Last updated : 07/05/2024 02:12:26
Introduction
Brendon 66 Youth U12 Inclusive Black are a Disability football team.
The team is from England, United Kingdom and play in the EFCCT Pan Disability League U12.
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Brendon 66 Youth U12 Inclusive Black
Brendon 66 Youth U12 Inclusive Black is a football team based in Southampton, England. They play in the EFCCT Pan Disability League, which is a league for disabled footballers of all ages.
The team was founded in 2019 by Brendon King, who wanted to provide a footballing opportunity for disabled youngsters in the area. The team has since grown to become one of the most successful teams in the league, winning the championship in 2021.
The team is made up of players with a variety of disabilities, including cerebral palsy, autism, and Down syndrome. The players are all passionate about football, and they enjoy the opportunity to play and compete with other disabled footballers.
The team is also committed to raising awareness of disability football. They regularly hold open days and trials, and they work with local schools and charities to promote the sport.
Sources
- Brendon 66 Youth U12 Inclusive Black team page on TeamStats
- Brendon 66 Youth U12 Inclusive Black team page on FA Full Time
- Brendon 66 website
EFCCT Pan Disability League
The EFCCT Pan Disability League is a football league for disabled footballers of all ages. The league was founded in 2017, and it currently has over 50 teams playing in it.
The league is open to all disabled footballers, regardless of their disability. The league has a variety of divisions, so that players of all abilities can find a level that suits them.
The EFCCT Pan Disability League is a great way for disabled footballers to get involved in the sport. The league provides a competitive environment for players to develop their skills, and it also helps to raise awareness of disability football.
