Welcome To The New Football Season
Derry Hill United FC re-opens on Saturday 30th August, with many squads commencing training this weekend. If your squad is not scheduled to train this week you should have been notified accordingly by your Team Secretary. However if you are unsure then please contact them to check.
The Mid Wilts Youth & Minor League fixtures start on the 13th September and the Wiltshire Women's & Girls League Fixtures the following weekend.
For those players and officials who attended the end of season presentation and were pictured with Stuart Pearce your complimentary photo is now available for collection. The Thunder and Lightning players will be able to collect their photos from Julie Tipping at evening training. All others can collect from Wendy Crocker at BSG on Saturday 30th August or Saturday 6th September between 9.30 and 11.30am. Those who want to purchase further copies or larger versions please order on-line via the TN Photography website.
Squad Training and Match Times
Due to logistical and League requirements some squads will train or play at a different time this season. If you are unsure when your squad trains/plays then visit the "Our Squads" section of the DHUFC Website and select your team name to find out.
Help Provide A Safe, Supportive And Friendly Place For Our Players
Give your child the time and opportunity to make their own decisions
- they need to learn the consequences of getting it right or wrong
Do not to shout, correct or criticise your child from the sidelines. Give them the chance to relax and perform
- the players need to make mistakes to help them learn
Try not to keep offering advice going to or from games.
- let your child unwind and reflect, again this helps them learn
Remember your child, our players, are not mini adults or professional players
- let them participate, build confidence, have fun and enjoy the activity on offer, whether it be training, a friendly or League football. It truly isn't about winning but about developing the skills to be a winner.
... and finally, please actively support all our referees and officials, don't bring conflict and aggression to game - be a good role model to your child.
Help us provide the very best environment for children to play football. Take a look at The FA RESPECT campaign for further details of how you can support our goal.
The Mid Wilts Youth & Minor League fixtures start on the 13th September and the Wiltshire Women's & Girls League Fixtures the following weekend.
For those players and officials who attended the end of season presentation and were pictured with Stuart Pearce your complimentary photo is now available for collection. The Thunder and Lightning players will be able to collect their photos from Julie Tipping at evening training. All others can collect from Wendy Crocker at BSG on Saturday 30th August or Saturday 6th September between 9.30 and 11.30am. Those who want to purchase further copies or larger versions please order on-line via the TN Photography website.
Squad Training and Match Times
Due to logistical and League requirements some squads will train or play at a different time this season. If you are unsure when your squad trains/plays then visit the "Our Squads" section of the DHUFC Website and select your team name to find out.
Help Provide A Safe, Supportive And Friendly Place For Our Players
Give your child the time and opportunity to make their own decisions
- they need to learn the consequences of getting it right or wrong
Do not to shout, correct or criticise your child from the sidelines. Give them the chance to relax and perform
- the players need to make mistakes to help them learn
Try not to keep offering advice going to or from games.
- let your child unwind and reflect, again this helps them learn
Remember your child, our players, are not mini adults or professional players
- let them participate, build confidence, have fun and enjoy the activity on offer, whether it be training, a friendly or League football. It truly isn't about winning but about developing the skills to be a winner.
... and finally, please actively support all our referees and officials, don't bring conflict and aggression to game - be a good role model to your child.
Help us provide the very best environment for children to play football. Take a look at The FA RESPECT campaign for further details of how you can support our goal.
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