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Grassroots football in England has long been a cornerstone of the nation’s football culture, with millions of players, coaches, and volunteers involved at local levels. From the youngest children lacing up their boots to adult amateur teams competing in regional leagues, grassroots football provides a vital pathway for the sport’s future stars and a healthy […]
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In 2024, girls’ grassroots football in England is experiencing an unprecedented surge in popularity and participation. This is not just a trend, but a seismic shift that’s changing the landscape of the sport for young women across the country. With renewed investment, improved infrastructure, and a shift in cultural attitudes, grassroots football is becoming a […]
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The FA have launched a new landmark strategy to grow and develop grassroots football in England, titled ‘A Thriving Grassroots Game’. SEE THE FULL STRATEGY This follows the announcement of our new four-year strategy, ‘Inspiring Positive Change Through Football’, to take English football forward, with a clear focus on the biggest opportunities and challenges that need […]
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The Football Association [The FA] has today announced an ambitious new four-year strategy for disability football in England, titled Football Without Limits, setting out plans to grow disability football participation by more than a third. This follows the announcement of The FA’s new 2024-28 strategy, ‘Inspiring Positive Change Through Football’, to take English football […]
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No-nonsense support for grassroots football. Sometimes grassroots clubs, leagues and volunteers need help. They don’t look for handouts, but now and then they – and their volunteers – need a leg-up. That’s why we’ve teamed up with the Utilita Football Rebooted movement to launch the Grassroots Fund. What is the Grassroots Fund? The fund […]
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Witnesses are being sought following an assault at the end of a youth football tournament in Roade. A statement from Northamptonshire Police reads as follows; The incident occurred between 3pm and 4pm on Sunday, June 9, when several players from two under-13 teams became involved in a verbal altercation. As the referee intervened to defuse […]
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The need for funds in Grassroots football increases year on year but sponsors are becoming increasingly difficult to find, here’s 10 tried and tested ways to generate funds for your team, some you may have tried, some maybe not. If you have novel ways of raising funds please feel free to share with the Grassroots […]
FA Statement as follows In 2022, we became the first national association to successfully adopt the International Football Association Board [IFAB] trial to remove deliberate heading in grassroots football matches at U12 level and below. We first introduced the IFAB trial in England following our steps to bring in heading guidance in youth football in 2020, and then […]
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Here England Football Learning explain what autism is and how coaches can support players who have it. What is autism? Autism is a lifelong developmental disability. It affects how people communicate and interact with the world. While it’s not a learning disability, research suggests that around half of people with autism may have one. This will […]
The FA rules for children and young people under 16 prescribe a two – three year age banding in relation to playing a recognised match as this is in the best interests of child development within a football context. This provides parameters which allow children to develop alongside their peers who are of a similar […]
Read More… from FA GUIDANCE – ADULTS PLAYING AGAINST CHILDREN & YOUNG PEOPLE
