ADD CLUBS NAME HERE The Leagues and Clubs YouTube Hub Provide opportunity to all who wish to play mens adult football Ongoing Everyone involved with the club NA Yearly Retain current First Team ID: 1001568
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1. 2022 - 2023Piddlehinton United FC
2. ADD CLUB’S NAME HEREThe Leagues and Clubs YouTube Hub.
3. Provide opportunity to all who wish to play men's adult footballOngoingEveryone involved with the clubN/AYearlyRetain current First TeamThis SeasonClub management and officialsKit, Pitches, Training, league feesHalf-YearlyDevelop links with local youth teams to give players a place to go after junior footballOngoingClub management and officialsN/AYearlyExplore possibility of reserve team in the future3 yearsEveryone involved with the clubAdditional kit, training and pitch feesYearlyTo maintain FA accredited statusYearlyClub secretary and officialsN/AHalf-YearlyUse this planner to set goals and create tasks to complete which willhelp you understand your clubs vision, and what its purpose is.Tip: Visit our England Football League and Club Hub on YouTube for ideas and insights to help you develop a vision and mission for your club.
4. 2022/2023Use this planner to set the goals and tasks you need to complete for a positive season on and off the pitch. Think about what needs to happen both monthly and weekly.Tip: Visit our England Football League and Club Hub on YouTube for ideas and insights to help you plan ahead for a successful season.Fulfil every fixture with no cancelations without prior noticeOne YearPlayers, managerN/AWeek-by-WeekMaintain positive bank balance throughout seasonOne YearPlayers, treasurerN/AMonthlyEnsure all bills and payments are made on timeCase-by-case basisTreasurer, secretary N/AMonthlyBe competitive in the Dorset division 2One YearPlayers, managerN/AMonthlyGive young players a fair amount of game timeOngoingManagersN/AMonthly
5. Use this planner to set the goals and tasks you need to complete for a clear plan for your club budget and finances.Tip: Visit our England Football League and Club Hub on YouTube for ideas and insights to help you with your club finances.Set subscription costs and match feesJuly/AugustClub committee and treasurerExpected expenses for seasonOngoingReview annual accountsApril/MayClub committee and treasurerEnsure club remains solventEnd of MayTo liaise with current and future sponsorsOngoingClub committeeNil – but may provide incomeOngoing
6. Total Projected IncomeSubscriptions - £450Match Fees - £1320Sponsors - £200Fundraising - £500Total - £2470Total Projected ExpenditureAffiliation - £300Insurance - £200Signing on Fees - £150Pitches - £400Training - £500Equipment - £200Ref Fees - £480Total - £2230Annual Balance£240 + £1200 rolled over from last season
7. Find a new secretary to take over from current secretary3 monthsCommittee, club officialsN/AWeek by weekEnsure the management are given the tools needed to be successful1 YearCommittee, club officials, players£200 – Balls, bibs, cones, goals etcHalf-YearlyEnsure all volunteers are recognised at end of season presentation1 YearPlayers, committee, supporters £50 – Thank you giftsHalf-YearlyBuild and maintain positive relationships with local area. Such as leisure centre, local pub etcOngoingEveryoneN/AYearly. Use this planner to set goals and the tasks you need to complete to build your volunteer team. It can also be used to identify key responsibilities for those who are already playing their part in your club.Tip: Visit our England Football League and Club Hub on YouTube for ideas and insights to help you make the most of the people at your club.
8. TreasurerManagerClub development officerThese appointments will be subject to review at the AGM to be arranged April/May 2023Ben JeansGeneral overseeing of clubChair meetingsMatt FramptonPrepare annual accountsBudget and advise feesTom Bracey + Rob MinhinickSquad selectionRun trainingMike HansfordArrange fixturesEnsure players signed onDerek HansfordIncrease participationFA initiativesDerek HansfordLooks after welfare issuesSpectator behavior John FramptonAssist the chairman and fulfil responsibilities when chairman is awayVice Chairman
9. Ensure club can access all sponsor opportunitiesOngoingClub committeeN/AOngoingEnsure club take investment opportunityOngoingClub CommitteeN/AOngoingEnsure club looks for grant opportunities OngoingClub CommitteeN/AOngoingBe active on social media accountsOngoingClub CommitteeN/AOngoingUse this planner to set goals and the tasks you need to complete to understand your market, and the methods you will use to listen to and communicate with them. Tip: Visit our England Football League and Club Hub for ideas and insights into how to market your club and communicate effectively. Think about placement opportunities with local education providers, or give players within your club the opportunity to manage your online presence and social media content.
10. Emergency Action PlanContact NameNumberDerek Hansford07707 272528Rob Minhinick07784 151510Mike Hansford07767 644603Tom Bracey07425 110880Nearest HospitalDorchester First Aid TrainedJack Vince
11. England Football ResourcesEngland Football – Leagues & ClubsEngland Football AccreditationClub Learning OpportunitiesYouTube - The League and Club HubEngland Football LearningClub ResourcesClub Structures GuideContact details for County FAsOther Grassroots SupportFootball FoundationFootball Foundation – Local PlansSport EnglandSport England – Funding