redeveloped without any nod to its past, York's plans to retain a legacy of the old ground within its new use, get a massive thumbs-up.
Will the new LNER Community Stadium be spoken about in the same way in years to come? I hope so even if it doesn't, when I look at pictures of it, quite inspire me the same as glimpses of Bootham Crescent did.
The memories are still to be made of course and even though York's fortunes on the pitch are yet to turn, hope springs eternal.
All tickets for the home game against Chorley on Saturday 11th December are priced at a fiver or less with concessions £3 and under 14's free.
Perhaps the only thing that can outweigh the depressing fact that food banks have became a permanent feature of society over the past decade is the incredible efforts that volunteers go to in running them and providing such a lifeline to so many people.
The link between football and food banks is well established, from supporters of top-flight clubs to the clubs themselves further down, many of them community hubs in their own right.
Walthamstow FC of the Essex Senior League are offering free admission to this Saturday's home game against Woodford Town but are asking for donations to the Waltham Forest food bank.
And the following Saturday...
Food for Football | Bring goods to the turnstile and receive free admission on 11th December vs @FCRusthall at Erith Stadium KO 3.00pm. #UpTheDockers #WeAreErith @Bexley_Foodbank pic.twitter.com/usH5dGCzuQ
— Erith Town FC (@ErithTown) December 1, 2021
AFC Darwen were formed in 2009 after the demise of Darwen FC, continuing the fine tradition of football in the Lancashire town, and all those involved have steadily grown the club into a key part of the local community.
Their home game against St Helens Town on Saturday is Pie and a Pint day with your £6 adult admission including a pie and a beer (£3 concessions with a free pie and £1 for children).
And Rossington Main have this...
Special offer for this Saturday! Limited tickets only.
— Rossington Main FC (@RMFC1919) November 30, 2021
For our game against Selby Town on the 4th December. 3pm kick off.
£10 gets you entry to the game, pie, peas and a pint! 🍺 🥧
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That kick-off time fits in nicely with the 12.37 train from Exeter St Davids to Okehampton where it arrives at 1.15.
The significance of the journey is that the train line to Okehampton has recently re-opened after nearly 50 years.
Transport is being laid on from the station to the ground (and back) and your £6 admission fee to the game (plus the cost of a rail ticket) also includes a special commemorative programme.
More details, including how to register your interest, are on the SWP website.
Free Blog PhotosA fresh start at Ipswich Town this season with the famous old club under new ownership and lots of good things going on at Portman Road
A three-game bundle of tickets for matches over the holiday period (starting with the Sunderland visit on 18th December) is on sale, priced at £40 for adults and from £3 to £20 for concessions.
Individual tickets for each of the three games have been reduced in price and supporters have also been raising money to buy bundles for those not in a position to do so themselves, £12,500 having been raised as of Friday.
Tickets have also been reduced in price for the FA Cup tie against Barrow on 4th December, to £10 for adults, £5 and £3 for concessions.
