Tweedmouth
Amateurs
“The club, along with all the
other clubs in the area, play a
vital part in the community,
offering youngsters opportunities
to become part of a club.”
has forced the club to look for a new
manager and try to attract several
new players. There will
naturally be a beddingin period while the
new manager puts
his methods into
place and new
players
are
integrated with
the
current
squad.”
2016-17
“Following
our
promotion
campaign
last
season, the club finds
itself in the A Division
for only the second time.
A new manager has been
found and coaching team put in place.
Following the changes on the managerial
and playing front, the club is now aiming
for a period of stability and looking to
establish itself in the A Division.”
Youth
“Youth football is very important to the
club; several of the current squad have
been with the club, through various age
football from a very young age. We have
previously run youth teams at various
age levels and currently run two teams,
at under 13 and under 15 age groups
and are always looking to expand these
numbers.”
Community
Challenges/Ambitions
“The club, along with all
the other clubs in the
area, play a vital part
in the community,
o f f e r i n g
youngsters
opportunities
to
become
part of a club.
The
club
has
always
prided itself in
raising money
for
various
charities
in the local
community
and works with
local businesses
in improving the
facilities for training
and playing.
We have no formal links
with any other clubs in our
area, but as with amateur football
throughout the country we have informal
connections with clubs throughout our
league and also local teams in other
leagues.”
“There are a number of challenges facing
the club in the next five years. As with all
amateur clubs, there is the constant need
to find players and also volunteers willing
to run the club. Facilities at the club
constantly need repairing and upgrading
and these costs must be met.
Having secured back to back promotions
in the past two seasons, the club in the
immediate future are looking to a period
of stability in the A Division, before
looking to possibly move on again to a
higher standard of football. The
club are always looking to
improve the facilities at
the ground, which
will be required
the higher the
club goes. On
the youth front,
the club are
always looking
to expand the
number
of
youngsters
p l a y i n g
football.”
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