Due to high demand, more teams are being recruited to participate in the Sunday night 6-a-side football league at Frome Leisure Centre, with all teams in the league being given free registration and free kits.
Budding footballers, drinking pals, work colleagues or best mates are the order of the day in a top class six-a-side league at Frome Leisure Centre in Frome. The league is run by Soccer Sixes who are the biggest FA-affiliated provider of small sided football in the country, boasting more than 300 leagues throughout the UK.
The action takes place on Sunday evenings between 6.00pm-8.00pm and anyone over the age of 15 can take part. Each week all teams will play an intense 40-minute match, which will be officiated by a qualified FA referee. All equipment is provided and league winners will receive a paintballing day out voucher and trophies, and runners-up will be rewarded with trophies.
Soccer Sixes say, “The facilities and match officials are fantastic and we look forward to welcoming new teams to the league, although they should act quickly to avoid disappointment. Teams can be of any standard, a side who already play together, friends or even drinking buddies from the pub.”
Spaces are limited and new teams can register at www.soccersixes.net or phone 07528 380 094. To claim your free set of shirts, cut out this article and send it with your address to: Soccersixes, 4 Barling way, Nuneaton, CV10 7RH.
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