Hi Matt,
Wanted to say a big thanks to you and evryone at Pro Active for the Brighton Table Tennis tracksuits.
They are looing amazing good work!
Definitely will deal with you again, a very professional service.
Cheers
Tim
Wednesday 21 October 2009
Sunday 18 October 2009
Edinburgh Napier University - New Products Online Soon!
The new range of items will be online to buy in the next 24 hours. The range features items from the Nike Teamsales range 2009 - including the club clima fit rain jacket, the brasil woven II short, the team fleece hooded top & more. All items are expertly embroidered with the latest logo.
Saturday 17 October 2009
Nike Training Range Offer - Extra Discount & Free Printing!
This offer includes some great items from the Club, Team & Federation training ranges with up to 25% off Nike SRP & Free Initials or Squad Numbers - Plus you still receive our existing benefits including FREE Delivery*, FREE Artwork setup on Sponsor/Club name prints*, FREE Charter Standard Badges* & more! (*T&C's apply).
To view the range & buy online please click here, alternatively please call our sales team on 01472 210210 (Mon-Fri 9am-5pm & Sat 9am-1pm) & they will assist you with any enquiries.
You may have received an email from us recently and/or received a promotional leaflet through the post. If you did not receive an email & would like to join our mailing list then please click here.
Thursday 1 October 2009
Grouville FC - FA Charter Standard Community Club
Grouville Football Club have become the fourth club in Jersey to gain the prestigious FA Charter Standard Community Club award. They join Jersey Wanderers, St. Pauls and St. Peter to be a recognised by the FA as being at the pinnacle of the Charter Standard Club programme. The Community Club initiative is aimed at developing the structure and quality of Clubs and building on the foundations of the Charter Standard Club Scheme - it is a major priority within the National Game Strategy.
FA Community Clubs are required to meet criteria ensuring they provide opportunities for players irrespective of age, gender, background or ability. Along with development plans, clubs must provide football for a minimum of ten teams ranging from youths through to adults with qualified coaches who have an awareness of child protection issues and first aid.
Grouville FCs, Vice President and Honorary Secretary Bob Richardson said “The Charter Standard scheme is a valuable part of the way we function. The scheme focuses the club away from 'winning at all costs' and much more towards 'improving the quality' of football provision.
"This has been achieved through the production of a four year strategic development plan outlining where we are as a Club, were we want to get to and how we are going to get there.
"Our volunteers are all CRB checked and our coaches have to obtain a minimum Level 1 CCF coaching qualification. They must also hold up to date, emergency first aid and safeguarding children certificates.
"Appropriate behaviour within the Club is also an important part of the scheme and codes of conduct are provided for our players, coaches, officials and spectators to follow.
"The Club wishes to thank Football Development Manager Brian Oliver for his assistance in obtaining this status. We are very proud to have been recognised by the Jersey FA and FA for the standards we are achieving and for the work that goes on within our Club."
Jersey FA Football Development Manager, Brian Oliver said “Within our National Game Strategy, we have made a commitment to raise standards, to encourage more people to play, to develop better players and to run the game more effectively.
“Our aims are reflected by Grouville FC and all those involved at the Club should be immensely proud of their achievement – they are providing a fantastic service for football on the Island.
“Gaining this status has not been easy but has been achieved by a Club who have continued to commit themselves to be at the heart of the local football community, not only for existing players, coaches, administrators and supporters but for future generations of participants also”.
For more information on Charter Standard Scheme please contact Jersey FA Football Development Manager, Brian Oliver on 730433 or 07797 752215 or email brian.oliver@jerseyfa.com
FA Community Clubs are required to meet criteria ensuring they provide opportunities for players irrespective of age, gender, background or ability. Along with development plans, clubs must provide football for a minimum of ten teams ranging from youths through to adults with qualified coaches who have an awareness of child protection issues and first aid.
Grouville FCs, Vice President and Honorary Secretary Bob Richardson said “The Charter Standard scheme is a valuable part of the way we function. The scheme focuses the club away from 'winning at all costs' and much more towards 'improving the quality' of football provision.
"This has been achieved through the production of a four year strategic development plan outlining where we are as a Club, were we want to get to and how we are going to get there.
"Our volunteers are all CRB checked and our coaches have to obtain a minimum Level 1 CCF coaching qualification. They must also hold up to date, emergency first aid and safeguarding children certificates.
"Appropriate behaviour within the Club is also an important part of the scheme and codes of conduct are provided for our players, coaches, officials and spectators to follow.
"The Club wishes to thank Football Development Manager Brian Oliver for his assistance in obtaining this status. We are very proud to have been recognised by the Jersey FA and FA for the standards we are achieving and for the work that goes on within our Club."
Jersey FA Football Development Manager, Brian Oliver said “Within our National Game Strategy, we have made a commitment to raise standards, to encourage more people to play, to develop better players and to run the game more effectively.
“Our aims are reflected by Grouville FC and all those involved at the Club should be immensely proud of their achievement – they are providing a fantastic service for football on the Island.
“Gaining this status has not been easy but has been achieved by a Club who have continued to commit themselves to be at the heart of the local football community, not only for existing players, coaches, administrators and supporters but for future generations of participants also”.
For more information on Charter Standard Scheme please contact Jersey FA Football Development Manager, Brian Oliver on 730433 or 07797 752215 or email brian.oliver@jerseyfa.com
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