The National Football Museum is offering anyone the chance to end their summer holidays as a football world champion as the museum hosts the Football Flick World Record Attempt. Members of the public can hit as many half volleys as possible in 30 seconds using the ‘Football Flick’, a special unit used to practice freestyle skills. The winner will become a Guinness World Record holder. Multiple world record holder and professional football freestyler John Farnworth will try to set a new world record for volleys too. Former England international Danny Mills and top football impersonator Darren Farley will also be there. It's open to all ages in the morning and those who make it to the leader board will be invited to take part in the official Guinness World Record attempt later that day.
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