FREETHORPE U10s

FREETHOPE U10sPLAYED CAISTER THIS WEEK WITH TWO EQUALLY MATCHED SIDES IT PROMISED TO BE AGOOD GAME.WE STARTED A BIT BETTER THAN NORMALBUT STRUGGLED WITH THE SUN IN OUR EYES FAILING TO MEET BALLS AND GETTINGCAUGHT TIME AFTER TIME.REECE BROKE AWAY PAST TWO DEFENDERSAND GOT CLIPPED IN THE BOX FOR A PENELTY,HE ALSO STEPPED UP TO TAKE BEINGDENIED BY CAISTERS KEEPER BUT TOM NETTED THE REBOUND.CAISTER CAME BACK AT USAND TOOK THE LEAD 2-1 .SECOND HALF SAW CAISTER WITH THE SUN IN THEIR EYESAND THE TABLES TURNED A BIT IN A GOAL MOUTH SCRAMBLE PERRY HAD A COUPLE OFEFFORTS FINALLY SQUEEZING IT IN.THE GAME WENT TO AND FROW BOTH TEAMS GOINGCLOSE BUT LATE ON TOM RECIEVED A GOOD PASS FROM LIAM D TO WIN THE GAME3-2.BAD LUCK CAISTER A DRAW WOULD HAVE BEEN A FAIR RESULT.WELL DONEFREETHORPE GETTING A WIN ON NOT ONE OF OUR BETTER DAYS

FA SOCCER PARENT WORKSHOP

Charter Standard Adult Club Freethorpe FC held their own Soccer Parent Workshop on Monday November 7th enabling 22 of the clubs volunteers to discuss topics and issues that effect their involvement with the club.

The workshop was delivered by Norfolk FA 's Football development officer Asa Sanders and was held at Freethorpe Village Hall.

Noorfolk FA is encouraging parents to play a positive role in supporting their childrens football experierence.Parents can play an crucial part in supporting the involvement of their children within football.As a result the FA has developed a soccer parent workshop to support clubs and their parents.

Involvement in football can greatly influence the development of children, both in the football environment and in their overall lifestyles.In order to sustain this involvement support and encouragement from people around them is vital.

The workshop topics are

1. What can football do for children
2. Why parents are important in football
3.Helping children progress in football
4. Developing a code of conduct

FREETHORPE U11 GIRLS

Freethorpe U11 Girls.

This week played Bohemians away with a bare seven players.What an effort by all the girls.The game was lost 0-10 but all the goals were scored in two 5 minute bursts by Bohemians one in each half.The remainder of the game was very even.Playing on a large pitch Elizabeth G put in her usual good display in defence well supported by the improving Lily B.Isabel S and Libby B shared the goalkeeping duties both playing well in and out of goal with there different styles.Jessica H was outstanding with some great runs and tackles and continuing to play despite a rib injury.Claire A had her best game to date with some hard running,tackerling and good passing while Rebekah G worked hard up front without reward and helped in defence when needed.

freethorpe u12 girls

FREETHORPE U12 GIRLS

This week played Bohemians B away and lost 0-10.Bohemians deserved their victory but there was another winner on the day.A Girls football match between two Charter Standard Clubs played,officiated,managed and supported in the true spirit of the game.Special mention to Dave from Bohemians who is a top man and a credit to his club.

Early on the game looked even with Bohemians attacking and Freethorpe defending stoutly with Elizabeth G again outstanding,Georgia G using her pace to great effect and Molly D tackerling hard.
Stand in keeper Olivia S had a great game one diving save was very special.

Despite some good midfield play from M Smith, Charoltte B and Jessica H and some gallant running from Lauren S up front Bohemians gradually took control and scored 6 goals before half time.

The second half was a great improvement with Erin K and Mellisa H both having a positive effect on the game with some good closing down and passing.Bohemians were relentlous in there pressure on Freethorpe and scored 4 more goals despite a great effort from Freethorpe and never giving up.

All at the club are proud of your progress girls.Keep up the effort and great spirit.

freethorpe u10s

FREETHORPE U10sA 6 GOAL THRILLER AGAINST BOHEMIANS SAW US GO DOWN 1-0 IN THE FIRST COUPLEOF MINUTES BUT SOON REPLIEDWITH A GOOD STRIKE FROM TOM.PLAYING A NEW SYSTEM OUR BACK LINE OF OLLIEAARON ALEX AND LIAM DID WELL,ONLY TO GET CAUGHTBY A GOOD STRIKE AND AN AWKWARD BOUNCE WHICH BEAT LUKE ON HIS NEAR POST.ONCOMES WILLOW THE WHISP ALIAS LIAM D TO GHOSTONE IN AT THE NEAR POST.PUSHING FOR THE EQUALISER RONNIE REECE TOM AND PERRYCAME CLOSE FROM CORNERS AND OPEN PLAY.WITH TIME RUNNINGOUT REECE SCORED TO MAKE THE FINAL SCORE 3-3. MOM LIAM S FOR A ALL ROUNDPERFOMANCE.THANKS TO BOHEMIANS FOR THE CHOCIE TREATS

