
Membership
If you believe in the aims and aspirations of City of Liverpool Football Club, you can become a member, which provides you with the means to shape the future of the club.
![]() ![]() PostponedNorthern Premier League N/West
2020/21
Vesty Road, Bootle, Liverpool. N/A City of Liverpool FC vs Colne |
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1 | ![]() | 8 | 18 |
2 | ![]() | 7 | 16 |
3 | ![]() | 7 | 16 |
4 | ![]() | 7 | 16 |
5 | ![]() | 7 | 14 |
If you believe in the aims and aspirations of City of Liverpool Football Club, you can become a member, which provides you with the means to shape the future of the club.
All the information needed for matchgoers at the berry street garage stadium, whether it’s your 1st or 100th game.
The broad vision that brought the founding members together was one of a football club that was owned by our community and represented the community’s civic, social and cultural identity.
The genesis of this club goes all the way back to 2008 and can be traced through lots of small meetings, chats, encounters, and talk.
It’s fair to say our club has been quite succesfull in its 5 short years in existence.
The Purple Hub sports complex, comprising a sports hall, boxing gym, all weather football pitches, grass football pitches, tennis courts and bowling greens
We believe that no child should ever go hungry and that all families in our community should have access to food when they find their fridge and their pockets are empty.
Find out more about our scheme helping combat racism by bringing refugees/asylum seekers and local lads together.
City of Liverpool FC
SPECTATOR GUIDANCE
FA Trophy
City of Liverpool FC Vs Cleethorpes Town
Saturday 17th October 2020, 3pm, Berry Street Garage Stadium, L30 1NY
City of Liverpool FC has now held three home fixtures that have been organised in accordance with guidance from the FA for the “Limited Return Of Spectators For Clubs At Steps 3-6” and the Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport “Return to Recreational Team Sport Framework”:
https://www.thefa.com/news/2020/aug/19/updated-guidelines-for-return-of-spectators-190820
The club wishes to place on record its thanks to all supporters who attended these matches and complied with both the guidance issued and the directions of our stewarding team when in the stadium.
City of Liverpool FC fully, and without equivocation, supports the introduction of stronger local measures to combat the Covid-19 pandemic. As such, following the introduction of additional Tier 3 restrictions in the Liverpool City Region from Wednesday 14th October, the club has sought guidance from local public health officials regarding the organisation of this match. In response, Sefton MBC has advised the club as follows:
“The Council’s previous advice remains:
‘From 22 September and for all areas affected, we advise that you should not attend amateur or professional sporting events as a spectator in the areas affected. If you do attend, you must remain socially distanced and in groups of no more than 6’
We note that you will have all indoor facilities closed and that you will ensure that the “rule of six” is maintained.”
Accordingly, the club has decided that this match will take place under Stage 2 FA and DCMS guidance, with stadium capacity capped at 400 spectators.
Experience of three prior home fixtures to date indicates that this would offer spectators a safe environment and, with attendance restricted to approximately 20% of the stadium’s full capacity, social distancing can be observed. This option also actively prevents most of our supporters from attending the fixture.
In practical terms, supporters attending this match will once again be required to co-operate with the club in the implementation of our measures to ensure a safe environment for all in attendance:
Any supporters who feel that they cannot comply with these reasonable, and necessary, regulations are welcome to not attend matches until “normality” returns.
The clubhouse will be closed for this fixture.
Please note that all areas outside of the clubhouse are under the jurisdiction of City of Liverpool FC for the duration of our home matches. As such, all supporters are requested to comply with the directions given by the club’s stewarding team.
This advice may be subject to change at short notice should further definitive public health guidance be made available to the club. Please follow the club’s social media channels for the latest updates.
CITY OF LIVERPOOL FC Vs CLEETHORPES TOWN
3pm Saturday 17th October 2020
Berry Street Garage Stadium, Vesty Road, Bootle L30 1NY
STAGE 2 FIXTURE – ONE WAY SYSTEM
> Cashless entry at turnstiles
> Follow one way system anti clockwise to designated terrace/stand area as directed by stewards
> Covered terracing to be filled by “compartment” from furthest barrier at the Romans End, followed by The Shed, then the Dodge Kop
> Seating to be filled to limited capacity, by those requesting a seat, from the stand nearest the Romans End to the stand ajacent to The Shed
> No pitchside standing outside of the Romans End, The Shed or Dodge Kop
> Pathway around the pitchside perimeter fencing to be kept clear to enable unobstructed passing
> Unless capacity determines otherwise, decking to be kept clear to enable distanced queuing for facilities and unobstructed exit from facilities