STRUCTURAL MOCKUP v2 — for developer reference only. Not final branding, copy, or photography. Purpose: show where each element should sit and why, based on the CRO review + naming/structure decisions agreed 30 Jul 2026. Boxes with a dashed yellow border are notes, not page content.
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Regent's Park FC
The Footballers' School
North London
Why this exists: “The Footballers' School” is the master brand you already own the domain for, and it's already used on the Shopify pre-season page. Putting it as a small tag under the main logo ties the whole site together without replacing the Regent's Park FC identity. Nav now splits the old single “Club Shop” link into Kit Shop (playing kit) and Merch Shop (lifestyle/streetwear), matching the two-shop model We Make Footballers use.
★★★★★ 4.8/5 (from Google/Trustpilot)350+ players32 league championships15 Gothia Cup toursFA-affiliated · DBS-checked coaches
Why this exists: These stats currently sit halfway down the homepage. Competitors (WMF Kingston, DM Elite) put their strongest proof points directly under the header, before a visitor has to scroll. Real review score + safeguarding line removes two common parent hesitations immediately.
JUNIOR FOOTBALLERS' SCHOOL · CUBS (5–6) & U7–U11
Where every child falls in love with football
Fun, friendship and confidence in a safe, welcoming environment — led by qualified coaches who make every session count.
Why this exists: This is the single biggest change recommended in the CRO review. The current homepage uses one tone for both a 5-year-old and a 17-year-old. Splitting the hero into two tracks lets each visitor self-select in 2 seconds and see language built for them — Junior Footballers' School copy stays warm and reassuring; Performance Pathway copy borrows the tone already proven on the Shopify pre-season page (discipline, results, real success stories). Both now sit under the one master brand, "The Footballers' School". Replace placeholder image blocks with real training photography per group.
Not sure which age group your child fits into?
Enter their date of birth and gender — we'll show the right sessions instantly.
Why this exists: This tool already exists on the site but is buried two-thirds down the page. Moving it directly under the hero turns a browsing parent into a booking parent faster.
Track record
A club built on results, not just promises
Numbers a parent can check, not just a mission statement.
350+
Youth & adult players
16
League championships
22
League cups
15
Gothia Cup tours (2011–2026)
Age Groups
Five clear groups. No guesswork.
Simplified from the previous seven-way split so a parent finds the right group in one glance.
REAL PHOTO: Cubs session
The Regent's Cubs (5–6)
REAL PHOTO: Girls U7–U11
Girls U7–U11
REAL PHOTO: Boys U7–U11
Boys U7–U11
REAL PHOTO: Youth Girls U12–U18
Youth Girls U12–U18
REAL PHOTO: Youth Boys U12–U18
Youth Boys U12–U18
Why this exists: Confirmed 30 Jul 2026 — five groups, not the three-stage version also explored, since you want each group to have a proper page a parent can read. The five: Regent's Cubs (5–6), Girls U7–U11, Boys U7–U11, Youth Girls U12–U18, Youth Boys U12–U18. Cubs is confirmed as ages 5–6, not the “18 months to 5 years” on the live site, so the five groups run continuously (5–6 → 7–11 → 12–18) with no gap. The U12–U18 groups line up with the Performance Pathway hero track above, and Cubs/U7–U11 line up with Junior Footballers' School. Holiday Camps and the Gothia Cup stay as separate programme callouts, not age-group tiles. Each tile still needs a real photo, not the club badge.
Shop
Two shops, two purposes
Mirroring how We Make Footballers split their store — official kit vs everyday club merch.
OFFICIAL PLAYING KIT
Kit Shop
Match and training kit for every squad — shirts, shorts, socks and accessories, sized 4XS to 2XL.
Why this exists: theregents.co.uk already sells kit under "Regents Kit". Splitting it visually into a Kit Shop and a separate, more fashion-led Merch Shop — the way WMF runs shop.wemakefootballers.com alongside their Kit Locker store — fits the "trendy, cool London club" positioning and gives casual fans/parents a reason to buy who aren't there for playing kit.
REAL PHOTO/VIDEO: Louis Zecevic-John, Gothia Cup action shot
PATHWAY PROOF POINT
From Regent's Park to Arsenal
Louis Zecevic-John started exactly where our U12–U18 players are today. Years of consistent work through our Performance Pathway and Gothia Cup programme earned him a route to Arsenal FC.
