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Friday sessions return tonight, 6-7pm on the astro turf pitch.... come along and join the fun.


Both the Saturday & Sunday sessions return to the astro pitch this week after pitch maintenance moved the sessions to the grass last Saturday.


Saturday & Sunday, 9-10.30am.


This weeks sessions will revisit shooting and finishing, who doesn't like scoring goals....?


Look forward to seeing you all soon.


JAGS

All three sessions will be running this weekend, 1st, 2nd & 3rd May 2015.


Until September all will take place on the Astro turf pitch, Friday 6-7pm, Saturday 9-10.30am & Sunday 9-10.30am


Come along and join in the fun, all sessions are drop in so no need to commit.


Hope to see you this weekend,


JAGS

  • 1 month later...

Due to Founders Day celebrations here at JAGS Sports Club there will be no Football or BabyBooter sessions on Saturday 27th June 2015.


Friday (26th) and Sunday (28th) will run as normal and Saturdays will return on the 4th July.


Look forward to seeing you all soon...


Many thanks,


JAGS

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