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Futsal last week until September 1st |
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Written by Kevin Bryant
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Thursday, 03 August 2006 |
Enjoy that summer break.
Enver and Freeman SRC play out a 10-6 classic in torrential rain. ?FSRC 7 wins on bounce.
All Stars, 1 loss in 7 draw with Nelson FC 4-4.
Humbertherm make it W3 L3 beating Football Wizards 5-3.
College 2001 just do enuogh to keep 100% record. Baptist's close in loosing 1-2.
Thorpe Park delight, they draw 3-3 with Magpies II.
In the battle of the Scartho pubs Seven Seas 6 Rose & Crown 1. Experience triumps over inexperienced futsal players.
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Bears Shot Down.............Futsal wk 30 |
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Written by Kevin Bryant
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Thursday, 03 August 2006 |
All Stars succed where others have failed. ?Bears loose first league game 8-4.
Evergalse win basement battle v StreetSoccer Milan.
Freeman St Resource Centre trounce poor Grimsby Futsal FC.
Humbertherm coming to life on smaller Kent St pitch. ?Nelson suffer 6-10.
Experience conquers youth. ?CFKA 7 Centeaur9.
Magpies II win 5 goal thriller with Seven Seas.
Thorpe Park rebuilding yet again. ?Hemswell see them off 16-7.
Grimsby Baptist Church and Auditorium give or ask nothing. ?The bookies had it as a draw. 3-3
Youngs hammer Hemswell 11-1 and still miss out on Wednesday nights Summer League by a 'gnats whisker.'
Second Avenue continue on an upward tend....5-3 v FC Dynamo
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Lincs FA Web Site now includes futsal. |
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Written by Kevin Bryant
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Monday, 31 July 2006 |
Another move forward as futsal becomes increasingly popular. ?[url]http://www.lincolnshirefa.com/development/FUTSAL/[/url]
The Grimsby League has recieved requests for junior matches against Australian and Chilean touring students. ?A challenge we shall accept later this year. ?Why are they asking to play futsal; simply because it is the only version of 5 a'side 95% of the world plays.
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Nicol Magpies - Mixed Fortunes at FA Finals |
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Written by Kevin Bryant
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Friday, 21 July 2006 |
Group matches.
Vaughn's 5 Magpies 7
Tranmere Victoria 8 Magpies 1
Ipswich Wolves 5 Magpies 3
This really was the group of death. Vaughn's drew with Tranmere and Ipswich!
Booth Tranmere and Ipswich qualified througfh the quater finals; booth being knocked in the semi final.
The full Ipswich squad were Portugese, Tranmere include 4 Portugese. Futsal being the Portuguese national game.
Wolrld cup star Deco played futsal until age 17 before changing to football.
The final was contested by White Bear and Team Baltic. Booth teams total squad of 20+ players were from eastern europe.
Such was the streangth of the Magpies group that they met Vaughn's in the Plate Final. A superb game was watched by the Head of Small Sided Football at the FA and the England Futsal Team Manager. Magpies went 4-2 up, 7-4 down, level, and then lost an enthralling game 8-7 in extra time.
Vaughn's included 4 England players. Star of the match Paul Goodhand (Magpies).
Tournament reports visit thefa.com
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Written by Kevin Bryant
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Friday, 21 July 2006 |
The Monday league is finished until the first week in September.
Elsewhere:
Grimsby Babtist bounce 6 wins on the trot.
Enver Reds dominate Football Wizards.
All Stars just pip Humbertherm.
Evergalaze get that elusive win ?[smile]
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Written by Kevin Bryant
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Saturday, 15 July 2006 |
College 2001 results getting closer. ?4-2 v Centaur. ?Not the run away results of early season.
Magpies II and Auditorium just good enough to see off Seven Seas and CFKA.
Enver Reds spoil The Bears 100% record (3-3)
'Freemo' punish poor FC Grimsby.
StreetSoccer Milan keep to their word and win a game.
StreetSoccer do same and beat Expressions by odd goal.
FC Coventry are showing they will be a team to watch next season.
ACD and Bluecrest share 6 goals.
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NORTH EAST LINCOLNSHIRE GIRLS FOOTBALL DEVELOPMENT |
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Written by Kevin Bryant
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Saturday, 15 July 2006 |
Minutes of the Meeting Held on Thurs 13th July 2006 Grimsby Town Hall.
1 ? ? ?Present: ? ? ?