This is the kind of story a 15-year-old (and their parent) is looking for — and it's already true. It just isn't on the homepage yet.
Why this exists: WMF Kingston and DM Elite both lead their older-age-group pages with named alumni and real outcomes. Regent's already has this story (used well on the Shopify pre-season page) — it just needs surfacing on the main site for the Performance Pathway track.
What parents say
Real families, real feedback
Sample layout only — replace with three genuine, distinct parent quotes.
★★★★★
"This team has been important to my son and my whole family and a lot of that credit goes to the coach...Looking forward to a couple more season"
Oliver · U14, Boys
★★★★★
"Thank you for supporting, encouraging, inspiring and giving my son the opportunity to join such an amazing team"
Susan · U15, Boys
★★★★★
"I also want to thank every parent for your incredible help throughout both the Gothia and the season. I've never been involved with a team with such a positive environment and genuine family feeling and that is down to all of you"
Coach name to confirm · U16 coach
Why this exists: Fixed 30 Jul 2026 — the live homepage previously repeated the same testimonial text under three names, with Latin placeholder copy in two of them. Replaced with three real, distinct quotes. One thing still open: the third quote is from a coach, and the coach's name needs adding before this goes live.
Why parents trust us
Everything a parent checks, before they book
✔ FA-affiliated club
✔ DBS-checked coaches
✔ Qualified coaching staff
✔ 4.8★ average rating
✔ Safeguarding policy in place
Why this exists: None of these currently appear on the homepage. They cost nothing to add and directly answer the questions a parent is silently asking before they hand over payment details.
Section: Our Story (About + Gothia)
STRUCTURAL MOCKUP — “Our Story” (About + Gothia Cup merged into one page). Not final branding, copy, or photography. Purpose: show Tony how the two pages combine, and why. Yellow dashed boxes are notes, not real content.
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Regent's Park FC
The Footballers' School
OUR STORY
Built on a promise made on a training pitch in Bolivia
Our founder set out to find the best youth coaching programme on the planet. The trail led him to Santa Cruz, Bolivia — and everything Regent's Park FC has become since starts there.
Why this exists: This replaces the current generic About headline (“Innovative, Imaginative, Forward Thinking”, once the “INNIVOTIVE” typo is fixed) with the strongest, most authentic story on the whole site — currently buried on the separate Gothia page. Leading with it here means every visitor sees it, not just the few who find the Gothia page.
Why parents trust us
Credentials, not just claims
✔ FA Charter Standard Community Club (2019)
✔ Partnered with Tahuichi FC, Bolivia
✔ Partnered with Athletic Bilbao
✔ Partnered with Queens Park Rangers
✔ DBS-checked coaches
Why this exists: All five of these are already mentioned in the current About page copy — just buried in paragraph text rather than pulled out as visible proof. Costs nothing to fix, adds trust immediately.
REAL PHOTO: John McCulloch, or the Bolivia trip / Tahuichi partnership
Where the philosophy comes from
Before founding Regent's Park FC, John McCulloch set out to find the best youth coaching programme in the world. Paul Gardner, the respected football writer at World Soccer Magazine, pointed him toward three clubs doing it better than anyone: Ajax, Sporting, and Tahuichi.
John chose Tahuichi — and in 2006 travelled to Santa Cruz, Bolivia to see it for himself, bringing his then-girlfriend along as a Spanish speaker. What he found was a club that had won the Gothia Cup ten times over and, at the time, every South American youth championship going. Not just talent — a genuine world-class system.
It's why Regent's Park plays in green tops and red shorts to this day — a direct nod to the Tahuichi kit John saw on that trip — and why the club has sent teams to the Gothia Cup every year since 2011.
John's own football education didn't stop there. He spent over 12 years as a professional footballer, which is where he first saw, up close, what separates good coaching from the rest. He later completed his UEFA B coaching badges, including practical work at the QPR Academy. Today, he stays involved behind the scenes — still just as passionate about developing the coaching team as he was on that trip to Bolivia.
Why this exists: Expanded 30 Jul 2026 with the fuller founder story as supplied by John — the Paul Gardner/World Soccer Magazine recommendation, the choice between Ajax, Sporting and Tahuichi, the trip with his now-wife as Spanish speaker, the Tahuichi-inspired kit colours, and John's own 12+ years as a professional footballer plus UEFA B badges and QPR Academy placement. Worth double-checking the spelling of “Paul Gardner” before this goes live, and confirming whether “girlfriend” should read as fiancée/wife by publish date.
