tractor girls on tour
WHO ARE WE?
We are a supporters group dedicated to Ipswich Town FC Women. We started this group the evening after the Actonians home game on September 8th. Our first game as an established group was against AFC Sudbury in the Suffolk FA Women’s Cup on September 15th. We have a mix of male and female members which is great for the women’s game.
THE STORY SO FAR?
In such a short space of time we’ve achieved so much. In less than a week we reached over 1,000 followers on Twitter and are now slowly creeping up to 1,200. Our founder, Tom, featured on both BBC Radio Suffolk and Suffolk First DAB discussing the plans for the group and the progress we have made in such a short space of time. We’ve also written numerous blog posts for different women’s football pages on social media that are interested in what we are setting out to do. We’ve currently got 3 flags and are keen to add more to our collection. We had our first one on display at the Sudbury game we’re hopeful we will have the other two that have been designed ready in due course. We’re also selling merchandise and already have had stickers and pin badges designed. That’s just scratching the surface of many ideas as we have.
WHAT DO WE WANT TO DO?
We have so many ideas and with most of our members being young and enthusiastic, there’s an exciting future ahead. The main aim of the group is to bring the club and the fans closer together by organising events such as “Meet the player” evenings and much more. To increase attendances is a massive goal for ourselves because women’s football is growing rapidly. We strive to create an atmosphere at games home and away, rain or shine, up and down the country. We have a drum, many songs and as previously mentioned, custom made flags to display as well.
There is no one else like us out there. We’re going to put Ipswich on the map once again.
WHY NOT BE A PART OF IT AND COME JOIN US?
Since the start of the season, we’ve had the highest crowd figures in the division, including a record crowd of 761 for the East Anglian Derby against Norwich. That shows the enormous growth of the women’s game and shows the scale of what we can achieve if we are all pulling together.
Thanks for your support and we look forward to seeing you soon!
We are a supporters group dedicated to Ipswich Town FC Women. We started this group the evening after the Actonians home game on September 8th. Our first game as an established group was against AFC Sudbury in the Suffolk FA Women’s Cup on September 15th. We have a mix of male and female members which is great for the women’s game.
THE STORY SO FAR?
In such a short space of time we’ve achieved so much. In less than a week we reached over 1,000 followers on Twitter and are now slowly creeping up to 1,200. Our founder, Tom, featured on both BBC Radio Suffolk and Suffolk First DAB discussing the plans for the group and the progress we have made in such a short space of time. We’ve also written numerous blog posts for different women’s football pages on social media that are interested in what we are setting out to do. We’ve currently got 3 flags and are keen to add more to our collection. We had our first one on display at the Sudbury game we’re hopeful we will have the other two that have been designed ready in due course. We’re also selling merchandise and already have had stickers and pin badges designed. That’s just scratching the surface of many ideas as we have.
WHAT DO WE WANT TO DO?
We have so many ideas and with most of our members being young and enthusiastic, there’s an exciting future ahead. The main aim of the group is to bring the club and the fans closer together by organising events such as “Meet the player” evenings and much more. To increase attendances is a massive goal for ourselves because women’s football is growing rapidly. We strive to create an atmosphere at games home and away, rain or shine, up and down the country. We have a drum, many songs and as previously mentioned, custom made flags to display as well.
There is no one else like us out there. We’re going to put Ipswich on the map once again.
WHY NOT BE A PART OF IT AND COME JOIN US?
Since the start of the season, we’ve had the highest crowd figures in the division, including a record crowd of 761 for the East Anglian Derby against Norwich. That shows the enormous growth of the women’s game and shows the scale of what we can achieve if we are all pulling together.
Thanks for your support and we look forward to seeing you soon!