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11th November 2008 - Girls Football - Elite level playing opportunity
Fetched: November 11th, 2008, 7:02pm CST
Middlesbrough Girls Centre of Excellence are looking to recruit a goalkeeper for their U16 squad. For players to be considered they must be between 14 and 16 years old (over 14 by 1st September 2008, under 16 by 31st August 2008 The FA's Girls Centre of Excellence programme is the route into England age-group squads on the womens player pathway and is responsible for producing all of the players involved in the England U17 squad who are currently in the Semi-Finals at the U17 World Cup in New Zealand If you know of any talented goalkeepers who would like to be considered for the Girls Centre of Excellence, please ask them to contact the Centre Director, Craig Nicholson (craig.nicholson@mfcp.co.uk) for more details. (Please note that any player involved in club football MUST notify their club at least 7 days prior to applying for a Centre of Excellence trial