Whether you’re an experienced creative or looking to gain valuable experience in a football environment, we’d love to hear from you.

Here are some of the potential roles we are looking to add but if you think you have something to bring that doesn’t fit within these then please reach out.

Media Officer

Help keep supporters informed with:

•⁠ ⁠Live matchday updates on X
•⁠ ⁠Match reports
•⁠ ⁠Written content

Photographer

Capture the best moments from:

•⁠ ⁠First team matches
•⁠ ⁠Training sessions
•⁠ ⁠Club events
•⁠ ⁠Player and sponsor content

Videographer / Content Creator

Produce engaging video content including:

•⁠ ⁠Matchday highlights
•⁠ ⁠Behind-the-scenes footage
•⁠ ⁠Player features
•⁠ ⁠Short-form content for social media including TikTok & Reels

What We’re Looking For

•⁠ ⁠A passion for football
•⁠ ⁠Creativity and reliability
•⁠ ⁠A willingness to learn and work as part of a team
•⁠ ⁠Experience is welcomed but not essential

These are voluntary roles and provide an excellent opportunity to build your portfolio, gain experience in football media and become part of an ambitious club.

How to Apply

To apply, email media@bristolmanorfarm.com with:

•⁠ ⁠A short introduction about yourself
•⁠ ⁠The role(s) you’d like to apply for
•⁠ ⁠Examples of your work (where applicable)

Applications are open now, and we look forward to welcoming new members to the Farm media team.

#UpTheFarm

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The wait is over – 2026/27 Bristol Manor Farm Season Tickets are now available to purchase online!

After another busy summer at The Creek, we’re gearing up for what promises to be an exciting Southern League campaign. Whether you’ve been following the Farm for years or are looking to experience matchdays for the first time, there’s no better way to be part of the journey than with a season ticket.

Back the Farm every step of the way and enjoy all 21 Southern League home fixtures at fantastic value.

Season Ticket Prices 2026/27

Adults: £168 (just £8 per game)

Concessions (Over-65s, NHS, Armed Forces Personnel, Military Veterans & Student ID Card Holders): £136.50 (just £6.50 per game)

Youth (13–16): £84 (just £4 per game)

Junior (Under 12): £21 (just £1 per game)

Child (Under 5): FREE

Secure Your Seat at The Creek

With Will Justin assembling an exciting squad ready to compete this season and supporters set to enjoy a newly renovated Creek on matchdays, there’s never been a better time to commit to the Farm.

Your season ticket guarantees entry to every Southern League home match, offers outstanding value throughout the campaign, and ensures you’re right behind the team from the opening whistle to the final game of the season.

Purchase your season ticket today at:

tickets.bristolmanorfarm.com

Concession Season Tickets

Concession season tickets are available for Over-65s, NHS staff, Armed Forces personnel, Military Veterans and Student ID card holders.

To purchase a concession season ticket, please email craig@bristolmanorfarm.com before completing your purchase, and we’ll be happy to help.

Thank you for your incredible support. We can’t wait to welcome everyone back to The Creek for another unforgettable season.

Up The Farm!

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Make one of the biggest occasions at The Creek even more special by enjoying our Matchday Hospitality package as Bristol Manor Farm welcome Newport County for our highly anticipated pre-season fixture on Saturday 4th July, kicking off at 1:00pm.

With one of our largest crowds in recent years expected, our hospitality package offers the perfect opportunity to enjoy the day in comfort before taking in the action from the stands. 

Hosted in our newly refurbished Bristol Beer Factory Lounge, you’ll enjoy exclusive access, great food courtesy of Pieminister, complimentary drinks, and a relaxed atmosphere before and after the match.

Matchday Hospitality – £45 per person

Your hospitality package includes:

• Match Ticket
• Access to the Newly Refurbished Bristol Beer Factory Lounge
• Entry from 11:00am via a Dedicated Queue
• Complimentary Drink on Arrival
• Complimentary Half-Time Drink & Refreshments
• Pre-Match Meal courtesy of Pieminister
• Matchday Programme

With demand already high for this fixture, hospitality places are strictly limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis. Supporters are encouraged to book early to avoid disappointment. 

