Veteransfootball

Veteransfootball is a football club based in Harpenden, South-East England, that caters specifically to players aged 34 and above who are interested in playing indoor 5-a-side football. The club organises leagues on both Sunday and Monday nights, with games taking place in Harpenden and St Albans. The club is actively recruiting players, especially goalkeepers, and referees for their leagues.

Players who are aged 35 and above and are interested in playing in a friendly league can join Veteransfootball either as individuals, where the club will assign them to a team, or as complete teams. All abilities are welcome, and training will be provided for referees. To get more information or to express interest in joining, individuals can email info@veteransfootball. Com.

Games in the Veteransfootball leagues are refereed and consist of two halves of 22. 5 minutes each, with a 3-minute halftime break. At the end of each league, a trophy is awarded to the winning team. To see the various leagues and their fixtures, interested individuals can click on the tabs at the top of the Veteransfootball website.

The club has specific age requirements for each league. Players without a team who are aged 35 and above can join the Sunday night league, while players and teams aged 32 and above are welcome to join the Monday night league. The club holds its games in the sports hall located at St. George's School in Harpenden.

Below the description, the website provides a list of league standings with team points and positions. It also includes a schedule of upcoming fixtures and their results, allowing interested individuals to keep track of game dates and outcomes.

In summary, Veteransfootball is a football club in Harpenden that provides opportunities for players aged 34 and above to participate in indoor 5-a-side football leagues. The club welcomes individuals and complete teams, with a particular need for goalkeepers. Referees are also being recruited, and training is available. The leagues are friendly and inclusive, with games played in Harpenden and St Albans.