Club News - November

Another brilliant number of weeks across Scotland as clubs continue to showcase everything that makes walking football special β€” community spirit, friendship, health, competition, and unforgettable moments both on and off the pitch.

Drumchapel United Hand Over Incredible Β£1,000 to CHSS πŸ’™

Drumchapel United were proud to welcome representatives from Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland alongside WFS Trustee Matt Ramsay to one of their local sessions recently, where they officially handed over the cheque for their outstanding fundraising total β€” over Β£1,000.

Drumchapel continue to embody what walking football is all about. They are a club with community and inclusivity at their core, working tirelessly to support local causes and create a welcoming space for players of all backgrounds.

A huge thank you to Colin Craig and everyone involved β€” your commitment to our 2025 charity partners is truly appreciated. πŸ’™βš½

Pollok Utd Lift the Trophy at Esquina Park Rangers Tournament πŸ†

A massive congratulations to Pollok United, who travelled to take part in the Esquina Park Rangers Tournament β€” and returned home victorious once again!

Another trophy for the group and a huge well done to all the players involved. πŸ‘

Retro Magic at Scone WFC’s Classic Football Shirt Day πŸ‘•βœ¨

Scone Walking Football Club brought colour, nostalgia and plenty of laughs to their recent session as they hosted a fantastic Classic Football Shirt Day.

With a brilliant turnout, players arrived sporting some truly iconic β€” and in some cases, wonderfully obscure β€” shirts, including:

  • First Vienna FC 1894

  • St Johnstone FC

  • Dundee United

  • Liverpool FC

  • Inter Milan

  • The rarely-seen Scalloway FC from Shetland

  • And even the beloved fictional legends of AFC Richmond

It was a fun-packed day celebrating the history and culture of the game we all love. A superb idea delivered perfectly by the Scone family! πŸ‘πŸ”₯

Raith Rovers Host Their 2025 Christmas Cup at Stark’s Park πŸŽ„βš½

On Sunday 9th November, Raith Rovers Walking Football hosted their annual Christmas Cup, and this year’s event was their biggest yet.

With 12 teams competing and close to 100 players aged 50+ taking part, the pitches at Stark’s Park were buzzing with action, energy and festive spirit.

After a day of brilliant football, Forfar were crowned champions, defeating Arbroath in a competitive and entertaining final.

Huge congratulations to Raith Rovers for organising such a fantastic event β€” another shining example of community football at its very best. πŸŽ„πŸ†

Heineken UK Celebrate International Men’s Day With Walking Football πŸ’šβš½

As part of International Men’s Day, staff from HEINEKEN UK’s Edinburgh team came together for a special walking football session delivered in partnership with Hearts FC coaches.

The session celebrated the men across the organisation, promoting physical activity, mental wellbeing, teamwork, and a chance to connect away from the workplace.

It was inspiring to see colleagues from different departments lace up and enjoy the simple joy of the game while supporting wellbeing across the business. A brilliant initiative and a brilliant day. πŸ’š

A Global Game, A Local Connection β€” A Chance Meeting in Madrid ✈️🏈

Walking football is powerful β€” not just for health and community, but also for the friendships it creates, sometimes in the most unexpected places.

One of our referees Rob Brown recently bumped into Oriam player Ewan at Madrid Airport, shortly after both had attended an NFL match. The two share a club bond and passion for the Washington Redskins, discovering a connection formed first through walking football and strengthened by sport across the world.

Moments like this show the true reach of our community β€” global in its impact, yet deeply personal in its friendships. ❀️🌍

Another Week, Another Celebration of What Matters Most ❀️⚽

From fundraising milestones and fun-filled theme days to tournament success and international surprises, this week once again highlights the power of walking football to bring people together.

Whether competing, supporting charities, or simply sharing a moment with a friend, each story reflects the heart of our sport β€” joy, inclusion, friendship, and community.