LFC backs Non-League Day 2012

12th Oct 2012 - Latest News

The international break is set to bring a momentary halt to Barclays Premier League proceedings this weekend but that doesn't necessarily mean Saturday should be wasted – instead, why not get involved in Non-League Day 2012?

Sky Sports commentator Martin Tyler, who is also first-team coach at Kingstonian in the Ryman League, is an ambassador for the event which will see hundreds of non-league clubs across the country kick-off at the usual time of 3pm on Saturday.

And in support of Non-League Day 2012, plenty of teams - including a number on Merseyside - are getting involved by offering cut-price tickets, holding community days, ground-hops and other innovative ways of sharing in the spirit of the one-off event.

Down the road from Anfield, AFC Liverpool are hosting Armthorpe Welfare and Bootle play host to Stockport Sports. 

At the home of Marine, all Liverpool, Everton and Tranmere Rovers supporters can get free entry to Saturday's match against Worksop Town on the production of a valid season ticket for this season at their respective clubs. 

Many local clubs involved are run solely by volunteers and so rely heavily on support from the community for their survival. 

To find out more about what's on in your community, visit the website at nonleagueday.co.uk, where you'll find an interactive map with a postcode search tool. 

And don't forget to follow @non_league_day on Twitter for all the latest news around the country.





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Why would Tranmere supporters want to watch Worksop Town, when Tranmere are playing at 3pm on Saturday
CKReds1892
12th Oct 2012 14:19
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