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Woodley United FC wins Grassroots Club of the Year at Berks & Bucks FA awards

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Tuesday, August 9, 2022 1:39 pm
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L-R Mark Rozzier (General Manager), Colum Moon (Chairman), Paul Ferris (Dept Chairman) and John Mailer (Club Charter Standard co-ordinator and Vets? Manager).

L-R Mark Rozzier (General Manager), Colum Moon (Chairman), Paul Ferris (Dept Chairman) and John Mailer (Club Charter Standard co-ordinator and Vets? Manager).

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Woodley United FC has been presented the Grassroots Club of the Year 2022 award.

The awards evening, presented by the Berks and Bucks FA, was held at Wycombe Wanderers FC on Thursday, July 29..

As part of presenting the award the following citation was read to those in attendance: “Woodley Utd FC creates opportunities for the community to be involved, develop and grow through football.

“The development of players is not confined solely to playing football but also as individuals in daily life to be happy, confident and creative.

“Opportunities are not restricted to just playing but include volunteering roles that help deliver football and promote both the club and the wider Woodley community.

“What makes the club stand out is its culture that exists club-wide which is not easy to impose across a large multi-team club. This stems from putting the environment at the centre of the culture which is creating a positive experience for participants who in turn engage with enjoyment for players, coaches and parents.”

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Club chairman Mark Rozzier said: “This is a tremendous achievement given the hundreds of clubs in Berks & Bucks FA with 23 clubs being nominated for the award.

“A big thank you to everyone involved in the club for making this award possible.”

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