Sign up to our grassroots football newsletter, Kick N Mix, to be in with a chance of winning £100 of sports vouchers
We’re offering five Kick N Mix subscribers the chance to win £100 worth of sports vouchers.
Kick N Mix, our kids’ football newsletter celebrating the grassroots game, has gone from strength to strength since launching earlier this year.
Now, as we all start stepping up our preparations for next season, we have an exclusive giveaway for our followers.
By subscribing to our free weekly newsletter you will be automatically entered into a prize draw for Sports Direct vouchers.
The winners will be selected at random and announced in the newsletter, with the lucky five then contacted by email.
We’re giving away 5 x £100 sports vouchers to help you with the cost of kitting out your football superstars ahead of the new campaign.
New football boots? Shinpads? Goalie gloves? Training kit? Or footballs? Spend it on whatever your mini-kickers need!
All you have to do to sign up is drop your email address in the jotform below. Existing subscribers will be entered into the prize draw too.
So what is Kick N Mix anyway?
Kick N Mix will drop into your inbox every Friday, packed full of everything you want and need to know about the junior grassroots game.
Millions of young footballers take to the field in the UK each weekend and we reflect these vibrant football communities in our newsletter.
It’s aimed at grown-ups and our goal is to celebrate your sporty superstars as well as helping to make your football weekends even more fun.
Kick N Mix editor Mat Kendrick said: “For those of us involved in kids’ football, it’s an obsession.
“If we’re not chauffeuring them to training or matches, we’re running the line, organising the raffle, sorting out refreshments, washing kits… the list goes on.
“We know that up and down the country millions of you – parents, grandparents, carers, other relatives and friends – are doing the same and more.”
“So Kick N Mix will bring you top tips and hacks, interviews, advice from experts and all your funny stories to make football weekends (and weekdays) easier and even more enjoyable.”