The Tahuichi effect
✔ 10× Gothia Cup champions (Tahuichi, at the time of John's visit)
✔ Every South American youth title, at the time
✔ Green & red kit — a direct Tahuichi tribute
What we build
The habits that outlast any single season
D
Discipline
Shown up to, and built through, every single session — not just on matchday.
C
Confidence
Grown through structured challenge, not pressure — on and off the pitch.
R
Resilience
Built by a club culture that backs players through setbacks, not just wins.
B
Belonging
A community from the first session — parents tell us this is what stays with them.
Why this exists: These four words are pulled directly from your own real parent testimonials and existing site copy (confidence, resilience, self-belief, community) rather than invented — so the values section reads as true to what parents already say, not a marketing wishlist.
THE GOTHIA CUP
The tournament that started it all
Every year, Regent's Park players get the chance to compete at the Gothia Cup — the same tournament that inspired the club's founding. It's often a player's first taste of international competition, and for many families, an unforgettable experience.
REAL PHOTO/VIDEO: Gothia Cup squad photo or match action
Why this exists: Keeps the practical Gothia Cup information (dates, how to qualify, logistics) one click away rather than removing it — so this still supports the Performance Pathway funnel, per the checklist note in section 3.
In their words
★★★★★
"Regents Park FC has meant so much to our family. The amazing coaching has helped both our sons grow not only in football but also in confidence, resilience, and self-belief. From day one, we've felt welcomed into this community. Our first Gothia Cup with our 12 year old was unforgettable — seeing him build strong friendships with his teammates and the smile on his face throughout the experience was incredibly special."
Michelle, parent of a U12 player
Why this exists: Real quote supplied 30 Jul 2026 — chosen for this page specifically because it mentions the Gothia Cup directly, tying the testimonial to the story above rather than sitting generically.
Section: The Regent's Cubs (5–6)
STRUCTURAL MOCKUP — The Regent's Cubs (ages 5-6), one of the 5 age-group pages. Not final branding, copy or photography. Purpose: show Tony this group's specific tone — reassuring, safety-first, no pathway/competition language. Yellow dashed boxes are notes, not real content.
JUNIOR FOOTBALLERS' SCHOOL · THE REGENT'S CUBS · AGES 5–6
Their very first steps in football, done right
A fun, gentle introduction to the game — building balance, coordination and confidence in a safe, welcoming space, with coaches who know exactly how to work with young children.
Why this exists: Confirmed 30 Jul 2026 — Cubs covers ages 5-6, with Girls/Boys U7-U11 starting straight after, so the five age groups run with no gap. Tone here should stay entirely reassurance-and-fun focused — no “pathway” or competitive language, which belongs on the Youth U12-U18 pages instead.
What this age group gets
Play-based coaching built for first-timers
Fun, games-based sessions that build agility, balance and coordination
Small groups with close, patient coach attention
No pressure, no pace — just play, movement and confidence
A gentle first step before moving up to Girls or Boys U7-U11
Coaches experienced and DBS-checked, specifically for this age
A genuinely safe, welcoming environment for absolute first-timers
Why this exists: Written fresh, distinct from the Girls/Boys U7-U11 and Youth pages — a 5-6 year old's parent is looking for reassurance and fun, not competition or performance language.
See a session
What a Cubs session actually looks like
VIDEO: unique footage of a Cubs session — playful, high-energy, age-appropriate. Not the video currently duplicated across all 7 age-group pages on the live site.
Not sure this is the right group?
Enter their date of birth and gender — we'll show the right sessions instantly.
What parents say
★★★★★
"[Real quote needed] — ideally from a Cubs parent, describing their child's first sessions."
Parent name · Cubs parent
Why this exists: None of the real quotes supplied so far (Michelle, Oliver, Susan, the coach, or the Hana/Stephen Gothia quote) are from a Cubs-age parent — all are U12+. Worth collecting a genuine quote from a Cubs parent specifically before this page goes live; a first-timer's reassurance story is exactly what a nervous parent of a 5-6 year old wants to read.
STRUCTURAL MOCKUP — Girls U7-U11, one of the 5 age-group pages. Not final branding, copy or photography. Purpose: show Tony this group's tone — skill and confidence-building, still Junior Footballers' School, not Performance Pathway language. Yellow dashed boxes are notes, not real content.
