Category: Club News

Gate and Season Ticket Prices For 2025/26 Season

The board of HUFC is delighted to announce the gate and season ticket prices for the 2025/26 season. We have listened to the feedback from fans on last season’s prices, and having taken into account the general increase in cost of living, wish to encourage more supporters to attend our games by making the costs more affordable.

Adults

  • Turnstile Price £12
  • Standing Season Ticket £199
  • Seating Season Ticket £220

Concessions (Including Students)

  • Turnstile Price £8
  • Standing Season Ticket £135
  • Seating Season Ticket £155

Under 16s

  • Turnstile Price £6
  • Standing Season Ticket £75
  • Seating Season Ticket £90

Under 12s

  • Turnstile Price £2 (when accompanied by an Adult)

Season tickets will only be made available to purchase on the FanBase App after June 1st.

We would urge anyone purchasing a season ticket to use the FanBase App as it will cut down on any admin that we have to do if purchased at the football club.
It’s a simple as either installing the App or going to the URL that we will publish when available and making your purchase. You will then have a QR code, either in the App or in an E-Mail to show at the turnstiles.

Also, again this season, anyone with a season ticket will be entitled to discount in the Social Club and the App2Tap machines. For Social Club discount you will need to show your QR code, for App2Tap you will be sent a discount code to apply to the App2Tap App.

Hyde United Women – Season Finale

Our Women’s team are in with a shout of winning the GMWFL Premier Division, should they win away at Rochdale on Sunday.

Get down there and roar them on:-

Hopwood Hall College, St Mary’s Gate, Rochdale OL12 6RY
27th April 2025
2:00PM

Under 21’s B cup final

Our under 21’s B side are in the Northwest Development Under 21’s Divisional Cup final on Friday 25th April
They are away at  Avro FC
Kick off is 7:45pm
Be good to see as many of you down there:-
The Vestacare Stadium
White Bank Rd,
Oldham
OL8 3JH

Hyde Soup Winners

Last night we had the first winner of the First Hyde SOUP!
We’re proud to announce that Val Hadley, representing the Hyde United Supporters Club, was voted the winner at the first-ever Hyde SOUP event!
Delivering a heartfelt pitch, Val captured the support of the audience and was awarded the cheque by tonight’s host, Tom Armstrong.
The funds will go towards the renovation of the Social Club

Here’s a photo of Val receiving the cheque — a fantastic moment for a truly deserving cause!

 

 

Dave Gresty Presentation

Before kick off yesterday, Chairman Steve Hartley presented a lifetime achievement award to Dave Gresty.
During his many decades of volunteering and support to the football club Dave has done pretty much every role possible, and for the last number of years has supported the first team staff, under a number of management teams and squads, as part of the dressing room and kit team.
The respect and appreciation shown to Dave before kick off by the entire ground of supporters, volunteers, directors, players, management and opposition yesterday proves just what a Club Legend Dave has been and always will be! So much so there weren’t many dry eyes in the ground.
Before kick off yesterday, Chairman Steve Hartley presented a lifetime achievement award to Dave Gresty.
Thank you for your lifelong support and service to Hyde United Football Club – Dave Gresty

Hyde United CBS – AGM Agenda

Hyde United Community Association Football Club Limited
Annual General Meeting 23 April 2025 7.30 p.m. Hyde United Social Club

The Agenda for the AGM is as follows:

  1. The receipt of the accounts for the year ended 31 May 2024 and the report of the board thereon. The accounts to be presented will comprise both those of the company and its subsidiary Hyde United Association Football Club Limited.
  2. Re-appointment of RfM Audit LLP as auditors.
  3. Election of directors.

Whilst not forming part of the AGM, the Board will take questions from the members and answer them to the best of their ability.

Attendance at the AGM is restricted to CBS members. Existing members should ensure that they have paid their annual membership fee of £10. Non-member supporters can become members for £10 which they receive a £1 voting share and one year’s membership. Both membership and renewals can be purchased from the online club shop here. No person can hold more than 1 voting share.

If you are unsure if your membership has expired, please email secretary@hydeunited.co.uk with your name and address, and we can check and get back to you.