FREETHORPE U13S

It seems we have found the promblems , its mt training ! as this weeks was postponed due to a waterlogged pitch the boys put in a much better performance. In the first half the boys battled hard against a strong wind to come in 0-0 at half time. However a bad start to the second half saw us go 3-0 down however rather than the flood gates opening as normal the boys kept going and got a goal back via a good ball from Callum finished by Dominic. The score finished 4-1 however if the boys put in this effot every week better results will come

FA SOCCER PARENT WORKSHOP

ON MONDAY 7th NOVEMBER 24 SOCCER PARENT'S FROM FREETHORPE FC WILL ATTEND A NORFOLK COUNTY FA DELIVERED SOCCER PARENT WORK SHOP AT THE VILLAGE HALL .

THIS COURSE WILL HELP THE PARENTS BECOME PROACTIVE IN THEIR CHILD'S SOCCER DEVELOPMENT.

WELL DONE TO ALL ON THE COURSE AND HOPEFULLY IT WILL BE BOTH ENJOYABLE AND IMFORMATIVE.

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FREETHORPE FC
PRESENT
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19th NOV
EYES DOWN 7.30
CASH JACKPOT
AT THE VILLAGE HALL

FREETHORPE U9s

Winkle, Unfortunately another big defeat of 14-0 for the U9's by Halesworth this week. Admittedly the team did take a good ten minutes to come alive by then it was a bit to late. Some good individual displays by D. Errington & D. Wilcox at the back. D. Wilcox was awarded player of the match great commitment for only his second game.
See you tomorrow night Kevin.

FREETHORPE U13S

another defeat this week 9-0 to SC Rangers who played some good football at times.youre much better than this boya but if we dont do the simple things these sort of results will contiue.We are still very short of players going to most games with 10-12 players 2 of who are goalkeepers so if theres anyone out there phone Darren on 01493 700 957.

FREETHORPE U12S GIRLS

Freethorpe U12 girls V Silfield U12 girls



The game was played on a fine Sunday afternoon with a strong wind blowing from one end to the other. Silfield were only able to field six girls but looked a bigger and stronger side as the girls lined up. Silfield kicked off and immediately attacked the Freethorpe side, who did not appear to realise the game had started, before Freethorpe had got a touch on the ball they found themselves a goal down. Freethorpe then settled down and shortly after came close to getting the equaliser, Charlotte B put Megan S through she strode purposely forward towards the Silfield goal, then unleashed a powerful shot the keeper did well to parry, she was first to the rebound but once again the keeper pulled off a fine save. Silfield were quickly back threatening the Freethorpe goal and scraped the bar with a good shot and Isabel S had to be quick off her line to thwart another attack. Silfield finished off a fine passing move to go further ahead. Louise B making her debut was working tirelessly in midfield and Georgia G was once again sharp in the tackle at the back. The Silfield players showed their experience, strength and pace to score another four goals before the break the pick of which was a header from a corner kick. Freethorpe made a number of changes in the latter part of the first half and at half time keeping with their policy of giving all the girls a fair chance and kicked off the second half into a strong head wind. Silfield continued to dominate the game and with the Freethorpe girls showing them too much respect Silfield scored a further five goals. Freethorpe’s best chance came late on when Rebekah G made a strong run down the right stopped only by a last ditch tackle from Silfield, not to be out done she tried a cheeky back heel that Erin K was unlucky not to get on to. The girls should not be down hearted by this result as Silfield are one of the best sides you have come up against, the hard work being put in on the training ground will eventually payoff, everyone of the girls has improved beyond recognition and this is your first season in a very tough league.



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FREETHORPE U10S

With Luke and Liam D on international duty this week, we travelled to Pakefield in the first round of the cup. As usual we got off to a slow start going down 1 - 0 in the first 5 minutes. This goal got us kick started and we peppered the Pakefield goal. Tom going close with some long range efforts. Reliable Reece got us level with a good strike. Up and running we played some of our best football to date after half time. Perry playing simple football to open Pakefield up on a few occasions. Reece added to the score 3 more times to bring his tally to 4. Ronnie got 2 more finishing his last one like a true striker. Our three boys at the back and Alex in goal kept things nice and tight with Liam s and Ollie keeping the concentration levels up to the end. Special mention for Aaron playing his best game to date earning himself joint man of the match with Reece. Final score 6 -1.