Club News

Watford FC Community Sports & Education Trust will be hosting Player Development Centre trials for the upcoming season (2020/2021). We currently have four local Player Development Centres in Watford, St Albans, Hemel Hempstead and Harrow with players excelling at these local PDC’s advancing to our ‘Advanced PDC’ with training at Watford FC’s training ground in […]

Thank you to the parents who raised the issue in regard to the wearing of gloves during training sessions. We sought clarification on the issue and the guidance is now as follows: – the players do not need to wear gloves– managers and coaches do not need to wear disposable gloves during the training session

WANTED: Two of our teams are looking for a new goalkeeper. Under 18 Clarets (2020/21 age group) Contact Mark Hollinrake (Manager) – mobile: 07870 544219 Under 17 Whites (2020/21 age group) Contact Parag Rabheru (Manager) – mobile: 07810 500975; email: parag@ahotelsuk.com

We are pleased to announce that our plans for a return to football training have been approved by Hillingdon Council. We have briefed all of our managers and coaches this weekend on the safety measures that we will be implementing. The guidance manuals for parents, guardians and carers can be downloaded from the COVID-19 section

The Club carried out a Risk Assessment on Saturday 13 June and, from that, the Committee has today voted for a return to training. We will implement The FA’s new guidelines plus the Club’s Risk Assessment recommendations. Our aim is for a return to training with effect from Saturday 4 July 2020 for the teams

If interested, please contact Parag Rabheru on 07810 500975 or Parag@ahotelsuk.com. The team will conduct trials whenever that becomes possible.

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Those on the sidelines at grassroots football influence the environment in which the game is played and have an impact on the players enjoyment. Research shows 90% of footballers play better in a positive environment, therefore we need your support. The FA’s pledge of positivity is a commitment by parents, spectators and coaches in grassroots

This is a short note to wish the best to all members of Ruislip Rangers at this difficult time. The health risks are very real for all of us right now, especially the vulnerable, and things may be very difficult for people financially. So we hope everyone is staying safe and taking care of themselves,