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Latest Result
Saturday 12th May 2012
| TUFC Blues U10 | 0 | - | 9 | Newcastle City Juniors |
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KYPC Mini Soccer League Spring 2012 U10 United Division
Next Fixture
Awaiting fixture
The Blues train on a Tuesday night led by Coach Graham Curry
We are oversubscribed at present with 11 players in the squad. However, if you are interested in joining, please contact us by email and we will add your details to our waiting list. We are, however, particularly short of a goalkeeper and children willing to play in this position would be given priority!
Training
For the next 7 weeks from 17th April 2012 training takes place at Churchill from 6.30pm till 7.30pm on a Tuesday night; this will be taken by coaches from the Newcastle United Foundation and will concentrate on the move to 9 a-side football from September 2012 including the off-side rule.
Matches
Matches are normally played at KYPC on a Saturday. Since September 2011 we have been playing in 7 a side games in the KYPC Winter League.
Current Form
At the close of the first phase of the KYPC Winter League in February 2012, the Blues finished 5th (out of 15), above both of the other TUFC U10 teams. The league was then split into 2 halves with the Blues in the top league. They are currently lying in 5th place with 3 wins and 2 defeats. Go to:
http://www.minisoccer.kypc.co.uk/u10_united_6.html
for more information regarding fixtures and league placings.
Matches from September 2012
We will move to playing 9 a-side games from September 2012 on a home and away basis with our home pitch located at Monkhouse Primary School in Marden Estate. For more details regarding the move to 9 a-side, cut and paste the following link and have a look at:
http://www.clubnewsletter.co.uk/2011/feb/faproposals.html
Training Times
- Tuesdays @ 18:30 Churchill Playing Fields
Contacts
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David Matthews Team Admin
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The Blues went into this game as an already beaten side. The team had heard so much about the opposition prior to the game that they expected to lose heavily........and their play certainly showed it!
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