Cowplain Footballers ‘go green'

Cowplain Youth Football Club's Under 10’s  team took part in its first cup games porting a brand new kit.

The players proudly wore a brand new football kit thanks to a donation from Cowplain Co-operative Food.

Coach Andy Grossett said: "Football gives these players confidence. When they get a goal, they have achieved something. It has enabled them to play together, grow together and develop themselves as young people whilst having fun playing football.

"There has been a period of change and growth, and the young players were all using worn out tired and shared kit. The donation gives the team a fresh identity. They look and feel proud."

The football club helps to provide a positive environment where the children can develop friendships and a team and community ethic.

Gareth Lewis of Southern Co-op, said: "Getting youngsters involved in football is so much more than just a way of exercising.

"It is community youth projects like this, led by parents and volunteers, that can have such a positive impact on a child's formative years.

"We were pleased to provide the football kit and tracksuits. If enthusiasm can win football matches, this team will soon be making a name for themselves!"

To find out more about Cowplain Youth FC, email: cowplainyouth@gmail.com

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