Dear
Parent,
Forest
Glade FC – 2014/2015 Season
Further
to a recent meeting between the Forest Glade Committee and the Under 6 coaches
it has been agreed that we will enter 3 teams into the South East Essex Primary
Mini Soccer League for next season.
It
has furthermore been agreed that each team should have a maximum of 7 players
per squad (5 players and 2 subs) thus bringing the overall number of players to
21 for next season.
As
coaches we have decided that we will use the remainder of the month to assess
the players at FG and then decide over the weekend of the 31 May/1 June to pick
our respective squads for next season.
Therefore
the format of the training may be slightly different to normal in that we may
have more game based time to help us assess the players.
This
though leaves us with a problem in that based upon our current numbers of circa
26 – 28 we are going to have a number of players for next season that are
not going to be included in a squad.
Therefore
we are hoping to be able to launch with the support of the parents a further
group which we will be called the Panthers/Training development squad and the
idea is to continue to provide access to this group of kids to help them
develop their own football skills and to help prepare them to play games at
some point in the future.
However
based on our current number of coaches is it not going to be possible to
provide access to this unless we have a parent step forward and volunteer to
coach this group on a full time basis. The issue we have is that due to
work patterns we can only ever guarantee on any one weekend three coaches.
We
will of course help support any parents that step forward in the initial stages
and they will also need to undertake the relevant CRB and Level 1 coaching
badges.
Unfortunately
without somebody stepping forward the alternative is to turn people away from
Forest Glade and this is something that we really want to avoid.
If
you have any questions regarding the above then please do not hesitate to
contact one of the coaches to discuss.
Stuart Daltrey
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