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Club Development

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More than two decades of experience helping advise those who run their community football clubs has given the FSA unique expertise when it comes to club development. 

From grassroots and the National League System to clubs in the EFL, we have assisted trust and club boards with their development and, as a result, we have a range of resources which can help with virtually every aspect of running your club.

Each club brings its own specific requirements, and our experience at clubs of all different sizes can help club staff and volunteers save valuable time to focus on what matters to you. 

Whether you need assistance with governance and template policies, project planning, contracts and confidentiality, business plans and finances or guidance for board members, we have the tools to assist you. 

We’re able to tailor training and resources to your specific needs – email us today to find out more. 

County FAs

We also work with County FAs to deliver our club development programme, which is designed to offer dedicated and tailored support to clubs. 

We provide face-to-face training sessions covering club governance and ownership, budgeting for promotion, and fan engagement. 

Clubs can continue to work with us on these areas, and our support for them is free of charge, meaning you can facilitate support for your clubs in the most cost effective manner.

“Partnering with the FSA has been a fantastic addition to our club development offer. Their expertise has provided  practical, engaging learning opportunities that have been extremely well received by our National League System clubs.”

Northumberland FA

Email us today to discuss our club development programme and how we can deliver support to your county FA.

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  • The Football Association
  • Premier League

Partners

  • Co-operatives UK
  • FSE
  • Kick It Out
  • Level Playing Field
  • Living Wage Foundation
  • Pledgeball
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