Louise Smith (NELC)
Kevin Bryant (Futsal),
Lee George (Clee Community),
Sarah Teal (Lincs FA)
Lorraine Stiff (Clee Community).
Simon Leach (Immingham Pilgrims)
Sarah Wilkinson (LSS)
Karen Catmull (LSS)
Rob Allenby (Lindsey School)
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Rob Allison (Hereford School),
Barry Turner (Gradely League),
Jo Smith (Immingham Pilgrims),
Brian Noble (Clee Community),
Kylie Farbrace (Grimsby Town Ladies)
Paul Farbrace (Grimsby Town Ladies)
Brian Manson (Theddlethorpe Tigers)
Joan Baker (SSCO Immingham School)
2 ? ? ?Minutes of the Last Meeting and Matters Arising
Minutes agreed. ? ? ? ?ACTION
3 ? ? ?Update of Accounts
Accounts stand at ?1148. Still not received an up to date statement due to changing of offices ? ? ?
4 ? ? ?Gradely League
Teams already entered are four under 10 teams (Clee Community, LFL, Immingham, Healing) and five under 12 (Immingham, Clee Community, LFL x2, Theddlethorpe Tigers). ?Still to register are LSS, who plan to put in an U10 and U12 team. ?Grimsby Town Ladies also may be putting a team in. ?
Discussion of the amount of matches possible to play with different amount of teams entering.
League to start Mid September 2006 and games are going to be played on Saturday. To be put into rules about 10:30 KO
26th July Gradely league AGM ? all clubs to attend ? ? ?
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5 ? ? ?Kick Starts 2006
Healing Hotspurs established U10 team, still needing a manager.
Immingham progressed with under 10 and under 12. No manager is established
LS stated that each club establishing a new team through Kick Start would be entitled to ?100 from the group. ? ? ?
6 ? ? ?Summer Tournamanet
Good, except an issue with the amount of teams dropping out on the day therefore leading to fixture changes. However for the future it has been suggested that games should be longer
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7 ? ? ?Schools Leagues
There are currently 13 secondary school teams and 25 primary schools teams attending the girls football league. ?Now finished for the summer, but will be restarting in Sept/Oct.
Teams could use this as an opportunity to advertising their club next season and increase numbers. ? ? ?
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? ? ?Ladies Football
Immingham plan to have an open ladies training session starting on Saturday they are training at the resource centre. ?They plan to play friendlies for the first season to see if they can establish a full squad.
LS offered help to try and promote this if needed.
Update that Theddlethorpe, are also planning to try and start an open ladies team. ? ? ?
9 ? ? ?Club and Coach Education
LS spoke about the Active Coaches Association which is a free coach and volunteer accreditation scheme. A membership card will be issued which shows that you are an accredited coach with NE Lincs Council Sports Development.
Julie Chipchase has been down to the area to deliver coach development over a 3 week period and is planning on coming down in the near future.
Leanne Hall soccer academy was discussed as she is delivering course in the near future. ? ? ?
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Rob Allenby stated that JFO being delivered in September at Lindsey School, there are a few spare spaces left.
Futsal refereeing course update, referees who are qualified in 11 a side refereeing can take an update course on the 9th September, this is a 4 hour course.
A new course for refereeing is being pioneered in East Riding to incorporate elements of futsal, hoped that this will soon be rolled out across the country through the Football Association.
Male and Female representation is needed for the student Futsal trials at Loughborough in the near future ? ? ?
12 ? ? ?Date & Time of Next Meeting
Thursday 7th September 7pm at Grimsby Town Hall. ? ? ?
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The Bears rattle Magpies. |
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Written by Kevin Bryant
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Saturday, 08 July 2006 |
This was not the match Magpies anticipated. ?The Bears had them rattled. ?With only a goal between them, the result was in doubt until the last kick. ?The Bears will rue 2 own goals that cost them a place in the FA National Futsal Finals at Sheffield. ?
Nicol Magpies had players missing, that's would be unfair to The Bears. ?When questions were asked of them to many Magpies players went into shells. ?There was no leadership on or off the field. ?
When The Bears caused problems, ?Magpies, chased hard, talked loud, but failed to solve the probel infront of them.
This has to be worrying from a team that are heading towards tougher more consistant opposition at Sheffield.
Performances like this will see Magpies making an early exit from Sheffield.
From a neutrals viewpoint it was a great game that could have gone either way. ?6-5 to Magpies, a moral victory for The Bears.
