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Looking for players to come along and join our friendly bunch training at JAGS (near North Dulwich Station) every Wednesday evening.


7pm start on the astro-turf.


Usually consists of a 5-a-side game depending on how many people turn up.


Bit of exercise that now and again ends up in the pub!


?40 for 12 weeks, which works out at less than a fiver per session.


Drop me an email on [email protected], text me on 07920 859 148 or message me on here if you fancy joining us.


Thanks

John

Hi John,


I'd be interested in coming along. I'll struggle to attend every week due to work / family commitments. I'll probably be able to make 8 sessions. Would that be ok?


Also what is the general standard? I played Sunday League to a decent standard until 4 years ago but haven't played much since.


Thanks


Sharief

Hi mate. Yep thats fine. We all play sunday league football so i'm sure you'll be fine.

We start up again next wednesday (13th) so pop down if you're around. We just play a game depending on how many turn up.

Here's my number if you've got any other queries. 07920859148


John

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