Bury 2 - 2 York

20th December 2014

League Two

York 1 - 0 Accrington

26th December 2014

League Two

Carlisle 0 - 3 York

28th December 2014

League Two

York 0 - 0 Plymouth

3rd January 2015

League Two

Wycombe 1 - 0 York

10th January 2015

League Two

Pay On The Day Confirmed | Ticket & Travel Details | Aldershot Town (A) | Saturday, September 21st

<p>Image by Tom Poole Tickets and travel for the Minstermen’s visit to The EBB Stadium on Saturday, September 21st (3pm kick off) are now on sale. Tickets are on sale through the host club’s ticketing platform, which can be found by clicking here. York City supporters will be housed in the South Stand’s away section, where there is covered seating in the ‘South East Seating’ and an uncovered terrace. York City were given an allocation of 160 in South East Seating and 510 in the uncovered terrace, with a total allocation of 670. PRICES ‘Early Bird’ ticket prices are as follows: Adult: £21 Concession (Over 66, Military Personnel, Aged 18-20, Disabled): £17 Junior (17 & under): £5 Under 11s*: Free Carer: Free All cost tickets are subject to a £2 increase on matchday, excluding ‘Junior (17 & under) which rise by £3. ‘Early Bird’ pricing ends 48 hours before kick off, so secure tickets by Thursday at 3pm for the best possible price. PAY ON THE DAY Pay on the day facilities are available. Tickets are available from the front ticket office on the High Street. However, as mentioned, prices do rise on matchday / 48 hours before kick off. TRAVEL WITH YORK PULLMAN...</p> <p>The post <a href="https://yorkcityfootballclub.co.uk/ticket-travel-details-aldershot-town-a-saturday-september-21st/">Pay On The Day Confirmed | Ticket & Travel Details | Aldershot Town (A) | Saturday, September 21st</a> appeared first on <a href="https://yorkcityfootballclub.co.uk">York City Football Club</a>.</p>

Loan Watch | Seven players from York City out with various clubs

<p>Image by Tom Poole We take a look at how some of The Minstermen’s players are faring out on loan whilst away from the LNER Community Stadium, with seven players currently playing across the pyramid. Some of the loan spells at present are with a mixture of National League, and National League North sides, with players on extended terms and shorter one-month long agreements. Levi Andoh The Dutch defender joined Darlington on an initial one-month long loan deal in August, and has since gone on to complete multiple 90 minutes for the first time in over a year. The 24-year-old’s debut away to Buxton saw the defender put in 55 minutes of graft before three further appearances against Curzon Ashton, Alfreton and Marine all concluded in 90 minutes of football. Thierry Latty-Fairweather An initial month’s long loan spell with Maidenhead United commenced in August for left-back Thierry Latty-Fairweather. The 21-year-old hasn’t missed a game so far, featuring in seven Maidenhead fixtures, picking up one clean sheet. He also featured for 90 minutes in the side which turned over Barnet 3-1 at York Road. Latty-Fairweather has played out the full 90 minutes across the five games, coming off in the 71st...</p> <p>The post <a href="https://yorkcityfootballclub.co.uk/loan-watch-seven-players-from-york-city-out-with-various-clubs/">Loan Watch | Seven players from York City out with various clubs</a> appeared first on <a href="https://yorkcityfootballclub.co.uk">York City Football Club</a>.</p>

Zanda Siziba’s loan spell with Spennymoor Town concludes

<p>Image by Adam Davy York City can confirm that Zanda Siziba’s time out on loan with National League North side Spennymoor Town has concluded. The winger joined Graeme Lee’s side in the middle of August on an initial one-month long loan deal, ahead of matchday two against Leamington. Siziba featured in six games since for the side, netting a goal against Radcliffe after pouncing on a goalkeeping error.</p> <p>The post <a href="https://yorkcityfootballclub.co.uk/zanda-sizibas-loan-spell-with-spennymoor-town-concludes/">Zanda Siziba’s loan spell with Spennymoor Town concludes</a> appeared first on <a href="https://yorkcityfootballclub.co.uk">York City Football Club</a>.</p>

York City Football Club Foundation Scores Hat-Trick with national housebuilder

<p>Image by Tom Poole York City Football Club Foundation has netted the support of York-based housebuilder Persimmon for a third year running. Representatives from Persimmon were at the LNER Community Stadium on Saturday to mark the agreement as the Minstermen went top of the league with a 3-nil win over AFC Fylde. The support provided by Persimmon will once again underpin the Foundation’s City Kick About sessions and the Community Tickets programme which gives local young people the chance to watch York City for free at designated fixtures. This year’s agreement will see Persimmon cover the cost of 10 such fixtures with the first being last Saturday’s thumping victory over AFC Fylde. Last season almost 3000 young City fans took up the chance to watch City for free with another 9 such chances still to come this season. Led by the Foundation’s FA qualified coaches, City Kick About sessions meanwhile run at 2 venues across York two evenings a week, 48 weeks of the year and give all 8-17 year olds access to play football for just £1. Paula Stainton, YCFC Foundation Manager, said, “Thanks to the support we received last year, we’ve enabled so many young people to both...</p> <p>The post <a href="https://yorkcityfootballclub.co.uk/york-city-football-club-foundation-scores-hat-trick-with-national-housebuilder/">York City Football Club Foundation Scores Hat-Trick with national housebuilder</a> appeared first on <a href="https://yorkcityfootballclub.co.uk">York City Football Club</a>.</p>

Building an inclusive football community in York

<p>York City Football Club Foundation is launching an exciting initiative for young people and adults with disabilities and additional needs. The Foundation’s new Disability section will offer a range of inclusive opportunities for juniors and adults, from recreational to competitive, forming a player pathway leading to the North East and Yorkshire Cerebral Palsy Football Team. Paula Stainton, YCFC Foundation manager, said: “We’re passionate about promoting inclusivity in sport – we want to see everyone in our community get the same opportunities to play football.  We’re incredibly proud to be launching our new Disability section. We’re committed to creating a safe, positive and supportive environment where both juniors and adults can enjoy the game and develop their talent.” The new section will include: Junior pan disability football weekly training and competing in the Ability Counts League for players Under 12 or 13-16 with disabilities and additional needs Adult pan disability football weekly training for players age 16+ with disabilities and additional needs and competing in the Ability Counts League North East and Yorkshire Cerebral Palsy Football Teamfor players 16+ with cerebral palsy, stroke and acquired brain injuries and competing with regular fixtures in the National Cerebral Palsy Football League and the...</p> <p>The post <a href="https://yorkcityfootballclub.co.uk/building-an-inclusive-football-community-in-york/">Building an inclusive football community in York</a> appeared first on <a href="https://yorkcityfootballclub.co.uk">York City Football Club</a>.</p>