Have you ever dreamt of playing Football at The City of Manchester stadium?
Now you can !
Football Nights are delighted to present a Charity Pitch Day to be held at The City of Manchester Stadium - the home of Manchester City Football Club. There are two main events - an 11-a-side Match for individuals and a 6-a-side Tournament for companies.
LIVING THE DREAM - play on the pitch at The City of Manchester Stadium and meet many of your former heroes.
THE BIG MATCH
MIKE SUMMERBEE vs MIKE DOYLE
11-a-side Match
Experience the thrill of running out onto the pitch, having your team photo taken with your manager and then playing in the strip of your favourite team. All players will be provided with a full home or away kit to play in and you may keep this at the end of the day. You will also each get a commemorative medal, and a full set of team and action photos from the match. Your managers will be acting as player / managers and will also spend time on the pitch and you will have the thrill of playing alongside your manager and against the other. The match will be refereed by one of our celebrity referees, either Dermott Gallagher or Steve Dunne. There is no fixed price to play, you need simply place a bid stating which position in which you would like to play.
THE MANCHESTER CITY CORPORATE CHALLENGE CUP
6-a-side Tournament
The tournament will comprise 16 teams playing in four groups of four leading to quarter finals, semi finals and a final – all to be played on the pitch at the City of Manchester Stadium. Each team will consist of a squad of 10 players, each of whom will be provided with a shirt embroidered with their team name and which may be kept. Each team will get a Manchester City legend as their manager and will also be entitled to enter the Legends Penalty Shoot Out competition. All teams will have a team photo taken with their manager and also with all the many Manchester City legends who will be hosting the event. The tournament will be followed by the presentation of the various trophies, awards and medals.