Elsewhere, ?Catalonia nearly recover from 0-4 at half time to Springway Eagles. ?A change of tatics saw Catalonia pull back to 4-3.
Magpies II almost pull off a form upset against inform Auditoriom. ?One goal decided match.
Babtist Church had pace to burn in the team, Thorpe park haddened. ?Score 13-1
Expressions have been reading match reports; the defence tightens to keep Hemswell down to 5. ?Score 9-5
All Stars Legends 7 Everglaze 5. ?Everglaze played the best I have seen them in this game. ?Getting closer to recording wins rather than losses.
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Referee Courses 11v11 and Futsal |
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Written by Kevin Bryant
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Tuesday, 04 July 2006 |
Proposed dates September 2nd and 3rd.
Saturday and Sunday 4 hour sessions. ?This will qualify you to referee 11v11.
An extra course on Saturday September 9th will qualify you to referee FUTSAL.
Referees already qualified to referee full sided football need onlt attend on the 9th to update their qualification to include futsal refereeing.
The courses are filling up. ?Please book your place early. ?
To book your place please telephone Kevin Bryant 01472 235704 0r 07980 286663
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NORTH EAST LINCOLNSHIRE GIRLS FOOTBALL DEVELOPMENT |
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Written by Kevin Bryant
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Friday, 30 June 2006 |
[Next Meeting Grimsby Town Hall, Thursday 13th 7pm.]
Minutes of the Meeting Held on Thursday 25h March Grimsby Town Hall.
1 ? ? ?Present: ? ? ?
Louise Smith (NELC)
Kate Jackson (Healing Hotspurs),
Brian Noble (Clee Community),
Joan Baker (SSCO Immingham School),
Steve Watson (Broughton Ravers),
Brian Manson (Theddlethorpe Tigers)
Kevin Bryant (Futsal),
Lee George (Clee Community),
Kylie Farbrace (Grimsby Town Ladies)
Paul Farbrace (Grimsby Town Ladies)
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Mark Kingston (Healing Hotspurs),
Simon Leach (Immingham Pilgrims),
Mike Hay (Grimsby District Schools FA),
John Smith (Grimsby Town Ladies),
Rob Allison (Hereford School),
Lorraine Stiff (Clee Community).
Barry Turner (Gradely League),
Sarah Teal (Lincs FA)
Jo Smith (Immingham Pilgrims),
2 ? ? ?Minutes of the Last Meeting and Matters Arising
Minutes agreed. ? ? ? ?ACTION
3 ? ? ?Update of Accounts
Accounts stand at ?1148 after a ?500 credit from NELC Sport Development for Kick Start. ? ? ?
4 ? ? ?Gradely League
The deadline for entry to the girls U10 and U12 Gradely leagues is May 31st 2006. ?This is however only a loose deadline and teams will be able to enter as and when they are ready to register. ? ? ?
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Healing Hotspurs are already underway with their kick start for U10s they have 13 new girls attending and are now looking for someone to take on the team.
Immingham would like U10 and U12 kick starts. ?JS to arrange details with LS.
Grimsby Town Ladies would like to run one for U10s. ?KF to arrange with LS to try and start approx 29th June.
Broughton Ravers need to contact North Lincs Council for help with this.
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6 ? ? ?Grimsby Institute Centre of Excellence
GI are planning to have U12, U14, U16 girls football Development Squads and an Academy. ?If they can gain a license from the FA then this will be a Centre of Excellence. ? ? ?
7 ? ? ?Summer Tournament 2006
Event will be sponsored by Grimsby Institute and will have a World Cup theme. ?It will be on July 8th from about 10am until 4pm. ?The age groups are U10 (current school year 4 & 5), U12 (current school year 6 & 7), U14 (current school year 8 & 9) and U16 (current school year 10 & 11). ?
For the U10 age group, year 3s will be allowed to participate with parental permission. For this you must speak with LS prior to the tournament for permission. ?
Grimsby Institute are producing the flyers for the tournament which will contain the application form. ?LS will distribute these when they arrive. ?If they do not arrive in good time, will distribute some others.
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There are currently 13 secondary school teams and 25 primary schools teams attending the girls football league. ? ? ?
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Grimsby Town Ladies and Clee Community have stated that they wish to work towards Charter Standard. ? ? ?
10 ? ? ?Coach Education
LS spoke about the Active Coaches Association and stated that any club wishing to register its coaches with the scheme free of charge should contact her for application forms. ?LS can be contacted on 01472 323379 or
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KB stated that he has 10-12 candidates wanting to do a referees course, if anybody knows anyone else who is interested they should let him know. ?He has also got 10 wanting to do a Level 1 football.
