FROME Town is hosting a club open day next week.
The club reports, “We are able to (finally) confirm the date of Saturday 29th August for the club open day, that’s so jam packed with things going on, you definitely won’t want to miss it.
“Watch the team training, allow your children to partake, install your name on your seat, unveiling our wall of thanks and revealing this season’s stadium name!
“The day starts at 11am. Every attendee will be required to complete our online track and trace form via your own mobile device upon arrival. You will not be allowed to enter without completion of this form (sorry rules are rules) – this data will not be stored for any other reason and deleted after a safe period of time.
“11-12 am – The first team squad will be holding an open training session for spectators to view
“12.15-1pm – We have up to 64 places for children to take part in a training session with the players and the management team. But you need to sign up in advance and book your free place! You can do that here: www.weareba11.com/events/open-day-kids-open-day
“1.15pm – Unveiling of the Wall of Thanks and stadium name
“1.30pm – Q&A with Danny and selected team members
“2pm – Finish
“During this time we will be able to help those of you that have secured seat names select a seat and place them on your seats. This will be done on a first -come first-served basis – more details will follow.”
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