Election of Directors

The constitution of Hyde United Community Association Football Club Limited states that directors shall serve for three years, and that one third of the directors commencing with the longest serving shall retire at each Annual General Meeting.

There are currently twelve directors on the Board, the maximum allowed by the Rules.  Four directors are therefore required to retire this year and offer themselves for re-election if they so wish.

The directors retiring at this year’s AGM are:

Peter AInger – Director / Stadium Manager

Daniel Bradley – Director/Match Day Safety Officer

Michael Davies – Football Director

Mark Tonge –    Director/Ground Maintenance Officer

The retiring directors have indicated their willingness to stand for re-election.

With the exception of the roles of Chairman and Treasurer, which are elected by the Board of Directors following the AGM, the club’s policy is that directors should be elected to fulfil specific roles within the club. The roles currently to be filled are therefore those held by the retiring directors.

Should anyone else wish to stand for election as a director, your nomination, proposed and seconded by CBS members, should be forwarded to secretary@hydeunited.co.uk,  not later than 5.00 p.m. on 22nd April 2025, and include the following:

  • The position you wish to stand for
  • Why you think you are best suited for the position
  • Any skills you have that would make you a good fit for the position

Successful appointees will be required to comply with the FA Fit and Proper Persons regulations

In the event that further nominations are received, a ballot will be required.

As Hyde United Community Association Football Club Limited (the CBS) holds 100% of the voting A shares in Hyde United Association Football Club Limited (the football club), directorships in the CBS will be mirrored in the football club.

Hyde Soup

On Tuesday 22nd April, we are opening our doors for something a little different — and we’d love YOU to be there!

📍 Hyde Soup at Hyde United Football Club
🕕 Doors open 6.30pm | 💷 Just £5 on the door (cash preferred)
🍲 Includes a bowl of warming soup & your vote!

Four fantastic local community groups will be pitching their projects, sharing their passion, and hoping to win your vote to secure vital funding for their cause.

This is your chance to: ✅ Support brilliant local volunteers
✅ Discover grassroots projects doing good in our community
✅ Be part of something positive — right here at your local club!

👏 Let’s show them the same support we show on match days — loud, proud, and united!

Bring your friends, spread the word, and help us pack the place out.
Tell us your coming  and enjoy an evening of community spirit and local pride.

See you there, Tigers!

Last Home Game Gate Prices

For our last home game of the season on 21st April, Bank Holiday Monday when we host Warrington Rylands, there will be discounted gate prices.

This will apply to home and away fans.

  • Adults – £10
  • Concessions – £7
  • Under 18s – £5
  • Under 12s – £2 (when accompanied by an adult)

We hope to see you on Bank Holiday Monday.

 

Blyth Spartans Post Match reaction

Following the 3-2 victory over Blyth Spartans, assistant manager Martin Coyne spoke about the win.

On the victory

It was a tough game,the conditions didn’t help, the wind was very strong, probably stronger than people realise when you’re actually out there on the pitch. It was difficult playing against it but we chose to go against the wind in the first half, but it ended up being a bit stop-start, probably a reflection of our season in both final thirds. That said, we still should have scored two or three goals in the first half.

At half-time, the gaffer switched a few things around and it worked really well. We looked to get in behind a little quicker. Credit to Blyth, although they’re relegated, they made a good account of themselves today. They should be proud of their performance.

On the character the lads showed
Absolutely. They showed real resilience, conceding but then coming back strongly. Special mention to young Showman it was a fantastic finish to win us the game. He looked really lively when he came on, very pleased with him.

Both lads from Salford did really well. They’re direct, young, and hungry, and they want to get the ball down and play. Very promising signs from both of them.

On ”One Club Day”

It’s something we’ve talked about before. Seven years ago, we started the junior football club with just 32 kids. Seeing everyone out there today for the photo shows just how far we’ve come, not just the juniors, but the whole football club.

It’s been a fantastic turnout, the weather’s been lovely, and there’s even a band playing at the club now so a really successful day.

I’m hoping not just for today’s crowd to return, but even more to come along next week against Matlock we’ve already started planning for next week and preparations begin on Tuesday.