Mansfield Town Football in the Community are delighted to announce the return of the FREE Premier League Kicks sessions, which will now run exclusively at the One Call Stadium on Thursday evenings. The national Premier League back project PL Kicks started in 2006 and has a long history of using
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Football in the Community to restart activities from September
Mansfield Town Football in the Community is delighted to announce that all activities based at the One Call Stadium will recommence from September, providing measures remain as they are. Following extensive work behind the scenes to bring our activities in line with Covid19 guidelines, Football in the Community will reopen
Defender named 2019/20 PFA Community Champion
Mansfield Town defender Ryan Sweeney has been named as the PFA Community Champion for the 2019/20 season, we are delighted to announce. The PFA Community Champion award recognises the efforts of players, who over the course of the season, go the extra mile to attend activities run by community schemes,
Football in the Community launch new PL Kicks competition “Try Active”
Mansfield Town Football in the Community are proud to be supporting the Premier Leagues latest initiative the #StayWell hub, by launching a new activity to encourage participants to Stay Home, Stay Active and Stay Connected. The new #StayWell hub from the Premier League provides a wealth of resources to help
Female Coach helping to Inspire girls within Sport | International Women’s Day 2020
Mansfield Town Football in the Community’s Female Inclusion Officer and PL Kicks Coordinator Amy Page is helping to Inspire the next generation of Female Coaches and players, making a positive impact on local young females since being appointed into the joint role last year. A former attendee of our Holiday
Coach praises teenager’s leadership skills following successful Girls Day
Mansfield Town Football in the Community’s Female Inclusion Officer Amy Page has heaped praise onto a teenage participant, after she demonstrated ‘outstanding’ leadership skills towards a fellow attendee, ten years her junior, during Football in the Community’s recent Girls United day. 15-Year-Old Milena Radzyminska, who is a regular attendee at
Volunteering gives teenager her own identity
When Thirteen-Year-Old Ellie Johnson first attend a PL Kicks session, she really struggled to find her own identity as just “one of the twins” alongside identical twin-sister Paige – but after taking the brave step to volunteer on her own with Mansfield Town Football in the Community – Ellie has
“PL Kicks helping to get kids off of the street and into a safe environment is really good” – Sweeney
Mansfield Town defender Ryan Sweeney has heaped praise onto Mansfield Town Football in the Community’s PL Kicks delivery, and in particular the positive impact it has on getting kids playing football in a safe and secure environment. The 22-year-old defender visited St Peters C of E Primary School located on
