Excellent site with easy to navigate pages.
Thinking of buying my U10's a chocolate Christmas selection box each to give to them after their last game of the year (13th Dec). Is this appropriate? Thanks
Basically, we had a fantastic performance last weekend, and on Saturday we've got training then a team meal straight afterwards, so I need a session where everyone will be included, everyone will enjoy, and everyone will leave with smiles on their faces. The lads love shooting and dribbling, so a session based on fun games including those techniques will be ideal.
I wanted to get my under 8s squad something little each for Christmas. I was just going to go for the usual selection box but wanted something a bit more personal. I'm on a budget of around £20-£30. If you've got any ideas that'd be great.
please cancel my membership. I'm not sure if it's been canceled as I can't open your email or read message in the app Have a great Christmas.
Im starting a football team and want some fun drills to keep them engaged
in more ways than one
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