‘The Hornet’s Nest’ to open this Saturday
September 15th, 2011
Bradley Stoke Town Football Club is delighted to announce that on Saturday 17th September 2011, their new Clubhouse location at the Jubilee Centre, Bradley Stoke will be officially launched. The Club s nickname is The Hornets so it was fitting that the Clubhouse will be called The Hornets Nest . The event begins at 7.30pm and there will be a BBQ, Quiz and other entertainment until 10.30. The team would like to invite interested members of Bradley Stoke to help them celebrate the opening of this facility.
Club Secretary Nick Potter said, We are very proud to be officially launching our new Clubhouse this Saturday with local dignitaries, players and their families. The Club has received fantastic support from the local council and staff from the Jubilee Centre. We are really looking forward to this night of celebration and using our new Clubhouse every Saturday when we have home games for our teams .
The three adult teams have over 50 players registered, with well over 95% retention from last season. It has been a mixed start to the season so far but the club remain hopeful of another successful season on the pitch. They have a new website on pitchero but the address stays the same, www.bstfc.co.uk. The site is updated regularly with lots of news and video clips.
The Managers and Coaches at Bradley Stoke Youth have been busy over the summer registering players in their respective leagues. They now have over 300 Girls and Boys registered from Under 7s to Under 18s. Over 100 of these are in the age range U7 U9, which shows how supportive the community of Bradley Stoke is.
Bradley Stoke Youth are an FA charter standard club and if anyone is interested in joining and helping out on match days in any age group then they can visit the website www.bsyfc.co.uk for further information.
The Hornets Nest will be open every Saturday during the season from 4pm to 6.30pm, selling hot and cold drinks and confectionary. So, after supporting your local teams in action why not talk to the players, catch up on the gossip and even watch the Saturday football results as they come in.
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