Bradley Stoke Town Football Club News Articles

C Team Manager Announcement

Harry Isaacs — Thu, 23 Jul 2020 18:22:15 +0100

We are pleased to announce that after a short application process (intense questioning from Burchy on the edge of a field) Kieron Jones has accepted the challenge of taking charge of our newly formed C team!

Keiron has good experience from managing in youth football and has previously managed a men's team, as well as being a former Bradley Stoke Youth player. We look forward to Kieron putting his stamp on the C team and making a good go of the club's first season with a team in the Bristol Suburban league!

Kieron had this to say: "I'm really happy to be here and thankful for the opportunity. I'm a very football-minded person so I'm excited to show what I can do as a coach"

Club treasurer and Mr BSTFC Matt Burch was delighted with the appointment, stating that he was happy to finally get Kieron appointed as he can "stop mythering about it and relax with a chip cob and Corrie".

Can't wait for the football to start up again now! #COYH

BSTFC 2020/21 Season

Matthew Burch — Thu, 18 Jun 2020 17:34:15 +0100

After another successful season, Bradley Stoke Town FC see three of the five Saturday teams move up divisions and one new entry.

BSTFC will see five Saturday teams in action across three Bristol football leagues.

Leagues

Bristol & District Division 1 – Bradley Stoke Town First

Bristol & District Division 1 – Bradley Stoke Town Reserves

Bristol & District Division 2 – Bradley Stoke Town A

Bristol & District Division 4 – Bradley Stoke Town B

Bristol & Suburban Division 4 – Bradley Stoke Town C

Cups

First Team - Senior Amateur (South)

Reserves - Junior (South)

A team - Intermediate (South)

B team - Minor (South)

C team - Primary (South)

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BRADLEY STOKE TOWN FC NEW TEAM ANNOUNCEMENT

Matthew Burch — Thu, 18 Jun 2020 16:47:20 +0100

After another successful season, Bradley Stoke Town FC are pleased to announce the creation of the fifth (C’) team. The C’ team have been entered into the Bristol & Suburban Division 4.

Over the past few seasons, interest into the club has risen, that so, the committee have taken the step to create the new team. We hope this will draw in more local talent and also expand football in the local area. It’s exciting times ahead for the club and team (whenever football eventually comes back!)."

We now have a vacancy for the fifth team manager.

Bradley Stoke Town will also invest in the manager. All managers will have the oppertunity to gain their Level 1 & Level 2 qualifications through the club, subject to terms and conditions

"If you're interested in being part of our club, get in touch!"

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BSTFC NEW CHAIRMAN APPOINTED

Matthew Burch — Thu, 18 Jun 2020 16:05:58 +0100

Adam Townsend takes over the chairmanship from Adam Sykes, who at the AGM stood down from the role after 2 years.

Adam was appointed at the Annual General Meeting this evening by his fellow committee members and will take over with immediate effect.

Adam has been a player of the club for many years and a member of the committee for the past few seasons. Adam has put a lot of time and effort into the club making sure it runs efficiently.

"I am delighted and honoured to take on the role of chairman and very much looking forward to the challenge,” said Adam.

"I'm looking forward to working with such a dedicated committee and I am very ambitious to take the club forward.

All of us at Bradley Stoke Town FC wishe Adam all the best in his new role.

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BSTFC New Away kit

Matthew Burch — Fri, 05 Jun 2020 22:05:22 +0100

BSTFC will be going into the 2020/21 season with a new Green & White Joma away kit kindly sponsored by Harris Sports LTD

October/November edition - Bradley Stoke Matters Magazine

Matthew Burch — Tue, 07 Apr 2020 19:35:56 +0100

Please click the front page of the magazine to view the latest online edition of the Bradley Stoke Matters

The magazines are in Adobe Acrobat™ format and you will need Adobe Acrobat™ to read them

New 2019/20 kit sponsor announcement

Matthew Burch — Wed, 04 Mar 2020 18:03:23 +0000

Bradley Stoke Town Football Club are pleased to announce that Local Magazine Bradley Stoke Matters continue their much-valued support and are again sponsoring the first team.
Bradley Stoke Matters community magazine will be celebrating its 15th Anniversary in 2020.
https://www.bradleystokematters.co.uk

BSTFC Reserve team are pleased to announce ‘The Inkwell Tattoo Studio’ as the new sponsors for the upcoming seasons
The Inkwell Tattoo Studio have extremely talented Artists working in their Winterbourne studio
https://theinkwell.co.uk/

