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Timing
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Travel and Parking
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Clothing and Footwear
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Food
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Accessibility and Safety
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Other
Agenda 10:00 - Registration opens
10:30 - Registration closes
11:00 – Tournament Begins
13:00* - Groups End
14:00* - Knockouts Start
15:00* - Finals played
16:00 – Event comes to a close
Timing
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What time do we have to arrive?
a APlayer registration starts at 10 am and closes at 10:30 am. All players participating are required to be at the venue and registered by no later than 10:30 am.
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What time do we expect to finish?
a AWe expect that the awards presentation shall take place circa 4 pm, where players are then allowed to stay for refreshments if they so wish.
Travel and Parking
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Where is the event being held?
a A
The full venue address is:
Goals Wembley
Alperton Playing Fields,
Alperton Ln,
Wembley,
HA0 1JH
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Will travel be provided to the venue?
a AOnecom will not be providing transport to the venue on the day. Like with any other charity event, transport is arranged for by individuals taking part. However, you are able to claim milage.
However, we strongly recommend looking to carpool with your team as a way to minimise costs!
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Reaching the venue by car?
a AGoals Wembley is located on the A40 Great Western Avenue to Hanger Lane Roundabout using the Sudbury Alperton cut-off. Drive about 200 yards down that road until you get to the Esso petrol station and Curry's. Take a left down that road which is called Alperton Lane, follow the road down and you will see Goals on your right. Easy access via tube Hanger Lane (Central Line) and Alperton Train Station (Piccadilly Line).
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Reaching the venue by train?
a AThe closest train station is Wembley Station from there, there are options for buses or its walkable to Goals.
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What are the parking facilities like?
a A
There are Free Parking Spaces.
Clothing and Footwear
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What kind of footwear is allowed?
a ANo metal studs or blades are allowed on the pitches. However, moulds, astros, and plastic studs are allowed.
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Will bibs be provided?
a AYes, bibs will be provided by Goals Wembley.
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Are shin pads required?
a ANo but Goals strongly advise that players wear them for their safety.
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Can I wear jewellery?
a AFor your own safety, we kindly ask that any jewellery be removed (especially hanging jewellery, such as earrings, necklaces, and bracelets).
Food
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Will food be provided?
a A
Yes, there will food available throughout the day for participants. However, we kindly ask that spectators bring their own lunches.
Please let us know of any dietary requirements.
Additionally, if participants require more food, we advise this be brought with you. -
What are the food and drink facilities like at the venue?
a AThere is a fully stocked bar, small selection of hot food available, and vending machines for snacks.
Accessibility and Safety
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Are their disabled entrances?
a AYes
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Is there someone on site with first aid training?
a AAll Goals managers are fully first aid trained. On the day we expect to have a minimum of 2x first aid trained managers/employees on site. However, no one on site is trained in chiro.
Other
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Are spectators allowed to the event?
a AAbsolutely! However, we must please ask that if you are a spectator from Onecom, and are not actively participating in the day, that you book this off as annual leave and gain approval from your line manager.
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What are the rules of the games, and do they vary from the norm?
a AAttached here is a copy of Goals tournament rules. These shall be covered and explained to all players following registration on the day. -
Is there a final date for donations?
a A
Donations will be accepted up to two weeks after the event, with a final date of the 23rd of May.
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Timing
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What time do we have to arrive?
a APlayer registration starts at 10 am and closes at 10:30 am. All players participating are required to be at the venue and registered by no later than 10:30 am.
-
What time do we expect to finish?
a AWe expect that the awards presentation shall take place circa 4 pm, where players are then allowed to stay for refreshments if they so wish.
-
-
Travel and Parking
-
Where is the event being held?
a A
The full venue address is:
Goals Wembley
Alperton Playing Fields,
Alperton Ln,
Wembley,
HA0 1JH
-
Will travel be provided to the venue?
a AOnecom will not be providing transport to the venue on the day. Like with any other charity event, transport is arranged for by individuals taking part. However, you are able to claim milage.
However, we strongly recommend looking to carpool with your team as a way to minimise costs!
-
Reaching the venue by car?
a AGoals Wembley is located on the A40 Great Western Avenue to Hanger Lane Roundabout using the Sudbury Alperton cut-off. Drive about 200 yards down that road until you get to the Esso petrol station and Curry's. Take a left down that road which is called Alperton Lane, follow the road down and you will see Goals on your right. Easy access via tube Hanger Lane (Central Line) and Alperton Train Station (Piccadilly Line).
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Reaching the venue by train?
a AThe closest train station is Wembley Station from there, there are options for buses or its walkable to Goals.
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What are the parking facilities like?
a A
There are Free Parking Spaces.
-
Where is the event being held?
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Clothing and Footwear
-
What kind of footwear is allowed?
a ANo metal studs or blades are allowed on the pitches. However, moulds, astros, and plastic studs are allowed.
-
Will bibs be provided?
a AYes, bibs will be provided by Goals Wembley.
-
Are shin pads required?
a ANo but Goals strongly advise that players wear them for their safety.
-
Can I wear jewellery?
a AFor your own safety, we kindly ask that any jewellery be removed (especially hanging jewellery, such as earrings, necklaces, and bracelets).
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Food
-
Will food be provided?
a A
Yes, there will food available throughout the day for participants. However, we kindly ask that spectators bring their own lunches.
Please let us know of any dietary requirements.
Additionally, if participants require more food, we advise this be brought with you. -
What are the food and drink facilities like at the venue?
a AThere is a fully stocked bar, small selection of hot food available, and vending machines for snacks.
-
Will food be provided?
-
Accessibility and Safety
-
Are their disabled entrances?
a AYes
-
Is there someone on site with first aid training?
a AAll Goals managers are fully first aid trained. On the day we expect to have a minimum of 2x first aid trained managers/employees on site. However, no one on site is trained in chiro.
-
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Other
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Are spectators allowed to the event?
a AAbsolutely! However, we must please ask that if you are a spectator from Onecom, and are not actively participating in the day, that you book this off as annual leave and gain approval from your line manager.
-
What are the rules of the games, and do they vary from the norm?
a AAttached here is a copy of Goals tournament rules. These shall be covered and explained to all players following registration on the day. -
Is there a final date for donations?
a A
Donations will be accepted up to two weeks after the event, with a final date of the 23rd of May.
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Agenda 10:00 - Registration opens
10:30 - Registration closes
11:00 – Tournament Begins
13:00* - Groups End
14:00* - Knockouts Start
15:00* - Finals played
16:00 – Event comes to a close
Contact Us
For other queries not otherwise detailed above, relating solely to the venue or game, please contact wembley@goalsfootball.co.uk or 0208 997 4040
For external Onecom queries, please contact Amy Manthorpe at amy.manthorpe@onecom.co.uk.