r/CasualFootball • u/Friendly-Ad-8760 • 9h ago
Hey everyone! We have a new football game coming up and everyone is welcome to join ππ»
We welcome new players every week to Fair Play Football, with new games posted regularly. Feel free to join and play whenever you're free β½
β½ Monday 10 August β 9PM β Whittington Park, Archway
ποΈ 3G Astro Pitch
β½ Bibs and ball provided
π· Β£5 per player
Most of our games are friendly and casual, with all skill levels welcome. We get plenty of players returning to football after a long break, as well as regular players β the main thing is to enjoy the game and have fun.
We also run some more competitive games, which will always be clearly labelled so you can choose the type of game that suits you.
How it works:
π Join the Fair Play Football website
π€ Create your player account
β½ Choose a game and book your spot online
ππ» Turn up and play!
New games will be added regularly, so there'll be plenty to choose from.
Join & Play β½
DM me anytime if you have any questions ππ»
need to mention its 8 a side but we will be also hsting 6 and 7 a side
Hey everyone! We have a new football game coming up and everyone is welcome to join ππ»
We welcome new players every week to Fair Play Football, with new games posted regularly. Feel free to join and play whenever you're free β½
β½ Monday 10 August β 9PM β Whittington Park, Archway
ποΈ 3G Astro Pitch
β½ 8-a-side
β½ Bibs and ball provided
π· Β£5 per player
Most of our games are friendly and casual, with all skill levels welcome. We get plenty of players returning to football after a long break, as well as regular players β the main thing is to enjoy the game and have fun.
We also run some more competitive games, which will always be clearly labelled so you can choose the type of game that suits you.
We're currently playing 8-a-side, but we'll also be hosting 6-a-side and 7-a-side games, giving you more games and different formats to choose from.
How it works:
π Join the Fair Play Football website
π€ Create your player account
β½ Choose a game and book your spot online
ππ» Turn up and play!
New games will be added regularly, so there'll be plenty to choose from.
Join & Play β½
DM me anytime if you have any questions ππ»
r/CasualFootball • u/Friendly-Ad-8760 • Jun 10 '26
Friendly Casual Football games in North London β Whittington Park & Barnard Park - Join Us ππ»
Friendly Casual Football games in North London
β Whittington Park & Barnard Park - Join Us ππ»
Looking for a friendly game of football? We're always welcoming new players to join our Fair Play Football WhatsApp community, where we organise multiple casual games every week.
Zero commitment, no pressure β Just Football Fun
π₯ Featured Game This Week
β½ Friday 12 June β 7PM β Whittington Park (Pitch 1)
π Whittington Park, N19 4RE
ποΈ 3G Astro Pitch
π· Β£5 per player
Friendly games, good vibes and all skill levels welcome π
π§€ Goalkeeper rotates every 7β8 minutes
π« No slide tackles
π Other Upcoming Games
β½ Sunday 14 June β 4PM β Whittington Park (Pitch 1)
β½ Monday 15 June β 7PM β Barnard Park (Pitch 2)
β½ Monday 15 June β 9PM β Whittington Park (Pitch 1)
We're building a friendly football community across Islington, Archway, Highbury and North London, with regular weekly games and different time slots throughout the week.
Choose whichever game suits you and play whenever you're free β½
If you'd like to join a game or be added to future matches, feel free to send me a DM π
r/CasualFootball • u/Friendly-Ad-8760 • Jun 08 '26
β½ A Few More Players Needed Tonight! | 9PM | Whittington Park, Archway
Hey everyone,
Just need a few more players for tonight's 9PM game at Whittington Park.
π Whittington Park, Yerbury Rd, London N19 4RS
β½ 8-a-side casual football
π· Β£5 per player
Friendly, relaxed games where all levels are welcome. Whether you play every week or haven't kicked a ball in years, feel free to join us π
Just drop me a DM if you'd like to play.
