Kids Prices Scrapped at Brodsworth
3rd February, 2010
Brodsworth Welfare have reduced their entrance prices in a bid to get more children watching their home matches.
The KoolSport NCEL Premier side's committee have taken the step and scrapped their under 16 admission prices for their first team games at the Welfare Ground Stadium until the end of the season.
A club spokesman said: "Brodsworth have had the aim this season of trying to connect with the local community this season, something which has proved harder than first thought.
"So, in a bid to get more of the younger community down to first team games, we have taken this step and all schools in the local area will be notified to invite their children to our games, free of charge.
"We also hope the increased attendance will create a buzz around the ground during matches, giving our players a much needed boost."
The KoolSport NCEL Premier side's committee have taken the step and scrapped their under 16 admission prices for their first team games at the Welfare Ground Stadium until the end of the season.
A club spokesman said: "Brodsworth have had the aim this season of trying to connect with the local community this season, something which has proved harder than first thought.
"So, in a bid to get more of the younger community down to first team games, we have taken this step and all schools in the local area will be notified to invite their children to our games, free of charge.
"We also hope the increased attendance will create a buzz around the ground during matches, giving our players a much needed boost."
(Story Source: Brodsworth Welfare)
Charity Match for Local Soldier
20th November, 2009
Brodsworth Welfare are hosting a charity match this weekend to raise money for a local soldier who was severely wounded fighting for his country.
A Craig Wood XI will take on a team from the Royal Army at the Welfare Ground in Woodlands on Sunday afternoon, kick-off 2pm.
All proceeds will go to Craig and to the Help For Heroes charity.
There will also be a charity waxing during the event and an after-match party.
Admission is ?2 for adults and ?1 for children.
A Craig Wood XI will take on a team from the Royal Army at the Welfare Ground in Woodlands on Sunday afternoon, kick-off 2pm.
All proceeds will go to Craig and to the Help For Heroes charity.
There will also be a charity waxing during the event and an after-match party.
Admission is ?2 for adults and ?1 for children.
(Story Source: Brodsworth Welfare)
Dowey Becomes Broddy Assistant Boss
6th October, 2009
Tim Dowey has become Brodsworth Welfare's new assistant boss following the departure of Alan Radford.
Radford has decided to step down as work commitments were keeping him from attending the majority of games and training nights.
Dowey moves up from the Academy to take on his new role.
First Team Manager Colin Bishop said: "I hope this doesn't affect the progression of the many junior players who I hope will be pushing hard for a place in the 1st team squad.
"Tim is a fully qualified Level 3 UEFA B Coach and has a good understanding of how the game should be played. I look forward to working with and gaining from Tim's coaching knowledge."
The club have thanked Radford for his time at Brodsworth and have wished him all the best for the future.
Radford has decided to step down as work commitments were keeping him from attending the majority of games and training nights.
Dowey moves up from the Academy to take on his new role.
First Team Manager Colin Bishop said: "I hope this doesn't affect the progression of the many junior players who I hope will be pushing hard for a place in the 1st team squad.
"Tim is a fully qualified Level 3 UEFA B Coach and has a good understanding of how the game should be played. I look forward to working with and gaining from Tim's coaching knowledge."
The club have thanked Radford for his time at Brodsworth and have wished him all the best for the future.
(Story Source: Brodsworth Welfare)
Broddy Return for Radford
2nd July, 2009
Brodsworth Miners Welfare have welcomed back Alan Radford as the club's joint manager.
He will be alongside Colin Bishop in the dugout and the club say they are delighted that he has returned.
A spokesperson said: "This is Alan's second spell at the club. He was manager a few years ago but sadly had to leave.
"We hope his return will be the start of a successful, stable and long-lasting management team with Colin and they both have the committee's backing."
He will be alongside Colin Bishop in the dugout and the club say they are delighted that he has returned.
A spokesperson said: "This is Alan's second spell at the club. He was manager a few years ago but sadly had to leave.
"We hope his return will be the start of a successful, stable and long-lasting management team with Colin and they both have the committee's backing."
(Story Source: Brodsworth Welfare)
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