Why this exists: Written fresh, building on the tone that already worked well on the live site's Girls U5-U11 page — one of the few pages with genuinely good, correctly-tailored copy already.
What this age group gets
Technique, teamwork, and real match play
Technical skills built through fun, age-appropriate drills
Regular match play in a supportive, low-pressure setting
A genuine team culture and lasting friendships
Confidence built on and off the ball
Coaches experienced in developing young female players
A clear next step into the Youth Girls Performance Pathway when ready
See a session
What training actually looks like
VIDEO: unique training footage for Girls U7–U11 — not the video currently duplicated across all 7 age-group pages on the live site.
Not sure this is the right group?
Enter their date of birth and gender — we'll show the right sessions instantly.
What parents say
★★★★★
"[Real quote needed] — ideally from a Girls U7-U11 parent."
Parent name · Girls U7-U11 parent
Why this exists: None of the real quotes supplied so far are from a Girls U7-U11 parent specifically — worth collecting one before this page goes live rather than reusing a quote from a different age group.
STRUCTURAL MOCKUP — Boys U7-U11, one of the 5 age-group pages. Not final branding, copy or photography. Purpose: show Tony this group's tone — fun and foundation-building, still Junior Footballers' School, not Performance Pathway language. Yellow dashed boxes are notes, not real content.
Why this exists: Headline echoes the live site's own decent tagline for this group (“Fun, Skill, Teamwork, Building Strong Foundations”) rather than replacing it — it was already working, it just needed the wrong-age-copy bug fixed underneath it (see main report, section 12).
What this age group gets
Skills, teamwork, and match-day fun
Age-appropriate training to suit every level
Regular match play to apply what they've learned
Focus on teamwork, confidence, and football intelligence
A welcoming environment where players grow together
Structured drills mixed with genuine game-day fun
A clear next step into the Youth Boys Performance Pathway when ready
See a session
What training actually looks like
VIDEO: unique training footage for Boys U7–U11 — not the video currently duplicated across all 7 age-group pages on the live site.
Not sure this is the right group?
Enter their date of birth and gender — we'll show the right sessions instantly.
What parents say
★★★★★
"[Real quote needed] — ideally from a Boys U7-U11 parent."
Parent name · Boys U7-U11 parent
Why this exists: Oliver's and Susan's quotes (U14/U15, Boys) are close but not quite this age band — better to collect a genuine U7-U11 quote than stretch the age range on an attributed testimonial.
STRUCTURAL MOCKUP — Youth Girls U12-U18, one of the 5 age-group pages. Same layout as Youth Boys, only the tag and gendered copy change. Not final branding, copy or photography.
Structured technical and tactical coaching, run by experienced coaches
Regular competitive match play, not just training drills
A clear pathway toward trials and representative football
Physical development suited to the teenage growth stage
Mental resilience and match-day mindset coaching
A genuine team culture — friendships that last beyond the season
See a session
What training actually looks like
VIDEO: unique training footage for Youth Girls U12–U18 — not the video currently duplicated across all 7 age-group pages on the live site.
FROM REGENT'S PARK TO ARSENAL
This is where Louis started
Louis Zecevic-John trained at Regent's Park before earning his move to Arsenal. Years of consistent work, on days nobody was watching, got him there — proof of what this pathway can lead to.
Why this exists: Reused here since Louis's is currently the only alumni story you have — but it's a male player's story on a girls' page, which is a real gap. This is the strongest case in the whole site for prioritising a female alumni or current-player success story (flagged as a medium-term item in Tony's checklist, section 6). Swap this section out the moment one exists.
Not sure this is the right group?
Enter their date of birth and gender — we'll show the right sessions instantly.
What parents say
★★★★★
"I also want to thank every parent for your incredible help throughout both the Gothia and the season. I've never been involved with a team with such a positive environment and genuine family feeling and that is down to all of you."
Coach quote, U16 coach — name to confirm
Why this exists: None of the real quotes supplied so far are from a Youth Girls parent specifically (Oliver and Susan's both say “my son”). This coach quote is genuinely real and gender-neutral, so it works as a stand-in — but a proper Youth Girls parent quote should replace it before launch.
STRUCTURAL MOCKUP — Youth Boys U12-U18, one of the 5 age-group pages (the others are separate files). All five share this same layout. Not final branding, copy or photography. Purpose: show Tony the one layout that serves all five groups — only the tag, headline, benefits, proof-point and photos change per group. Yellow dashed boxes are notes, not real content.