To book your place or find out more, please contact jack@bristolmanorfarm.com

We look forward to welcoming you to Bristol Manor Farm for what promises to be a fantastic afternoon of football at The Creek.

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Bristol Manor Farm is delighted to announce the appointment of Stephen Barnes as the club’s new Supporters Liaison Officer (SLO).

A familiar face around The Creek and on the road, Stephen has been a dedicated Bristol Manor Farm supporter for a number of years. During that time, he has played a key role in creating a real sense of community through the Bristol Manor Family, helping to bring supporters together while adding colour and atmosphere to both home and away matches with flags, chants and unwavering backing for the team.

Stephen now takes on this important role with the aim of strengthening the relationship between the club and its supporters, ensuring fans have a clear voice while helping to build an even stronger connection across every part of Bristol Manor Farm.

Working alongside the wider BMF team, Stephen will assist in implementing supporter engagement initiatives, club communications, strategic messaging and fan-focused content. He will also act as a vital bridge between the club and its supporters, helping to ensure ideas, feedback and opportunities are shared in both directions.

As Supporters Liaison Officer, Stephen’s key objectives will include:

• Improving communication through regular contact with supporters
• Supporting outreach initiatives to increase awareness of Bristol Manor Farm Football Club
• Identifying and encouraging new supporters to become part of the Farm family
• Helping to unify support across our First Team, Women’s Team and Youth Teams
• Contributing to strategies that enhance the matchday experience for everyone attending The Creek
• Supporting the club’s ambition to establish Bristol Manor Farm as Bristol’s non-league football experience of choice

Stephen’s appointment is a natural progression given the passion, energy and commitment he has already shown as a supporter. His enthusiasm for bringing people together and creating a welcoming, inclusive atmosphere makes him ideally placed to help strengthen the bond between the club and its fans as Bristol Manor Farm continues to grow on and off the pitch.

Supporters who would like to get in touch with Stephen, share ideas or provide feedback can contact him directly at stephen@bristolmanorfarm.com

Everyone at Bristol Manor Farm Football Club congratulates Stephen on his appointment and looks forward to working with him as we continue to build a stronger, louder and more connected Farm family.

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Bristol Manor Farm AFC are delighted to announce that tickets are now on sale for our highly anticipated pre-season fixture against Newport County AFC at The Creek Community Stadium.

The match will take place on Saturday 4 July 2026, with kick-off scheduled for 1:00pm, and promises to be one of the biggest occasions at the club in recent years.

As we welcome our visitors from Newport County, supporters can expect a fantastic afternoon of football, with a large crowd anticipated at The Creek. Due to expected demand, fans are strongly encouraged to secure their tickets in advance to avoid disappointment.

Match Details

Fixture: Bristol Manor Farm AFC vs Newport County AFC
Date: Saturday 4 July 2026
Kick-Off: 1:00pm
Venue: The Creek

Ticket Prices

Advance Online Purchase

• Adults: £10
• Under 16s: £5
• Under 5s: Free (ticket/QR code still required)

On The Gate

• Adults: £12
• Under 16s: £7
• Under 5s: Free

Matchday Information

Supporters can make the most of the day with food outlets and bars open before kick-off, providing the perfect opportunity to enjoy the pre-match atmosphere.

We recommend arriving early to avoid queues and enjoy everything on offer around the ground before the action gets underway.

The day does not end at full-time either. Fans are invited to stay after the match as FIFA World Cup action will be shown live on the big screen in the clubhouse.

Secure Your Tickets Today

With one of the largest attendances in recent years expected at The Creek, advance booking is highly recommended.

Tickets can be purchased now at:

tickets.bristolmanorfarm.com

We look forward to welcoming supporters to The Creek for what promises to be a memorable pre-season occasion.

Up The Farm!

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Bristol Manor Farm AFC are delighted to announce the launch of Bristol Manor Farm Women ahead of the 2026/27 season.

The team, previously known as Ashton Ladies, have proudly called The Creek home over the past couple of seasons and will now officially come under the Bristol Manor Farm banner as part of the ever-growing Farmy Army.

The move marks another significant step forward for the club as Bristol Manor Farm continues to expand its football offering and strengthen its pathway for players across the community. Supporters will now be able to back a women’s side fully integrated within the club structure, representing the same values and ambitions that have become synonymous with football at The Creek.

