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@WindsorEtonFC Well done to the team and coaches !

@carlyleighj Fantastic news Carly ! 😀

@ste_henry @vmfc_ @FA @savegrassroots @LivEchoSport So sorry to read this having done many Tournies it must be so disappointing for the kids

@carlyleighj Great news Carly big hugs xxx🥰🎉

@brad_birchmore @MentionSocials Well done Brad !

@EdegbeMichael By who ???

"If you give a child a ball" If you give a child a ball, they will want goalposts to go with it. Then, they will probably spend hours begging you to go out in the garden to play with them, even though you may want to sit on the sofa and watch tv. They will insist. And their insistence will win. And when a child gets a kit, they will need shin pads and boots to go with it. And a TEAM….. And then life as you know it will end. There will be no more lazy weekends watching tv. You will see more sunrises than you ever thought possible. Every spare minute of your time will be spent taking your child to training and games. And your house will be a mess. And your car will be dirty. All because you gave a kid who has a ball. Your weekends will be spent freezing or burning to death or getting soaked on a sideline. And their weekends will be spent gaining confidence and friends, and learning new skills and having fun. And you will be there the day they score their first pass, first goal, or save and also their first foul . And they will make you SO proud. And right before your eyes, your little child will be transformed from the baby who kicked or bounced the ball and fell in love with the sport. When you give a child a ball, you give them more than just a ball. You give them a sport, and talent, and hope, and dreams, and friends, a new family, a place to learn about life, room to grow as a person where they can push their limits, and bravery, and courage and LIFE, and memories. And they will have ALL of these things, simply because you gave a child a ball. Because you gave a child a ball, you too will develop new/lifelong friendships, developed solely from the same passion for the game and love of your team. You will cheer together. Because you gave a child a ball. Then one day, many years from today….they will be in their room and a ball will roll out from an old dusty bag underneath their bed. And they will pick it up and realise instantly that when you gave that child a ball, you also gave them a childhood that they would never forget. And then they will hug you, and your eyes may leak – because you realise that everything YOU gave up along the way…..was worth it!

@JaydenWareham @ReadingFC Great news Jayden good luck 👍⚽️🥅

@WindsorEtonFC @GreatParkCrew @fiberkshire @Darlington10 @JoshuaB_BM @angellm8te Great to see u back Jude !

Despite our very best efforts, it is looking increasingly likely that Declan Rice will be signing for Arsenal and Mason Mount to Manchester United. Neither will therefore be lining up for us in our first friendly against @EghamTown 😥 @angellm8te has alternative targets…

🤩 A promise is a promise, so here’s our badge that we’re extremely excited about! 🥳 A big thanks to everyone involved 👏 #identity #WEFCcommunity

At the myeloma Uk garden at the Chelsea Flower show … so stunning

It’s what you’re all thinking. footballinberkshire.co.uk/features/opini…

The Great Park Crew are delighted at The Crown Estates decision. A new dawn for football at Stag Meadow. This is a decision that puts the interests of supporters first & we look forward to engaging with Coops as we start a bright new future

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Jack hally living the dream

Football in Berkshire @fiberkshire

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We love you West Ham, we do! 🎵

🗣️An end of season message from Grassroots Coach Dwayne Leighton Mackenzie "So as the grassroots season starts to draw to an end, it’s that time where some players will look at other clubs, transfers will be made, parents will speak to their children and difficult decisions sometimes are made. Sadly tho, sometimes some parents will make the decisions on behalf of their child for themselves which may not be in the best interests of their child. So can I ask you to think of the following : 1. Does your child’s coach have your child’s best interests at heart? 2. Do they ensure that they're at training, and matches and prepared for all? 3. Does your child like their team mates? 4. Could you do what they do or even volunteer and step to help with another role within the team or club? You see sadly it’s so easy to criticise what a club does wrong, but rather than criticising your club or coach why not say to them: THANK YOU Thank for taking 1-2 training sessions a week plus matches, Thank you for preparing training sessions and tactics for the matches, Thank you for rushing from work every week and taking time out for my child when you could be working extra hours and spending more time with your own child, There are so much more thank you’s that we could give. Rather than look at the committee of a club and criticise, ask yourself could I do what they do? Could I bring something to the table at my club, because they would love to have you ? You see without volunteer coaches and volunteers at clubs to run them there would be more children on games consoles and mobiles. However thanks to the volunteers there’s fields and clubs packed with happy children playing the nations number 1 sport."

@GabeGeorge6 @sloughtownfc Well done Gabe ! 👍⚽️

@carlyleighj Brilliant news ! Xx

@sarahbeeny @Channel4 Looking forward to it ! Me too on the hair used to be long blomdy ish now short curly very dark with grey bits !!! People look straight at me and don’t recognise me ! X