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KF enquired about women?s only UEFA B courses.
BN stated that the Clee Community tournament was very successful with 24 teams attending. ?BM added that it was very well organised and was a credit to girls football. ?
BM also recommend the Charter Standard to any club, he stated that it opens up the doors for funding and support from various organisations including the FA.
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Thursday 13th July 7pm at Grimsby T[b
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Young's Blue Crest sponsor new kit |
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Written by Kevin Bryant
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Friday, 30 June 2006 |
Premier Falcon's have pulled off a superb kit sponsorship deal with Young's Blue Crest.
Their name will change to that of the sponsors.
Young's Blue Crest will have teams in booth the Monday Premier Division and the Wednesday night futsal leagues.
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Written by Kevin Bryant
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Friday, 30 June 2006 |
Nicol Magies and The Bears heading for ? play off for that elite place at the national Finals at sheffield.
Magpies had their toughest game for some time against Peter Taylor's Springway Eagles. ?6-3 was closer than the score indicates.
The Bears recorded a crazy 11 -11 score against Evears' Reds. ?Or was it a straight penalty shoot out.
Player off the week goes to Kieron Moore who scored 6 of the goals as Caistor just eased past Gunners Watch 8-6.
Are Grimsby Auditorium overtaking College 2001? ?The long unbeaten College have 'real' challengers at last.
Centaur and The Baptist play to form, booth winning low scoring games.
Expressions plug that defence, but not enough to stop FC Dynamo.
ACD roll onwards, ?Second Ave are giving everyone a game, which was not the case 6 months ago.
New team FC Coventry shock Hemswell in their first freindly game. ?Coventry defence shackles free scoring Loius.
StreetSoccer Milan getting closer to elusive win, age difference will soon become an advantage....
Everglaze loose by 8, but a big step in right direction against strong opposition.
All Star Legends stay stars for another week.....Football Wizards need new tricks.
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Futsal Premier League North Conference |
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Written by Kevin Bryant
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Monday, 26 June 2006 |
FC Grimsby crash to York University 4-2. ?York were simply the better team. ?
Having 4 or the first choice starting line unavailable is the only excuse Grimsby can offer.
Drawing 3 fouls to 0 in 5 minutes Grimsby had to draw the next 2 fouls and York would have been unable to tackle for fear of conceding 10 meter penalties. ?
What did Grimsby do? ?They gave York 5 fouls and 2 10 meter free shots. ?Aidy Clark conceding 4 of the first 5 fouls. ?How long does it take players to learn the levels of tolerance the referees have set?
With under par performances from to many players Jamrs Archer and Danny Hornigold were left on a 2 man mission to chase and retrieve the game. ?
Keeper Dean Gladwell saved everything asked of him, excepting goals when he was exposed by unacceptable defending errors.
For the second game this season FC Grimsby have lost a game when they have outnumbered their opponents scoring chances 2 to 1. ?
Even when awarded 2 free 10 meter shots in the second period Shaun Gladwell missed the target followed by James Archer not testing the keeper.
York were a sound, well organised team that new when and how to support each other and will cause other teams a few problems.
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Lincs FA Grassroots Coach of the Year |
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Written by Kevin Bryant
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Friday, 23 June 2006 |
Title awarded to Lindsey School teacher Mr Rob Allenby. ?
Rob has been instrumental to developing a futsal programme at the school. This has incorporated booth sexes and all ages.
Rob has also provided schools teams to represent the county at the prestigious FA National Futsal Finals.
With the title has come a tidy sum to aid the continued progression of futsal at the school.
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York University visit Grimsby to play futsal |
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Written by Kevin Bryant
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Thursday, 08 June 2006 |
On the Saturday they played 4 games at the Second Avenue Resource Centre.
Grimsby won 3 of the 4 games.
Scores:
York A 8 Grimsby Catalonia 3
York Ladies 1 Grimsby Ladies Select 3
York B 2 Premier Falcons 5
York C 3 SureStart 7
On the Sunday a round robin short game tournament was played at the Kent St Resource Centre.
York A 12 points
Gy Auditorium 10
Freeman St Resource Centre 10
York B 9
Enver Reds 3
York C [oops]
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FC Grimsby back on track, Hornigold stars |
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Written by Kevin Bryant
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Monday, 29 May 2006 |
Grimsby 10 Hull Gemtec 1
Nicol Magpies stars Daniel Hornigold and Paul Gooodhand dominated ?Hull scoring 3 goals each. Either in attack or defence Hornigold was key to the action.
