Radley Youth FC U10s

Last updated : 16/05/2024 17:30:26

Introduction

Radley Youth FC U10s are a Small Sided football team made up of 24 team members.

The team is from Abingdon, Oxfordshire, England, United Kingdom and play in the Oxford Mail Boys League.

Radley Youth FC U10s started using TeamStats in September 2008.

Team Details

More about the team

Radley Youth Football Club was founded in 1973 by three dads who lived in the village of Radley. They were Dick Crabb, Dick Stone and Paul Cross. They each had boys who were desperate to play football at a young age and they decided to form their own football club, hence Radley Youth FC.

To date we have children playing from the age of Under 6's to Under 16's and we take both boys and girls.

Radley Youth Football Club pride themselves on being a friendly family orientated club and believe that having fun is the most important part of playing the game of football.

If your son or daughter would like to join then please click on the relevant age group link where you will find the managers e-mail and telephone number. Please feel free to contact them as they will be only to happy to give you all the information you require.

On behalf of Radley Youth Football Club we hope you will enjoy looking and using this website. Full club website is www.radleyfc.co.uk .

Radley Youth FC U10s are a football team based in Abingdon, Oxfordshire. They play in the Oxford Mail Boys League, which is a youth football league for boys and girls aged 6-16.

The team was founded in 2008 by Dick Crabb, Dick Stone, and Paul Cross. They each had boys who were desperate to play football at a young age, so they decided to form their own team.

The team currently has 24 players. They train on Wednesdays and Sundays, and they play matches on Saturdays.

The team's manager is Paul Cross. He has been involved in youth football for many years, and he is passionate about helping young players develop their skills.

The team's captain is Harry Crabb. He is a talented player who is always willing to help his teammates.

The team has had a successful season so far. They are currently top of their league, and they have won the majority of their matches.

The team is looking forward to continuing their success in the future. They are a talented group of players who are determined to win trophies.

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About the Oxford Mail Boys League

The Oxford Mail Boys League is a youth football league for boys and girls aged 6-16. It was founded in 1968, and it is one of the largest youth football leagues in Oxfordshire.

The league has over 300 teams, and it is divided into different age groups and divisions. The teams play matches on Saturdays, and there is a cup competition at the end of the season.

The Oxford Mail Boys League is a great way for young players to develop their skills and enjoy the game of football.