BSTFC A team are pleased to announce ‘Harris Sports’ as their new kit sponsor.
Harris Sports Ltd are based in Clevedon near Bristol, we provide quality sports and recreation equipment across the UK as well as sportswear and school uniforms.
https://www.harrissports.co.uk/

BSTFC B team are pleased to announce the ‘Raj Bari’ as their new kit sponsor.
Raj Bari is a 5* award winning Indian restaurant located on Hotwells road, Bristol
http://www.rajbaribristol.co.uk

Bradley Stoke Town Football Club are pleased to announce that Pentagon Play have become the new sponsors of the Bradley Stoke Town Veterans Team who play in the Gloucestershire FA Veterans League. The Hornets are extremely pleased that such a quality and reputable business has come on board.

Pentagon Play are specialists in making school playground equipment stimulating and challenging for children. Pentagons equipment is specifically designed to develop key skills whilst making children's learning experience fun.

To find out more about our new sponsor, please click the Pentagon logo under the “Our Sponsors” tab or visit their website at https://www.pentagonplay.co.uk

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BSTFC FA Licensed Coaches

Matthew Burch — Wed, 04 Mar 2020 17:06:22 +0000

Congratulations to As manager Chris Evans, Bs boss Ratib Ahmed and 1st team boss John Welsh who have all completed their FA Level 1 coaching course this season.

Meanwhile BSTFC haven't been resting on their laurels either, with George Haskins currently in the process of gaining his FA Level 2 coaching badge this season and Ratib Ahmed has quickly moved onto starting the Level 2 award.

At BSTFC, we like to push our coaching staff and help them to put on the best training sessions possible. BSTFC are proud to have the players trained by qualified coaches in a safe and enjoyable environment. These two new qualifications are just the latest demonstration of the club's ongoing commitment to ensuring our coaches have the best possible level of support in their development as they try to get the best out of all our players in all 4 of our teams.

Club chairman Adam Sykes congratulated the all three coaches on their achievement:
"I believe this is excellent news for the club, with more qualified coaches on board to help with the important work being carried out coaching and empowering our future of Bradley Stoke Football Club."

All of our freshly qualified coaches will be putting the players through their paces in our first training session back after the festive period on Tuesday 7th January.

FA Charter Standard

Matthew Burch — Wed, 04 Mar 2020 17:02:59 +0000

The FA Charter Standard kitemark is awarded to football clubs who provide a high-quality football experience. FA Charter Standard clubs are proven to be well run, sustainable, and importantly place child/Adult protection, quality coaching and safety paramount.

The FA Charter Standard kitemark was launched in 2001 and now recognises over 4,500 clubs, with 460 advanced level Community Clubs and 120 leagues. The kitemark is a major focus of The FA’s £200 million FA National Game Strategy and has improved coaching, the number of girls’ football teams and safeguarding children procedures.

FA Charter Standard Clubs all feature a trained Welfare Officer, CRB-checked volunteers, Emergency Aid-trained volunteers linked to each team, Respect programme sign-up, a Level One coach for each youth team, appropriate club administration in place and a volunteer coordinator.

FA Charter Standard Development Clubs must in addition have at least five teams, have a club development plan, a Level 2 head coach who has also completed the specialist youth coaching module, and club officials must attend two in-service development events per year.

FA Community Clubs must have at least ten teams. Community Clubs must have male and female football provision, a Mini-Soccer team, an advanced development plan, and stage at least one workshop per season to improve behaviour.

Goal Stats 21/22 Season

Matthew Burch — Wed, 04 Mar 2020 16:47:37 +0000

Top Goal Scorers
Callum Somerville	7
Ash Rogers	6
Kieran Jackson	6
Mitch Bombroff	6
Charlie Wills	5
George Haskins	5
Josh Morris	5
Mylie Balkwill	5
Tom Muller	5
Liam Platts	4
Adam Sykes	3
Aiden Molyneux	3
George Shore	3
Paul Smith	3
Adam Townsend	2
Aaron Godfrey	2
Bill Lupton	2
Liam Vincent	2
Mitch Budd	2
Oskar Earp	2
Sean Fahey	2
Steve Johnstone	2
Adam Bates	1
Andy Nelson	1
Andy Turner	1
Ben Cole	1
Charles Moore	1
Craig Webb	1
Dan Budd	1
Dan Rodwell	1
Dec Hodgson	1
Jordan Duncan	1
Josh Smith	1
Kane Head	1
Kieran Walbridge	1
Tom Mason	1
Mike Tait	1
George Curnock	1