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2010/2011 Season Starts

Saturday September 4th

Good luck to all our teams, have a great season!

Pitch Marking

 The club would appreciate help with marking the pitches and moving the goals ready for the start of the season

Contact

Please contact your team manager or Club Secretary Paul Dale: paul@pcdhomeinspectors.co.uk

for further information about how you can get involved.

"Every Little Helps!"

IMPORTANT NEWS UPDATE

20 Aug 2010

See news page for details

TUCK SHOP NOW OPEN!

The club is pleased to confirm that our Tuck Shop will officially open

on Saturday 21st November 2009

The Tuck Shop 

Managed by Alison Beasley, sells a range of

Hot and Cold Drinks and Food.

You can find us in the Clubhouse, next to the carpark

Open every Sat and Sun during the season

CHARTER STANDARD SUCCESS

The club is proud to announce that it achieved Charter Standard Club Status in July 2009.

The award was formally presented to the club at a ceremony in the MK Dons Stadium in October.  Former Chairman John Dearlove and his wife Debbie had the honour of collecting the award on behalf of the club, in recognition of their sterling work over the years in helping the club reach the standards required.

The season normally starts at the beginning of September and runs until May, although bad weather or a good cup run can extend the season into the summer months, when some of the teams also like to participate in various local tournaments.

The older teams normally train at least once per week, (with a break for Half term and Christmas) and play matches every week between September and March. The younger teams usually have matches and training on alternate weeks.

At Preston Gawcott JFC we aim to develop the person and develop the player by:

• Providing safe and enjoyable surroundings
• Ensure positive and fun football for all children;
• Promote the principles of team participation and responsibility;
• Ensure all members and their families, supporters and learn to respect themselves, their opponents and all other participants including, (coaches, officials, and parents);
• Teach football skills to the highest level;
• Encourage sportsmanship and fair play;
• Show all players how to win and to lose, yet doing both with dignity.