 Celtic have once again joined forces with Football Aid to allow their fans the opportunity to play on Parkhead's hallowed turf in 2011, while raising funds for charity at the same time. Football Aid offers fans the opportunity to Live the Dream of an authentic match day experience; to gain exclusive access to the pitch and tunnel areas, pull on their own personalised shirt in the official changing rooms, walk down the tunnel to the sound of a cheering crowd and ultimately to step out onto their Field of Dreams and represent their club in a never to be forgotten 90 minute game. The matches have also been supported by a host of club legends down the years, with the likes of Danny McGrain (Football Aid’s Vice-Patron), Paul Lambert and Neil Lennon all lending their valuable experience in recent years, by playing alongside supporters in the hugely enjoyable games. Booking your position couldn’t be easier, just visit www.footballaid.com then you’ll have two ways to secure your Fixed Price position: Option 1: ‘Buy Now’ - Our quickest and most popular option, or Option 2: ‘Sponsored to Play’ - Pay a non-refundable £100 deposit to secure your position and then simply pay off the remaining balance anytime before 14th December. So if you're keen to secure your place on your Field of Dreams early this season, why not visit www.footballaid.com today to make sure you're ahead of the crowd! Alternatively if you’d like any additional information, you can call Football Aid on 0131 220 5999 or email info@footballaid.com.  2010 sees Football Aid celebrate their 10th anniversary and have given over 11,000 fans the chance to Live the Dream in more than 420 games. They are a groundbreaking organisation which generates funds annually by hosting charity football games at iconic stadiums all over the UK. The unique concept was the brainchild of businessman and Football Aid Chairman Craig Paterson and funds raised from the event will benefit the work of a charitable project nominated by the club, as well as projects nominated by Football Aid’s parent charity Field of Dreams. |