For hosts, your GameDay is pretty much what it sounds like, a description of what you normally do before, during and potentially after the match, that gives perusing travellers an idea of what's in store for them.

It's all about what you'd normally do, so if you go to the game with friends or you have a meeting spot (or watering hole) beforehand, stick to it! 

A good GameDay doesn't have to be long, but by putting in a few details and describing the general vibe of the day, you'll attract the sort of people you'll want to spend the day with.

A few things to include as a guide:

• Meeting point for before the game - could be a cafe, pub, restaurant or just somewhere near the ground. 
• Who you go with - friends, family or by yourself 
• Beers or tea & scones? Strange but true: not all foreigners drink so if you're having a few beers, make sure you mention it here so your guests are that way inclined. 
• Tickets - Where can the travellers get their tickets or if its in a reserved section do you have tickets?
• Where you sit - This is where the diehards in the cheer squad need to make yourselves known!  
• Post-match - after the game it's up to you, you may just want to head home, but if you have post-match plans, let them know here

• Is this event LGBTQ+ friendly - sports can be a hostile place for the LGBTQI community, ticking this button just lets people know you're cool with that and that they're safe

Then upload a photo of you and your friends and wait for the request to come in for your game day.

That's it!

Just remember, the more personality you put into your GameDay, the more chance you have of taking people you'll remain friends with long after the final siren...