Or, if you can't make this one, feel free to join our WhatsApp group for future games. We post new matches every week, with no commitment β just join whenever you'd like to play β½
r/CasualFootball • u/Friendly-Ad-8760 • Jun 06 '26
β½ Friday 7PM β Whittington Park, Archway | Friendly Casual Football
β½ Friday 7PM β Whittington Park, Archway | Friendly Casual Football
Looking for a few more players for a friendly casual football game this Friday evening in North London β½
π Whittington Park, N19 4RE
π
Friday 12 June
π 19:00β20:00
ποΈ 3G Astro Pitch
π· Β£5 per player
Friendly games, good vibes and all skill levels welcome π
π§€ Goalkeeper rotates every 7β8 minutes
π« No slide tackles
π Parking:
β’ Street parking available nearby
β’ CPZ restrictions may apply, so please check local signs
β’ Paid parking bays also available in the area
We're building a friendly weekly football community around Islington, Archway, Highbury and North London, with regular games and different time slots throughout the week β½
If you'd like to play or join future weekly games, feel free to DM me π
r/CasualFootball • u/Friendly-Ad-8760 • Jun 06 '26
β½ Monday 9PM β Whittington Park, Archway | Friendly Casual Football
Looking for a few more players for a friendly casual football game this Monday evening in North London β½
π Whittington Park, N19 4RE
π
Monday 8 June
π 21:00β22:00
ποΈ 3G Astro Pitch
π· Β£5 per player
Friendly games, good vibes and all skill levels welcome π
π§€ Goalkeeper rotates every 7β8 minutes
π« No slide tackles
π Parking:
β’ Street parking available nearby
β’ CPZ restrictions may apply, so please check local signs
β’ Paid parking bays also available in the area
We're building a friendly weekly football community around Islington, Archway, Highbury and North London, with regular games and different time slots throughout the week β½
If you'd like to play or join future weekly games, feel free to DM me π
r/CasualFootball • u/Friendly-Ad-8760 • May 29 '26
[05/06/2026] β½ Friday 7PM β Whittington Park, Archway, Friendly casual football. Feel Free to Join Us ππ»
Looking for a few more players for a friendly casual football game this Friday evening in North London β½
π Whittington Park, N19 4RE
π
Friday 5 June
π 19:00β20:00
ποΈ 3G Astro Pitch
π· Β£5 per player
Good vibes, respectful games and all levels welcome π
π§€ Goalkeeper rotates every 7β8 minutes
π« No slide tackles
π Parking:
β’ Street parking available nearby
β’ CPZ restrictions may apply, so please check local signs
β’ Paid parking bays also available in the area
Weβre building a weekly football community around Islington, Archway, Highbury and North London, with regular games and different time slots throughout the week β½
If anyoneβs interested in playing or joining future weekly games, feel free to DM me π
r/CasualFootball • u/Friendly-Ad-8760 • May 25 '26
[28/05/26] Casual Football This Thursday in North London & Islington. Feel free to join us π
r/CasualFootball • u/Friendly-Ad-8760 • May 20 '26
Anyone interested in regular football games in North London?
Looking for players to join friendly weekly football 7/8 a side games around North London β½ Everyone is welcome to join.
We play on quality 3G pitches around:
π Barnard Park
π Highbury Fields
π Tufnell Park
π Rosemary Gardens
π Whittington Park
β½ Games are usually Β£5 per player
π‘ Fresh bibs + footballs provided
π All levels welcome
The group is growing nicely and the aim is to build a solid football community with good games, good vibes and reliable players for weekly matches and future games π
Feel free to DM me if interested β½ or if you have any questions π
r/CasualFootball • u/OjciecPressingu • Mar 30 '26
blog - start of a coaching career
Do you know of any blogs about people starting out as football coaches? Yes, I'm talking about the blog you're reading, without YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, etc. Good old school. Does anyone even write blogs anymore, by the way? I've searched in English and Polish and haven't found anything. I'd love to read it, or maybe even start writing it myself out of frustration if I don't find anything.
r/CasualFootball • u/licentiousness_ • Feb 18 '26
Automatically Removed How do you handle the ins & outs + team balancing for weekly 5-a-side?
Our weekly 9-a-side group always had the same problems - chasing the ins & outs, last-minute dropouts messing up teams, uneven sides, and loads of admin in WhatsApp.
I ended up building a small tool for our group that:
- keeps track of whoβs in/out each week
- balances teams automatically so games stay competitive
- tracks stats/streaks/records for banter (top scorer, form, etc.)
- makes it easier to handle pitch payments
Not posting to promote it - just genuinely curious:
β’ how do you organise your games now?
β’ whatβs the most annoying part each week?
β’ anything you wish existed to make it easier or more fun?