Director of Football Chris Holland welcomed the news and spoke of the importance of the development for the club:

“This is another really important step in widening our football offering here at The Creek. After using our pitch as Ashton Ladies for the last couple of seasons we are delighted to be able to call the team our own for 2026/7 where they will benefit from all the same facilities and support as given to our men’s team.”

New Manager Steve Ponsford also shared his excitement ahead of the new era for the side:

After several round the table chats with Craig and Dutch, I’m delighted to have signed up my team with the Farmy Army. There are exciting times ahead and we are joining a project that excites us all

Steve will be joined by Assistant Manager Mitch Ford and Goalkeeping Coach James Needs.

The newly formed Bristol Manor Farm Women will benefit from the club’s facilities, infrastructure and support network, helping to create the best possible environment for players, coaches and supporters alike.

Further details regarding league and fixture announcements for the 2026/27 campaign will be revealed in due course as excitement builds for a new chapter at The Creek.

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Bristol Manor Farm are delighted to announce the appointment of Mark Read as our new Assistant Manager ahead of the 2026/27 season.

Mark joins the Farm from Hallen, where he was part of the coaching team that won the Western League Division One title, and reached the FA Vase Semi Final last season.

His previous experience also includes a successful spell at Bridgwater, winning the Les Phillips Cup, alongside a stint as Manager at Wells City where he secured promotion and lifted the Somerset Premier Cup.

Away from non league, Mark has also held leading education roles with Forest Green Rovers, Bristol Rovers and now SGS College, where he serves as Curriculum Director.

Manager Will Justin said on Read’s arrival –

“I’m delighted to announce Mark as my Assistant for the new season. We have known each other for a long time and he brings a wealth of experience across the game. Ready will bring fresh ideas to the management team and I’m looking forward to working with him again”

We’re delighted to welcome Mark to The Creek and look forward to seeing him alongside Will and the management team this season.

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Bristol Manor Farm AFC are pleased to confirm the appointment of Craig Stevens, Jack
Hennessy, and Chris Holland to the Club’s Board, with immediate effect.
The new Board assumes full ownership and operational control at a pivotal time, stepping into provide leadership and stability during this important transitional period.
Following recent challenges, new leadership and vision were essential to safeguard the Club
and secure its future. The Directors are committed to protecting Bristol Manor Farm’s proud
history while establishing strong, sustainable foundations for long-term success.
Immediate priorities include restoring financial stability, strengthening operations, setting a
clear long-term strategy, and supporting the Club’s management teams both on and off the
pitch. Speaking on behalf of the Board, Chris Holland said:

“Bristol Manor Farm is a fantastic football and social club with deep roots in its community.
We recognise the responsibility we now carry.
While we await completion of the FA’s ownership approval process, our focus is stability,
transparency and open communication as we reset, rebuild and move the Club forward
together.”

A full review of facilities and operations is already underway, with further updates to follow.
The Club thanks its players, staff, volunteers and supporters for their continued commitment
during a challenging season.
The focus now is unity, improving facilities and working collectively towards a sustainable
future, with community impact at its core.

Craig Stevens – Director

Craig is a local business owner with over 25 years’ experience across the sports, fitness,
leisure, hospitality and live events sectors. He holds an academic background in Sports
Science and studied Sports, Recreation and Outdoor Activity Management at university.
Throughout his career, Craig has focused on ventures that combine his love of sport and
fitness with commercial success and meaningful community impact.
After beginning his career in management roles with several major UK fitness, leisure and
hospitality brands, Craig went on to found and co-found multiple successful ventures. He is
now the Owner and Managing Director of Workout Ashton, a large independent health and
fitness club, and Superhuman Events Group, a mass participation sports, media and event
management company.
Craig now assumes the role of Director at Bristol Manor Farm FC, bringing a clear vision to
develop a thriving Community Sports & Events Venue alongside the football club,
underpinned by a strong commitment to building a sustainable organisation both on and off
the pitch.

