Millfield and
Pallion Panthers
“We are 100% a
community club,
almost all of our
players come from
within half a mile
of each other”
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to work commitments it’s not possible
and we have limited resources in terms
of specialist areas such as goal keeper
specific coaching.
The rewards are seeing the team form
a strong bond and support each other
regardless of the result in the match and
also watching how they develop week on
week.”
Atmosphere
“The atmosphere here is very good; we
are in a good place as a team. The players
seems happy and they love playing and
spending time with each other and also
importantly the parents seem happy with
the way their children are playing.”
summer as well as a few tournaments
against teams in and around our standard.
I try and work on improving the team all
the time and over the summer is a great
chance to get friendlies in.”
Community
“We are 100% a community club,
almost all of our players come from within
half a mile of each other, they attend the
same youth clubs, and most will move into
the same senior schools in the summer.
Along with local sponsorship I really do
feel like we are a community team.
Challenges/Ambitions
“The biggest challenge will be
continuous
financial
support;
we
currently rely on a lot of good will and
nature from local business to help with
buying the larger items and equipment
and training wear.
As with most clubs I want to see the
team develop both on and off the pitch,
grow together as a team and get some
good results on the way. I hope that our
first season can be a spring board for years
to come.”
This Season
“This is our first season at 9v9 and I
couldn’t ask for more, we have secured
2nd place in our respective division. This
means we will be promoted which for a
team who has only been together for a
short period of time and has boys who
are in their first ever team I couldn’t be a
happier, prouder coach.”
2017
“Hopefully the aim for the rest of the
year is firstly to gain promotion and then
get some really good sessions in over the
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