| 09/03/2010 - TESCO FOR CLUBS & SCHOOLS |
Heyside Juniors has registered !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Andrea Beverley is our co-ordinator
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| 02/02/2010 - STEVE HOPE'S THIS IS OK |
In a special year for the Girls League it was fitting that Steve Grice was in attendance to receive the Charter Standard League Award from England Manager Hope Powell.
In it's 10th Anniversary the Oldham Girls League has changed it's name to a more Cosmopolitan name of the North Manchester Girls League. Steve help form the League Committee soon after the initial meetings with Andy Lee and Graham Dockerty down at Fitton Hill School,Heyside Angels was formed soon after the League was formed. Steve is still there as League Development officer and has helped Manchester County Development Officer Shirley Veevers work on the plan to achieve Charter Standard League Status in a short space of time, after the initial decision to apply was made. The last 12 months has seen Manchester FA get more involved in the Development of the Women's locally and we hope to see more teams in the league over the next couple of seasons.
Steve said 'To receive the award from Hope Powell was a thrill and that she certainly tells it as she sees it when asked questions' . It's also the Angels 10th year and our next goal is to see an Angel playing for England, there are chances with both Chloe Wild and Cara Fields at the Manchester United School of Excellence.
Many thanks to Shirley for her help on the League Development plan, and it has been agreed that we will have a bigger presentation with all the Committee later in the year |
Steve receives the Charter Standard League Award from England Manager Hope Powell |
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| 12/01/2010 - ANGELS WIN 3RD KNOCKOUT CUP |
The Under 12's Inter have continued thier 100% record in the North Manchester Gils League by winining thier 7th trophy in 3 years.
This years U12s Knock out was against Uppermill. Heyside winning 4 - 1 Goal scorers Caitlin Senior 2 Jade Hughes 2
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| 29/12/2009 - UNWANTED GIFTS DONATION |
If you've been given gifts you or your players don't know what to do with or you've got two of.
Look no further Heyside Juniors are happy to take donations of gifts, (not second hand).
Hand them into your Manager and the club will find use in our various Raffles
Steve Grice will take them in. |
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| 19/12/2009 - ASDA BAG PACK RAISES £1130 FOR THE ANGELS |
The Angels helped Christmas Shoppers pack thier bags at Asda Shaw on Saturday.
As a thanks for thier help the kind Customers donated £1130 to the club which is going towards the new 10 year Born to be an Angel training kit for next year.
ASDA SHAW has become one of the main Angels sponsors and thanks go to the store, the girls who packed bags and the Heyside Coaches.
We wish you all a Merry Christmas from all at Heyside Angels
 
 
Mr. Shaylor doesn't use Gillette anymore since Tiger Woods knocked the Fire Hydrant over |
SHAW |
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| 04/11/2009 - CHLOE SIGNS ON WITH THE SCHOOL OF EXCELLENCE |
Congratulations go to Chloe Wild as she signs up to newly formed Manchester United Foundation FA Centre of Excellence. Chloe played for the Angels for two seasons before joining Manchester United and also playing for Manchester City in the Lancashire league.
She becomes the second player from the Angels to join the centre this summer as the talented Cara Fields also joined the centre after being spotted at a schools comp.
These signings follow on from Kayleigh Larkin who played for her beloved Liverpool School of Excellence last season before being released and rejoined the Angels for this season and has fitted back well into the team |
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| 30/10/2009 - Ghouly Great |
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All the Witches, Draculas, Ghosts, Cats, Bats and Devils that play for the Club turned up for the Witching hour party at St. Annes Rugby club to have a Ghouly party. The turn out was around 190 as there was plenty of Bat Dancing, Cat Games, Witchy sweet packs and Ghostly Glow sticks. As dawn broke all the party guests dissapperaed into the night after help raising just short of £400 for Haunted Heyside Juniors
Many thanks to everybody who turned out on the night to give the kids a great night.
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| 03/10/2009 - Luke & Lewis Training With Manchester United |
Congratulations to Luke Clegg & Lewis Standring who after only 3 weeks of playing with our Under 7's Starlets have been asked to train with Manchester United at one of our training homes - the Soccer Village |
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| 02/10/2009 - THE ULTIMATE EXPERIENCE |
Our Chairman the other Stevie G went on the Ultimate Experience at Liverpool last Friday. A birthday present from his family was far better than expected.
Several of our teams have been lucky enough to play and train at Melwood and it was Steves turn to train with Liverpool Academy coaches after a breakfast in the Main stand at Anfield. Three names that our younger players will not have a clue about and will have to ask thier dads who they are were the Legends who looked after 50 Liverpool fans. To play football on the same pitch as Barney Rubble, the Scouse Dane and Aldo is an honour.
Alan Kennedy, Jan Molby and John Alderidge have been to World Cups, Scored winning goals in European Cup Finals and if you want to see how to pass a 40 yard ball on a sixpence look at videos of Liverpool in the 80's and admire Jan Molby.
To be honest if it wasn't for getting involved in football the way I have enjoyed coaching I wouldn't have appreciated the experience as much and I thank the family for that.
If you get the chance to do these days at your club, do it.
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| 03/09/2009 - The Magnificent Seven!............ |
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The Magnificent Seven!............ With 3 key players missing, the U10’s JFC team were down to the bare bones & took a squad of 7 to the 7-a-side Blackburn & Darwen Cup....
Josh Cocker was a hero, playing 2 years above himself to allow us just to even to take to the field. To make things even more difficult, the games were 20 mins each....Throughout the course of the day, we played 7 + a bit of extra time. That's 2 hours & 25 mins of football in one day for every single one of these outstanding kids.
In a competition strengthened at the last moment to include 4 additional teams including Mill Hill FC (last years runners up), every single one of the boys were simply unbelievable, making it all the way to the final, scoring in the last 10 seconds to take the game into extra time & then only just missing out by the very narrowest of margins.
Jack Cocker hit the post for us in a one sided extra time period, before it went down to the wire with a penalty shoot out. Tied at 4-4 at the end, it went to sudden death. Ultimately, we lost the game by a matter of a few millimetres....... A truly magnificent effort by a truly magnificent group.
Judging by the shaky voices, quivering lips, watery eyes & look of sheer pride on the faces of all our teams parents, this will be a day that never be forgotten & one that will go down as one of the finest achievements of our team, considering the many adverse factors we had to contend with.
It just goes to show, that winning is not the be all & end all. Despite not winning the competition I have never been prouder of, or more humbled by our team than I was today...... A great big "WELL DONE BOYS" from me & all the proud parents!!!!!!
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