Now’s the time to sign up for this year’s improved Senior Daggers Package – for just £25!
Here’s what’s included:
· 🎟️ A complimentary ticket voucher for up to 5 family members*
· 🧒 Big discount on a Matchday Mascot Package for your grandchild or another young relative**
· ✍️ Signed memorabilia, including a personal Christmas card from the club
· 🤝 Monthly meet-and-greet events, including a quiz night, with players and staff
· 🏟️ Exclusive behind-the-scenes tour of the dressing rooms and ground
· 🎉 Take part in the Diversity Day Guard of Honour
· ⚽ Visit the training ground to watch the team in action and meet the players
All proceeds go directly to the Daggers Community Trust, helping to support members of our local community.
Don’t miss out – be part of something special!
* (3 children and 2 accompanying adults)
**Discounted mascot package must be booked and paid for by Friday 17th October 2025
Click the QR code or click HERE to register and pay.
Join the Junior Daggers! For fans 16 & under – get matchday perks, free merch, signed memorabilia, player meet-ups, shop discounts, stadium tours & more! Plus mascot prizes & a signed Christmas card from the team! Don’t just support the Daggers – be part of the team!
Get a Junior Daggers package -the perfect opportunity for every young Daggers supporter, all for the price of only £15!
The package includes a selection of different items and opportunities for our junior members:
Each Junior member will receive a ‘Welcome Pack’ ready for the winter months, to include a Daggers scarf, bobble hat, and a signed first-team photograph.
Twice a year, all of the Junior Daggers will be entered into a matchday Mascot draw. The first lucky winner out of the hat will be a matchday mascot before Christmas*. The second draw will take place towards the end of the season*.
All of the Junior Daggers will form a Matchday Guard of Honour in the New Year*.
Additionally, all Junior Daggers will be invited on an exclusive tour of the ground*, going behind the scenes, and visiting the changing rooms and other facilities not normally seen by fans.
After one home fixture*, there will be a chance for the Junior Daggers, with their parents, to meet the players in hospitality, collect autographs and take selfies.
Each Junior Daggers member will receive a Christmas card signed by the First Team players and staff.
Junior Daggers will be able to obtain a 10% discount in-shop on club merchandise, plus discounts on group bookings e.g. a birthday party for a Junior Dagger.
Sign up by clicking HERE.
Our Kickstart4Kids sessions at Goals, Dagenham will be restarting on Tuesday 16th & Thursday 18th of September.
The sessions run weekly during school terms, we do not run sessions during half term. The Tuesday sessions are for boys aged 12-18, and Thursday sessions are for boys & girls aged 6-12.
The weekly football sessions during term time provide children with an opportunity to stay active and have fun. Led by professional coaches, these sessions focus on skill development, teamwork, and enjoyment in a supportive environment. Perfect for young players of all abilities, Kickstart4Kids ensures a positive and engaging experience on the field.
The sessions are free, but there is a registration fee of £25 per term to cover additional administration and insurance costs. Once payment has been made, you will receive an email within 1-3 days to confirm your children's space at our sessions.
To register your child(ren) click HERE
Use QR Codes below to find out more or sign up
2025 Level Playing Field Annual Fan Survey launched
The 2025 Level Playing Field Annual Fan Survey has been launched, to collect insight on disabled sports fans’ matchday experiences.
Last year’s survey received a record number of responses, with results including the most common barriers to attending and services which would improve disabled supporters’ experiences.
This year, there is a more focused look at accessible parking, while other data will be compared to previous surveys to track ongoing trends. Disabled fans who have taken part in previous surveys are therefore encouraged to do the same this year, to help the charity monitor any areas of evolution or stagnation.
Overall results are shared publicly each year, as well as with clubs and governing bodies. Clubs also receive individual reports, with a more detailed breakdown of their specific areas of improvement and weakness alongside wider trends.
Data collected also heavily informs Level Playing Field’s own activity, with the results proving instrumental in identifying which areas require closer, or more urgent attention.
Level Playing Field chief executive, Owain Davies, said: “The results of our surveys are vital in providing us with undeniable data, to back up what disabled fans are telling us each week, which we can then use effectively to push for change.
“The data can also show us when individual considerations could be having a wider impact than previously anticipated and highlight areas which need action.
“Many clubs and governing bodies view their individual results as important resources to pinpoint concerns they need to address and track the positive impact of their developments.
“Our more targeted look at parking this year comes in response to the results of our previous surveys, with the aim to find out more on a subject which evidently impacts so many disabled supporters.
“We are thankful to all disabled fans who have completed our surveys in recent years and ask them to invite their fellow supporters to take part with them this year.”
The survey will be open for four weeks. If you would like any further information about the survey or assistance with taking part, please contact Level Playing Field.
The 2025 Level Playing Field Annual Fan Survey closes on Monday 25 August and can be filled in here. The 2024 results are available to view here.
The Daggers Trust will be organising a variety of matchday experiences this season, starting with our first home fixture against Ebbsfleet United in the Enterprise National League South on Saturday 9th August.
A day to remember for all involved. Guards of Honour can come from teams, clubs, or any other organisation.
Sign up now for the Mascot, Guard of Honour, or Walk Out Team packages. Click on the following links:
Mascot bit.ly/MAS2526 Guard of Honour bit.ly/GoH2526
For further details, email matthew.admin@daggerstrust.com
The Daggers Trust is looking to recruit a number of new volunteer trustees to join this small registered charity which works together with the Club, with the community, in the community and for the members of the community.
We are particularly looking for people with previous experience in sport, coaching, and/or fundraising.
The Trustees generally meet four times per year, with a typical meeting lasting between one, to two hours.
We are particulary interested in anyone who has the time and energy to become actively involved in the Trust's work in the community, or assisting in bid writing and fund raising.
For further details, please email: trust@daggers.co.uk
Book now for the Daggers Trust Autumn Camp starting from 27th-31st October at May and Bakers Sports Ground, Dagenham.
The Fun Multisport Camps are only £50 if paid online for the week, starting at 0930 through to 1530 each day. These camps are for children aged 5-14.
We will be running a Football Camp during the October Half Term @ May & Bakers Sportsground. If you would like to sign your child(ren) up for the camp, please register using the link below. There are limited spaces available so it will be on a first come first serve basis.
The camp is free for all five days, but a registration fee of £25 per person MUST be paid to guarantee a place and cover admin costs, etc. This can be found at the bottom of the registration form.
Click on the QR Codes or links below to register.
Mulitsports Camp - Click HERE
Football Camp - Click HERE
Last Friday morning, the Sporting Memories group spent a gorgeous day at the County Ground Chelmsford as guests of former Essex and England Cricket Captain Graham Gooch, watching Essex play Yorkshire in the sunshine. Watching from the Graham Gooch Box, they watched Essex take a number of Yorkshire wickets after a lunch laid on by Essex Cricket in the Community. Many thanks to Graham, Brian Tunney, Pat Ward and Dan Feist in helping to arrange the day out for the lads and lasses.
The Daggers Trust will be working in partnership with Essex Cricket in the Community during the four weeks of Summer multisports camps at May and Bakers Sports Ground.