Why this exists: Same headline/tag pattern as the Performance Pathway hero on the homepage, so a parent who clicked through recognises where they are. For the Youth Girls U12-U18 page, swap “Boys” for “Girls” and keep everything else — same template, different tag.
What this age group gets
Built for players ready to compete
Structured technical and tactical coaching, run by experienced coaches
Regular competitive match play, not just training drills
A clear pathway toward trials and representative football
Physical development suited to the teenage growth stage
Mental resilience and match-day mindset coaching
A genuine team culture — friendships that last beyond the season
Why this exists: Written fresh rather than reusing the live site's “our U7–U11 programme offers...” line that's currently mistakenly pasted onto the Boys U12-U16 and Girls U12-U16 pages (flagged in the main report, section 12). Each group needs its own accurate copy — this is what the Youth version should say.
See a session
What training actually looks like
VIDEO: unique training footage for Youth Boys U12–U18 — not the video currently duplicated across all 7 age-group pages
Why this exists: Every age-group page on the live site currently embeds the exact same video, twice in a row (flagged in section 12 of the main report). Each of the 5 groups should have its own footage — even a short clip specific to this group is better than one generic video repeated everywhere.
REAL PHOTO: Louis Zecevic-John, Gothia Cup or match action
FROM REGENT'S PARK TO ARSENAL
This is where Louis started
Louis Zecevic-John trained in this exact age group before earning his move to Arsenal. Years of consistent work, on days nobody was watching, got him there.
Why this exists: Short, fresh version agreed 30 Jul 2026 — not a copy-paste of the full story already used on the Shopify pre-season page and the homepage mockup. Two sentences plus a link keeps the credibility without repeating the same paragraphs a third time. On the Youth Girls U12-U18 page, this section can stay or be swapped for a second alumni story if/when one exists — flagged as a medium-term priority in Tony's checklist (section 6).
Not sure this is the right group?
Enter their date of birth and gender — we'll show the right sessions instantly.
What parents say
★★★★★
"This team has been important to my son and my whole family and a lot of that credit goes to the coach...Looking forward to a couple more season"
Oliver · U14, Boys
Why this exists: Real quote supplied 30 Jul 2026 — a direct age/gender match for this page (U14, Boys). Kept distinct from the Homepage's testimonial set (Oliver also appears there) since repeating the same three quotes homepage-and-everywhere would recreate the duplication problem flagged in the main report.
Why this exists: Simple cross-links between the five group pages — useful if a parent has more than one child, or lands on the wrong group from search.
Section: Contact Us
STRUCTURAL MOCKUP — Contact Us. Not final branding, copy or photography.
Questions about trials, sessions, kit or anything else — get in touch and a real person from the club will get back to you.
Why this exists: Currently a dead link on the live site. Contact details are one of the first things a parent checks before trusting a club with their child — this should be a real, findable page before launch.
Get in touch
Talk to the club directly
✉ [general enquiries email — to confirm]
☎ [club phone number — to confirm]
📍 [training ground / registered address — to confirm]
🛡 Safeguarding Officer: [name + direct contact — to confirm]
Why this exists: The Safeguarding Officer contact is the most important line here for a children's club — it should be easy to find, not buried. Real details needed before this goes live.
Why this exists: A “Safeguarding concern” option in the subject dropdown gives a worried parent a clear, low-friction way to raise something serious — better than making them guess which generic inbox to email.
Safeguarding, terms, privacy and cookies — one page instead of four thin ones, so it's easy to actually find what you're looking for.
Why this exists: Terms & Conditions, Privacy Policy, Cookie Policy and Club Policies were four separate dead links on the live site. Combined into one hub with jump-links — same logic as moving from 7 age groups to 5. Less to maintain, easier for a parent to find what matters most (safeguarding, first).
Regent's Park FC is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of every child in our care. All coaches are DBS-checked and complete regular safeguarding training as part of our FA Charter Standard status.
Club Welfare Officer: [name — to confirm] · [email — to confirm] · [phone — to confirm]
If you have a concern about a child's welfare, please contact our Welfare Officer directly, or the FA Safeguarding team on their national helpline.
Terms & Conditions
[Full terms and conditions to be added — covering membership, payments, cancellations, session attendance, and conduct expectations for players, parents and coaches.]
