CLUB CHAIRMAN STATEMENT - 2024/25 Memberships

I hope you are enjoying some time away from National League football after an exciting and successful end to last season. With ten points out of a possible fifteen in our last five games, we were able to confirm another season of National League football. 

 

This successful end of the season coincided with our inaugural CALM Charity All-Stars Match held at York Road. It was a fantastic day with over £7,400 raised to help support the vital work they do. 

 

While the club want to be ambitious and finish as high as possible, survival is still a huge achievement for a part time club in an increasingly tough National League. We now look forward to our eighth year at this level and need your support more than ever. 

 

We want to remain a prominent part of the community and make attending matches at York Road as accessible as possible. With this in mind, we are delighted to announce the introduction of a payment plan available for those purchasing Early Bird Gold Memberships. Due to the current economic climate, we are hoping that the introduction of a payment plan will allow fans to continue to generate a magnificent atmosphere at York Road at an affordable price. 

 

This season the benefits of being a Maidenhead United FC Gold Member this season will include: 

 

- 2024/25 season ticket providing entry to 23 home league matches. 

 

- Access to women’s home league matches. 

 

- Reserved seat in the Main Stand (for those who purchase a seated ticket only). 

 

- Exclusive access to a behind closed doors training session and post training Q&A session with the players and management team. 

 

- Receipt of exclusive offers during the course of the season – the first offer being to bring a friend for free to the first home league game of the season. 

 

All details of pricing for Gold & Silver Memberships as well payment plans can be below! 

Thank you in advance for your support, it means a great deal to us. I look forward to seeing you soon and enjoy your summer break. 

 

Kind regards, 

 

Peter Griffin 

 

Chairman 

 

Maidenhead United FC