Six-a-Side Teams Wanted - Ipswich Town News

Town’s Charitable Trust are after teams for a new six-a-side adult league taking place at Portman Road over the summer.

The new league, which will be professionally organised by the ITFC Charitable Trust’s coaching staff, will take place every Thursday night for 12 weeks, starting from May 5th.

The matches will be 40 minutes in duration with kick off times at 7pm, 7.45pm and 8.30pm. Each team will have to pay £25 per week, which works out at around £4 per player.

If you want to sign up your team up or want more information, contact Darren Ablett on 01473 400545 or by emailing darren.ablett@itfc.co.uk.

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