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When you choose a Football Club for your child to join, you must ensure that you choose an F. A. Charter Standard Club.

Waveney Youth F. C. have been an F. A. Charter Standard Club since 2003 and in 2007 the Club won the
F. A. National Charter Standard Community Club of the Year. By choosing a club with the F. A. Charter Standard, you know that you are joining a well organised, safe club offering opportunities for all.

Suffolk County Councillors supports W.Y.F.C.

Give us your views

Two local councillors have shown their support for grassroots football with a fantastic gesture of a £1137 grant to Waveney Youth F. C.
The Club is very grateful to Suffolk County Councillors Colin and Deanna Law for this wonderful donation which will be used to provide equipment to allow 6 year old boys and girls to join new teams and to support the associated coaching costs.

We have made the site a little more interactive and have now included a message board for you to air your views.
You can discuss the Club, or celebrate a win for your team or how your favourite teams in the Premiership are doing.
Click on the message board logo to join in....

Leadership Academies

Waveney Youth F. C. partner the Children's University

The Club is currently embarking on a programme of Leadership Academies for young people which is designed to provide high quality support and development for young leaders and volunteers aged 14-19 that are committed to actively volunteering within their school and / or community.
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Waveney Youth F. C. are proud to have been accredited to the Suffolk Children's University, offering local children between the ages of 5 - 14 the opportunities to take part in a range of activities and formally recognise their achievements by taking part in extra curricular activities and receiving certificates and stickers to go with a passport which is available from local schools.

Barnards Meadow

Club Welfare

Work has started to transform Barnards Meadow into the best training venues in Lowestoft with a new pavilion and floodlit 3G ATP
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Bad behaviour, on or off the pitch, is something that is not acceptable at Waveney Youth F. C. and we are continually educating players and parents about what is, and what is not the correct way to conduct themselves.
Visit our Club Welfare page to see the latest news regarding this very important part of youth football.
Click on the image above to see why kids love playing football.

Footee 2010

Get Into Football

Take a look at the BRAND NEW Footee game for 2010. It includes enhanced features such as Safe Social Networking, Multiplayer games, virtual sticker collections as well as the hugely successful Footee game with a new selection of educational games and movies..

See if you can beat your mates to win the Footee 2010 cup!!
Play Footee 2010

Throughout 2010 The F. A. will publish a series of the latest coaching articles, practice templates and advice to assist with players and coaches.

The first instalment looks at passing through and around your opponents.
Visit the F. A. learning website to view these drills.

Ipswich Town F. C. - Discounted Tickets

Would you like to Join the Club?

We have been offered tickets to cheer on Ipswich Town at Portman Rd. as the blues push on up the league table to get into one of those playoff places or stave off relegation!.

Sat. 20th March v. Barnsley k.o. 3pm

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Waveney Youth F. C. is a totally inclusive Club, regardless of your age, gender, experience, disability or culture you will be made most welcome. Maybe you want to change clubs or try football for the first time, whatever reason you have for considering us, send us your details by e-mail or call / text 07711 710533 and we will get back to you.
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This Weeks Match Reports

100 Club

U nder 12A v. Caister

Match Report Template

Januarys Draw

1st Prize £50 - Roary
2nd Prize £25 - Sean Everett
3rd Prize £15 - Nicky Hayward
4th Prize £10 - Dave Beecher

Februarys draw is on the 6th March
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And Finally.....Portrait Of A Team Manager

You spend the last hour at work planning your evenings training session

You lose sleep before a game worrying if the team you choose for the next game is fair to the players and what the parents might think

You lose sleep after the game worrying if the team you chose for the game was fair to the players and what the parents might think

When your wife goes to the supermarket, she can't get the shopping in the boot because it is full of footballs, bibs, cones etc.

You plan your summer holiday around the tournament schedule

You pay the referee more than the going rate because you don't want to lose him

You never ask a parent of a player you substituted to help you take the nets down

You are always wearing tracksuit bottoms

Your phone is constantly ringing and it's always about football

When you meet someone, you always have in the back of your mind whether or not they can offer any sponsorship for the team

You are always looking at the weekend weather forecast

In the middle of January, you can't wait for the season to end

You get withdrawal symptoms when the season ends

When you meet your sons new friend, the first thing you ask them is their date of birth

You spend the summer re-discovering your garden

When you buy a new car, you consider how many players you can get in and whether the boot is large enough for the team kit

When you go shopping, you always buy something for the benefit of the team

Over half of your annual car mileage is clocked up during the weekend

Your wife knows there is no point in discussing anything with you for at least 2 hours before a game and probably 2 hours after it.

Does 'Talking to a brick wall' sound familiar

..........................But I bet you never ask yourself why?