The 9 goal difference was worth a point as it took Grimsby past Hull; ?booth teams are level on points in the keenly contested Futsal Premier League Nothern Conference.
Starting with Goodhand, Hornigold and Fulstow players Robert Cass and James Archer in front of him keeper Dean Gladwell was proteced by an organised defence that offered no way through for the Hull attack.
Kieron Moore, Aidy Clark (Caistor) added a goal a piece and added much needed depth of quality to the squad.
Shaun Gladwell scored an excellent solo goal to add to a Robert Cass rarity.
An excellent team performance that augures well for the future. ? ? [smile]
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ARE YOU INTERESTED IN A CAREER IN SPORTS DEVELOPME |
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Written by Kevin Bryant
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Friday, 19 May 2006 |
ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
Cultural Services
TRAINEE SPORTS DEVELOPMENT OFFICER
Apprenticeship
37 hrs/wk
Based at Origin 1, Europarc, Grimsby
The Sports Development Unit of North East Lincolnshire Council is looking to appoint a Trainee Sports Development Officer to gain the skills and abilities required to work in the sports development sector.
Working towards the NVQ award in business admin the successful candidate will also undertake a full programme of professional development aimed at preparing them for progression into the sports industry. ?
The Trainee Sports Development Officer will provide general administrative support to the Sports Development team as well as being involved in a variety of projects designed to develop their knowledge and understanding of development work.
Other work will include supporting the Unit?s officers to organise and deliver school holiday activities, produce newsletters and publicity materials and develop the service?s marketing and communications systems such as the website.
The Trainee Sports Development Officer will assume employed status with North East Lincolnshire Council on an apprenticeship basis. ?Aged 16 ? 19 the ideal candidate will be passionate and enthusiastic about sport and will have some knowledge of the sports sector through completion of a course in sport at school or college. ?Coaching experience or qualifications would be desirable but not essential.
If you are interested in a career in sports development and would like to join an apprenticeship scheme that will equip you with all the necessary skills and experience to progress in the industry then please contact Kerry Chapman on 01472 323349 or e-mail:
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for an informal chat about the post. ?
To apply please forward your CV to Kerry at the e-mail address above.
Closing date for applications: Friday 23rd June
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 26 February 2008 )
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Keep up todate with UK Futsal News |
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Written by Kevin Bryant
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Thursday, 18 May 2006 |
All the latest news and tournaments can bn be found at [url]www.futsal.org.uk[/url]
Check out the performance of FC Grimsby in the Futsal Premier League Serie A Nothern Conference [frown]
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Grimsby Futsal League Requires Referee |
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Written by Kevin Bryant
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Monday, 15 May 2006 |
If you are a qualified referee you will quickly adapt to futsal rules. A full futsal course is planned for anyone wishing to start from scratch. For qualified referees it is a case of adding the futsal qualification to the qualification you already posess.
Details Kevin Bryant 0845 6122250 email[url]
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Famous David Pleat Quotes |
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Written by Kevin Bryant
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Friday, 12 May 2006 |
"A game is not won until it is lost"
"Winning isn't the end of the world"
"This is a real cat and carrot situation"
"I've seen some players with very big feet, and some with very small feet"
"And the steam has gone completely out of the Spanish sails"
"He's got a brain under his hair"
"Pires has got something about him, he can go both ways depending on who's facing him"
"That would have put the icing on his start"
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 14 February 2008 )
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Mark Cullum-New NELC Sports Development Position |
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Written by Kevin Bryant
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Thursday, 11 May 2006 |
I have recently been appointed into a new position within Sports Development at North East Lincolnshire Council and as such will no longer be leading on the development of girls football in our area. ?I would like to thank you all for your hard work in developing girls football over the past 4 years. ?
We have established a thriving primary and secondary schools central venue league, established lots of new girls football teams and will shortly be launching a girls league attached to the Gradley. ?It has been a pleasure working with you all and I feel that we have made a real impact on the sport in North East Lincolnshire.
Louise Smith will now be leading on the development of girls football from our team. ?Please contact Louise with all queries or issues relating to girls football on 01472 323379 or e-mail
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My e-mail address and phone number will remain the same in case you wish to contact me.
Regards
Mark Cullum
Mark Cullum
Principal Sports Development Officer
North East Lincolnshire Council
01472 323434
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