Privacy Policy
[Full privacy policy to be added — this needs to explicitly cover the medical, disability, SEN and dietary information collected at trial/membership sign-up, since that's sensitive data about children and requires clear handling terms.]
Cookie Policy
[Standard cookie policy to be added, covering analytics and any marketing cookies used across theregents.co.uk.]
Why this exists: Safeguarding is placed first, deliberately — it's the section a careful parent is most likely to look for, and currently doesn't exist anywhere on the live site at all.
Section: Holiday Camps
STRUCTURAL MOCKUP — Holiday Camps. Not final branding, copy or photography.
Why this exists: Currently a dead link despite being prominent in the nav — this is a clear revenue line that isn't converting anyone right now.
Upcoming camp
Next available dates
Day
Date
Ages
Location
Price
Tuesday
[date]
5–14
[venue — to confirm]
£[price]
Wednesday
[date]
5–14
[venue — to confirm]
£[price]
Thursday
[date]
5–14
[venue — to confirm]
£[price]
Why this exists: Same table format already used on the regentsparkfc.com interim booking page — reused here since it already works, just needs real current dates and pricing.
What's included
A full day, properly run
10am–3pm, full day of coaching and matches
Grouped by age so everyone's playing at the right level
Same qualified, DBS-checked coaches as term-time sessions
Suitable for existing players and newcomers alike
Section: Join Now / Membership
STRUCTURAL MOCKUP — Join Now / Membership. Not final branding, copy or photography.
Membership covers your place across the season — training, league matches, and everything that comes with being part of the club.
Membership
New members and returning members
New Members — 2026/27 season registrationExisting Members — renew for 2026/27Instalment plans available on requestMembership includes league affiliation and insurance cover
Why this exists: Mirrors the structure already used on theregents.co.uk (“Existing Members 2025-26” / “New Members 2025-26” products) — this page ties that existing Shopify flow together with the rest of the new site instead of sitting separately.
Section: My Account
STRUCTURAL MOCKUP — My Account (logged-in member dashboard). Not final branding, copy or photography.
Your sessions, payments and documents, all in one place.
Why this exists: A logged-in member dashboard — currently a dead link. Mocked up here so Tony can see the intended shape; actual data would come from your registration/payments system.
The questions we hear most, answered directly — and it's good for search too, since these are the exact things parents type into Google.
Why this exists: WMF's FAQ page is genuinely strong and pulls in search traffic on its own. Currently a dead link on the live site — real content below, based on what parents actually ask.
What age can my child start?
The Regent's Cubs starts from age 5. If your child is younger and keen to start earlier, get in touch and we'll advise.
How much does it cost?
[Pricing to confirm — WMF publish theirs directly on their site; worth considering doing the same, since transparent pricing reduces hesitation.]
Are your coaches DBS-checked?
Yes — all coaches are fully DBS-checked, and safeguarding training is refreshed regularly as part of our FA Charter Standard status.
Do you offer girls-only sessions?
Yes — Girls U7-U11 and Youth Girls U12-U18 both run as their own dedicated groups.
What happens during school holidays?
We run Holiday Camps across all age groups — see the Holiday Camps page for upcoming dates.
How do I join a competitive team?
Players progress into competitive football through the Youth Performance Pathway (U12-U18). See the Teams page for current fixtures and results.
Is parking available?
[To confirm per venue.]
What should my child bring?
Full kit including boots, shin pads, and a water bottle. Training kit is available from the Kit Shop.
Section: Recruitment (Coaches & Volunteers)
STRUCTURAL MOCKUP — Recruitment, for coaches and volunteers only (not players). Not final branding, copy or photography.
Why this exists: Confirmed 30 Jul 2026 — this page is specifically for coaches and volunteers, not players (players join via the standard Book a Trial flow on the age-group pages).
What we look for
Coaches who share our approach
A genuine passion for developing young players, not just coaching drills
FA coaching qualification (or working towards one)
Enhanced DBS check (the club can support with this)
Commitment to our safeguarding standards
Experience working with the relevant age group
Volunteers welcome too — not every role requires a coaching badge
Current openings
What's available right now
[List current vacancies here, or state “No open roles right now — register your interest below and we'll be in touch when something comes up.”]
37 league championships. 44 league cups. Real results from our competitive squads — proof of what this club has built, not just a promise.
Why this exists: Approved 30 Jul 2026 as a new page. With the club's actual track record behind it, real fixtures and results are strong, low-effort proof that a content page alone can't fake.
