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Post by craig on Mar 18, 2008 15:38:28 GMT
Me and a friend are looking for a club to play for next season, we are 20 and 21 and have recently moved into the area. both have played football at a fairly high level in the past but havnt played 11 aside for a couple of seasons.
Any clubs looking for players, and have any open training sessons for a trial??
Thanks
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Post by bromassist on Jul 21, 2008 8:55:45 GMT
Me and a friend are looking for a club to play for next season, we are 20 and 21 and have recently moved into the area. both have played football at a fairly high level in the past but havnt played 11 aside for a couple of seasons. Any clubs looking for players, and have any open training sessons for a trial?? Thanks We are currently looking for new players. Current promoted to Section B and looking for new players. Training is at hoole park on Thus @ 6.15-6.30 pm start through to about 8ish. Every thus unless there is a friendly. Send me email or call the Bromfield Arms and ask for more info. Thanks Robbie |
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Post by Gaz on Aug 15, 2008 13:50:38 GMT
Hi Mate,
If you two are still looking for a Club give drop me an email and i'll get you some more details.
GazSharp@hotmail.com
Thanks,
Gaz
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Post by wuzhuhai on May 8, 2009 3:43:49 GMT
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