Chris Holland – Director

Chris Holland brings over 15 years of leadership experience, entrepreneurial drive and
people-focused management to Bristol Manor Farm, where his primary focus will be the
development of the Club’s football operations.
A successful local business owner with a proven track record of building and leading high-
performing teams, Chris understands how to create structure, accountability and a culture
that delivers results. His strength lies in turning clear vision into measurable progress.
During his five years as a Director at Wrington Redhill FC, Chris played a key role in
founding the club’s youth section in 2023, growing it from inception to more than 150 players
through clear strategy, coach development and strong community engagement.
Chris combines commercial awareness with deep grassroots experience, ensuring football
operations are sustainable, ambitious and aligned across senior and youth pathways. He is
passionate about player development, raising standards and building a football identity the
whole club can be proud of.

Jack Hennessy – Director

Jack has joined Bristol Manor Farm on a full-time basis to oversee the day-to-day operations
of the Club’s ground, facilities and events programme.
With a professional background in leisure facility management and event operations, Jack
brings extensive experience in venue management, customer experience and commercial
delivery. His role will focus on ensuring the smooth running of the stadium, clubhouse, bar
and surrounding facilities, while maintaining high operational standards across the site.
Jack will lead on enhancing the matchday experience, coordinating game-day logistics, and
supporting volunteers to ensure a well-organised and welcoming environment for players,
officials and supporters alike.
He will also drive the development of new revenue streams by maximising the use of the
Club’s facilities for a wide range of sports, community activities and events, helping to
strengthen the venue’s role at the heart of the local community.
Jack’s appointment reinforces the Club’s commitment to professionalism, operational
excellence and long-term sustainability.

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Despite losing a real talent in Tom Blake to Basingstoke earlier in the week, his replacement Bailey Croome produced a debut to remember — and it all began with the opener. Sharp work from Ryan Cainey down the left created the space for a cutback, and his delivery was inch-perfect for Croome, whose deft flick beat the onrushing Bishop.

Farm continued to rise above the worsening conditions, and their second before the half-hour was a move of real quality. Mal Nicholls’ knockdown was flicked wide by Aysa Corrick, and once Josh Salmon released Croome on the overlap, the debutant’s cross was put on a plate for Corrick to tap home at the far post.

The hosts showed no signs of slowing after the break and added a third before the hour. A low corner was initially cleared, but substitute Tom Symons refused to let the ball run out, keeping it alive and creating half a yard to deliver for Cainey — who finally got the goal his performance deserved.

Malvern hadn’t tasted defeat at home for almost a year until Farm put five past them in the reverse fixture — and in the 85th minute here, they’d conceded a remarkable ninth across the two meetings. Symons again provided the cross, this time met by a superb volleyed finish from Nicholls.

The only blemish on an otherwise flawless afternoon came in stoppage time, when a goalmouth scramble allowed Harry Clarke to slide in a late consolation for the visitors.

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Bristol Manor Farm and Mousehole played out a hard-fought draw in a true game of two halves at the NL Services Stadium.

The Farm began brightly, controlling much of the early possession without creating too many clear openings. Brandon Bak came closest when his header from Ryan Cainey’s cross was tipped away by the visiting goalkeeper. Despite offering little threat, Mousehole took the lead in the 18th minute — a long ball forward was miscontrolled, and a questionable offside decision allowed Liam Prynn to round Owen Crawford and slot home. The visitors nearly doubled their advantage moments later, but Crawford produced a fine save to deny Prynn once again.

After the break, the Farm stopper was called into action early on, superbly keeping out Turner after a clever turn and pass from Jack Symons. The hosts needed a lift and got it before the hour mark — a well-worked throw-in found Mal Nicholls in space, and although his shot was saved, Cainey reacted quickest to slide in the rebound and level the score.

Galvanised by the equaliser, the Farm pressed for a winner. Bak fired narrowly wide before delivering a teasing cross that Aysa Corrick was inches from turning in. Mousehole remained dangerous on the counter, with Crawford producing another outstanding save to deny Nixon from close range.

The Farm almost found a dramatic winner late on when a low cross struck a divot, looping over the keeper but agonisingly out of Bak’s reach. Their final chance came from a corner deep into stoppage time — Blake’s volley from the rebound fizzing just over the bar.

A point apiece, but plenty of positives for Justin’s men to take into the next fixture.

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