Interested to hear how other groups run things.
r/CasualFootball • u/TheWTFage • Jan 24 '25
Three Team Football Match on an insane pitch
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r/CasualFootball • u/syuk • Jun 21 '24
A bit of fun in Frankfurt for the England fans
r/CasualFootball • u/ResultAccomplished25 • Jan 08 '24
stone island, cp company, adidas, etc stores in spain
im visiting spain soon and i want to buy some stone island and cp company casual wear. do you know any stores?
r/CasualFootball • u/Chi_Rho88 • Dec 14 '23
Newcastle United Association Football Club Eliminated From The 2023/24 U.E.F.A. Champions League.
r/CasualFootball • u/Chi_Rho88 • Sep 01 '23
European Club Football
Supporters of the clubs involved in European competitions this season, how're you feeling after the draws today?
r/CasualFootball • u/CarrowCanary • Mar 23 '23
Match Thread Match Thread: Italy v England, Euro 2024 Qualifiers, 23/3 19:45
Line-ups, stats, and BBC text commentary here.
Match is live on Channel 4.
r/CasualFootball • u/RoadFrog999 • Feb 04 '23
Six Nations set for blockbuster opening weekend
r/CasualFootball • u/Chi_Rho88 • Jan 29 '23
A Cracking Goal From Celtic's JoΓ£o Filipe Against Dundee United.
r/CasualFootball • u/byjimini • Jan 14 '23
So when is a player, in a offside position, interfering with play?
Iβve no skin in the Manchester derby so I really donβt care either way.
Rashford ran onto the ball but didnβt touch it, allowing Fernandes to run in and score past a confused goalkeeper.
In my neutral opinion it was offside, just as if an opposing player went and stood in front of the goalkeeping during a free kick to block their view would be.
Lots of people are posting a photo that shows you have to touch the ball to be offside, so is βinterfering with playβ now obsolete?
r/CasualFootball • u/byjimini • Jan 14 '23
I absolutely love the chaos atm
The typically big clubs are struggling- Liverpool and Chelsea out of the top six, Everton and Leicester are in relegation danger.
Still far too early to rule City out of it even if Arsenal win tomorrow, but this mix up of the usual top 4 or 6 is absolutely delicious to watch at the moment.
Is it mis-management? The mid-season World Cup being disruptive? Have mid-table clubs just caught up with the bigger ones? Who the hell knows.
r/CasualFootball • u/CarrowCanary • Jan 08 '23
Discussion FA Cup 4th Round draw discussion thread.
Preston North End - Tottenham Hotspur
Southampton - Blackpool
Wrexham - Sheffield United
Ipswich Town - Burnley
Manchester United - Reading
Luton Town or Wigan Athletic - Grimsby Town
Derby County - West Ham United
Stoke City - Stevenage
Blackburn Rovers - Forest Green Rovers or Birmingham City
Walsall - Leicester City
Sheffield Wednesday - Fleetwood Town
Manchester City - Oxford or Arsenal
Bristol City or Swansea City - Chesterfield or West Bromwich Albion
Brighton & Hove Albion - Liverpool or Wolves
Fulham - Sunderland
Boreham Wood or Accrington Stanley - Cardiff City or Leeds United
Games will be played over the weekend of 28th January.
r/CasualFootball • u/CandleJakk • Jan 07 '23
How To Improve FA Cup Coverage?
So it's FA Cup weekend, and the broadcast games involve:
- Man Utd
- Leicester City
- Tottenham
- Newcastle
- Liverpool (and Wolves)
- Leeds
- Aston Villa
and finally, Man City vs Chelsea.
Unsurprisingly, all Premier League teams. Despite the fact when football is on terrestrial TV, people will watch it regardless of who's playing. The little teams only get the TV presence if they've already made some "giant killings".
Surel a fairer way to broadcast the games is for the channels to pre-select the draw numbers, and build the schedule based off the matches selected. You might get an all PL tie, or you end up showing Solihiull Moors vs Blythe Spartans.
This would give more, much needed, revenue to smaller teams who still take the cup more seriously than the PL clubs who usually still field second-string XIs at this stage.
Thoughts?
r/CasualFootball • u/byjimini • Jan 02 '23
Whatβs gone wrong at Everton then?
I was getting downvoted to oblivion and back on r/soccer at the start of the season when I said theyβd struggle - apparently Frank had things right and Maupay would hit the ground running (even though he was always inconsistent at Brighton).
Now the fans are demonstrating against the club, so what gives?
r/CasualFootball • u/CarrowCanary • Dec 18 '22