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Story added: 5th July 2019

Limited spaces available for the free festivals

The Community Sports Foundation are holding open a series of ‘open festivals’ in July, for boys who will be entering into the U7, U8, U9, U10, U11 and U12 age groups in September.

The free festivals will aid us in identifying new players for our player development centres, and therefore are only open to boys who are not currently part of the existing set-up.

The festivals will take place at the following times and venues:

Timings

Monday 5th August
U7s and U9s (5.30pm, The Nest)
Tuesday 6th August
U11s (5.30pm, Easton & Otley College)
Wednesday 7th August
U12s (6.00pm, Easton & Otley College)
Thursday 8th August
U8s and U10s (5.30pm, The Nest)

Our two-tier, high-quality Boys’ Football Programme is tailored to give players the best opportunity to progress technically as a footballer and to help them develop socially and psychologically.

Please note: places are strictly limited and will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.

To book your child’s place, please click here.

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