Moor End Juniors

Contrary to what you may have heard Moor End Juniors is alive and kicking and bigger and better than ever!

Regular football will be back at MEA late September, thanks for your continued support, have a great summer and see you all soon.

Keep an eye on FB for regular updates.

HOMETOWN on TV.....www.examinerlive.co.uk/news/west-yorkshire-news/what-expect-hometown-episode-one-16445999
If Moor End Juniors can get hundreds of kids playing football every week perhaps that would help?
It's worth a try!

A massive thank you to the Sarah's Goal charity who have paid the £90 cost of hiring the 4g pitch in July.
We are very grateful for their support.

Role model Hakan Dalbal running for West Yorkshire Schoolboys.
400m PB: 48.8
WR: 43.3 in sight.......

Looking for role models?
Look no further!
Teenagers Hakan Dalbal and Harun Townend (Pictured) have offered to help on 01 July.
Both of them have come through the ranks at Westend and we are very pleased to welcome them to Glenroyd.
They will set the standards for others to follow!

No 3g pitches in Hluvukani........
Reckon those cows are doing a good job looking after the pitch!
Check out www.glenroydjuniors.co.uk for more photos from the village.

"I hate playing defensive teams"..... Bill Shankly after losing 5-1 to Anderlecht!
He lived on Crosland Road, Oakes and is pictured playing in his usual Sunday morning match against the locals.
Most of the dads wanted to get away for a pint at 12 o clock but soon realised that the match did not finish until Shankly's team were winning!
Hence Bill's team usually scored the winner just before opening time.

"The socialism I believe in is not really politics. It is a way of living. It is humanity. I believe the only way to live and to be truly successful is by collective effort, with everyone working for each other, everyone helping each other, and everyone having a share of the rewards at the end of the day.".................Bill Shankly

"Children are to get extra lessons to steer them away from knife crime and gang culture by teaching them the importance of good role models like youth workers and sports coaches"

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7110003/Children-extra-lessons-steer-away-knife-crime-gang-culture.html

Not exactly rocket science is it?

Moor End Juniors have a vital role to play if this initiative is to succeed.

Our aim is to get hundreds of kids enjoying football FREE OF CHARGE at Moor End Academy.

Will we get the support we need?

We hope so!

Children to get extra lessons to steer them away from knife crime Children aged 11 to 16 will be taught the importance of having good role models instead of being influenced by gang leaders.

We are already getting offers of kit sponsorship.
All we need now are some players!