lillington junior
fc
parents who have placed their trust in
us as a club to look after their children
and be positive role models for them, a
responsibility we take very seriously.
The future is looking very bright, with
a focus on finding our own ground
so that we can continue to grow and
ensure all of our teams play at the same
‘home’ instead of playing at various
local schools. We fear the teams will lose
their identity if this were the case. We
are building a community club and we
are in the process of putting together a
business plan with the hope of securing
investment so that we can continue to
provide the type of environment we
have at our club.”
2015
“Our plans for the rest of 2015 are to
finalise our business plan and speak
with potential investors, as we believe
our passion and enthusiasm for the club
will help our growth and dedication to
junior football. We want more and more
children to play football, but believe
there are less opportunities as many
clubs ‘cherry pick’ the ‘best players’ with
too many coaches having a ‘win at all
costs’ mentality.”
Development
“We are currently part of the FA Coach
Mentor Programme for the 2015/2016
season and as such we are working with
FA Mentor, Ian James, to help support
our coaches both with practical sessions
and classroom sessions.
We are now working on a coaching
syllabus for all age groups to work from,
this will include coaching themes and a
coaching structu