Hereford United will hold their first open day since 2006 tomorrow starting at 10.30am.
One of the main features will be the unveiling of the new home kit which will be available for purchase afterwards. The price of the shirts has been reduced from last year.
Adult: £29.99
Child: £21.99
Baby: £19.99
Season ticket holders and members receive a 10% discount on these prices - making an adult shirt just £26.99.
Another feature will be a chance for supporters to try and emulate Ronnie Radford's famous goal against Newcastle nearly 40 years ago - the one played at FA Cup time.
"When you think of Hereford you think of Ronnie Radford's goal, so we thought it would be fun to challenge the fans to try and score it again," said vice-chairman Tim Russon.
"The idea seems to have created quite a stir – we're expecting a long queue of wannabe Ronnies keen to see if they can have a go at repeating history."
Supporters will be able to watch the players having a training session during the first hour or so of the open day.
Afterwards supporters can pay £10 to have a picture of themselves with the squad.
Hereford United's new speed cage will be at the ground for supporters to see how fast they can shoot.
There will be a raffle, barbeque, bouncy castle and other stalls plus a sale of surplus kit.
Timetable:
Gates open at 10:30 - first team training between 11 and 12 - ronnie radford challenge starts at 12 - new kit unveiled at 12:30 - chance for fans to have their picture taken with team at 12:45 then autographs etc.
With no game for the Bulls until Wednesday and the prospect of a fine day, what better than to support the new 'regime' at Edgar Street than by coming along to the Open Day.
Season tickets and membership cards will be available.