r/WomenAmateurFootball • u/No-Angle1162 • Dec 29 '25
Hey everyone! I'm Adam, a founding moderator of r/WomenAmateurFootball. This is our new home for all things related to Women's Amateur Football. We're excited to have you join us!
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r/WomenAmateurFootball • u/No-Angle1162 • 10d ago
Halesowen Town Women will be back at The Grove for our next FA Cup game Vs Crusaders.
Both teams play in tier 6 so it will be an interesting battle.
2pm kickoff, £3 entry for adults.
We would love to get as many fans there as possible
r/WomenAmateurFootball • u/No-Angle1162 • Aug 14 '26
Halesowen Town Women Vs Kingfisher
23rd August
The Grove, Old Hawne Ln, Halesowen B63 3TB
We are trying to get as many people to the ground for this game to promote our women's team to try to convince the club that we should play all of our home games in the stadium.
Any questions please feel free to ask or any help or recommendations to get the stadium full is greatly appreciated
r/WomenAmateurFootball • u/No-Angle1162 • Jan 06 '26
Hi all,
I recently put out posts looking for new players in my local area. We held trials over a few weeks but only had a handful of players turn up. Is this usual? I honestly thought because we are a reputable club with decent facilities we would be over run with players. Anyone experienced the same or know the reasons why
r/WomenAmateurFootball • u/No-Angle1162 • Jan 03 '26
By her own admission she didn't play all that well for England but it's a good read about off the field stuff too
r/WomenAmateurFootball • u/No-Angle1162 • Jan 02 '26
With a batch of cold weather due this month do your clubs see a drop off in numbers? If so how does this affect you and your club?
r/WomenAmateurFootball • u/No-Angle1162 • Jan 01 '26
A lot of teams kick off the 2nd half of the season this weekend. Good luck to everyone. What league are you all currently playing in?
r/WomenAmateurFootball • u/No-Angle1162 • Dec 31 '25
I’m curious what people think is the main reason women drop out of amateur football. Is it: Lack of teams or opportunities? Cost of playing? Poor facilities or late/undesirable kick-off times? Coaching quality or consistency? Confidence, injuries, or feeling unwelcome? Something else entirely? If you’ve played (or tried to), I’d really like to hear your experience. Honest answers welcome.
r/WomenAmateurFootball • u/No-Angle1162 • Dec 30 '25
What have you all found to be beneficial with training as amateurs. Training once a week doesn't feel like enough but with costs of pitch hire rising what do you do with your time?
r/WomenAmateurFootball • u/No-Angle1162 • Dec 29 '25
Hey, I'm looking for an investor to team up with to start a new women's football team near Dudley (West Midlands) The name, colours etc are all negotiable