Paschendale FC

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Paschendale Football Coaching 

This season 2009/2010, sees the end of an era as the Management of Paschendale FC, Darren Redmond, Stuart Telford and Kev Redmond,  stand down after 5 years of service to the club, due to outside commitments.

However, this does not mean the end of Paschendale.

Former manager and coach of the club, Kev Redmond will be starting out with his own school of coaching this summer. 

The wheels are in motion, and from this May will see the start of the Paschendale School of Football Coaching, that will take place in and around the areas of Halesowen, Bartley Green, Selly Oak, Northfield and surrounding areas. Evening and weekend coaching, After school clubs, Holiday coaching clubs and  Weekly football fitness classes will  be on the agenda.  

These events will primarily be run by Kev Redmond, an FA Level 2 coach currently taking his UEFA 'B' Licence. Our aim is to provided boys and girls/men and women, the opportunity to participate in safe, fun, structured, and progressive sessions which will be delivered by Kev, and/or other FA qualified level 2 coaches associated with the club

Depending on numbers, commitment and training, Paschendale will be looking at putting teams forward, of all age groups, to compete in a local league for the season 2011/12. However, if there is a sufficient number and teams beforehand, friendly games will be organised.

As we start putting the programme together, seting out what nights will accomodate what group of players, contact the club to register your interest or to ask any questions you may have.

For more information contact Kev on the club website www.paschendalefc@googlemail.com

Supporters of Paschendale FC

Having led his players down the tunnel and into Wembley Stadium, Paschendale manager/coach/player, Kev Redmond, walked up the 107 steps to get his hands on the coveted FA Cup. Joined by fellow team mate Jack Crawford, the two were part of a college trip to tour the new stadium.

Paschendales Night at the Dogs saw them beat off 5 opposing teams to lift the Perry Barr Grassroots Award.