Globe-trotting Angels fans have been enthusiastically submitting photographs from various parts of the world as part of our summer-time #AngelsEverywhere campaign for the chance to win match tickets.
We’ve been inundated with pictures from adventurous Angels in all manner of places around the globe.
Looking a little ‘mean and moody’ – but proudly displaying his Angels colours nevertheless – in our main pic is new academy scholar Quinlan Copley, who is back home in his native New Zealand for a short break before joining up with Dom Welsh and the rest of the Academy Scholars:
“My dad will be over in November so I will gift him a ticket if I win the prize!,” says Quinlan who is pictured in front of the NZ capital, Wellington on a cold winter’s day just a couple of weeks ago.
Next here’s Zac Howes at the top of Mount Batur, Bali Indonesia. He had a 2:30am start to hike 5,663 ft above sea level to watch the sunrise.
Let’s go down to West Australia for our next entry which comes from Richard and Sue Beach. It shows their granddaughter Lizzie who lives in Perth but has been to a couple of Angels games on Christmas visits to Blighty.
This pic is taken at Freemantle and Richard and Sue say Lizzie plays football to a reasonable level as well. Maybe Women’s Team Manager Joe Rowe might be able to lure Lizzie over to play for his side.
Next up, two Spanish entries from Mark Payne. The first is at the ground of CD Cantoria Football Club having just played walking football and the second is in Arboleas Town Square watching Spain’s 1-0 pummelling of Argentina in the World Cup Final. “Sorry it’s an old shirt,” comments Mark. You are forgiven Mark and I’m sure you’ll be getting the new one which will be on sale very soon!
It’s off to Bali next from where David Francis and his son (both season ticket holders) sent this photo:
And how about this from Jude McAvoy, son of assistant manager Larry and nephew of head of recruitment Tommy. Jude is looking very cool in Beverly Hills.
We have lots more to share Angels fans so keep those entries coming. You can be in with a chance of winning free match tickets for the 2026/27 season just by sending in a picture of you with your Angels merchandise on holiday. It doesn’t matter if you’re jetting across the world or enjoying a summer staycation right here in Kent – wherever you’re spending your summer, or whatever you’re doing, even if you are just in your back garden, we want to hear from you.
Simply send your pictures to media@tonbridgeangels.co.uk with the title: Angels Everywhere.
