Petition to West Wales FA to allow Bryncoch FC to play matches at Bae Baglan School.
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philip j clement
7 years ago
no fault of the kids for lack of local facilities let them play were there are.
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Sarah Tucker
7 years ago
Good luck.
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Kieran
7 years ago
Let them play
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Debbie Boyce
7 years ago
Please allow Bryncoch to use Bae Baglan 3G pitch for games. They are after all a team playing within Neath Port Talbot Council.
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Peter orders
7 years ago
Utterly rediculoush
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Gemma Anderson
7 years ago
Scandalous that children are being prevented from playing the sport locally! We should be doing everything we can to get kids involved in sport - not putting obstacles in the way. Come on NPTBC sort this out!
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Sandra Playle
7 years ago
Sport is so important in so many ways for our young people. It, therefore, would seem logical to give our enthusiastic budding footballers every opportunity to play on appropiate, excellent local facilities.
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Terence powell
7 years ago
With 136 teams in the league, with not enough pitches, last 2 weeks ynysygerwn called off 9 mini games around 180 children not playing, think wfa need to support West glamorgan junior league, if this was happening in Newport or Cardiff it be on the Welsh news, also the power of social media may happen very soon if common sense doesn't happen
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V martin
7 years ago
We need our local facilities to be available to us
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Jamie Pickering
7 years ago
When Cwrt Sart school in Neath was closed, assurances were given by Neath Port Talbot Council that the sports facilities in the new school would still be available to groups in the area. The FA should not punish Bryncoch (or any other Neath team) just because the Council located the facilities less than a mile into the Port Talbot area of Neath Port Talbot. The governing bodies for junior rugby take a more flexible approach to ensure children are able to play during the winter months. Good luck.
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Russell martin
7 years ago
Typical of grassroot football bodies. They would rather adhere to rules drafted over 100yrs ago than employ common sense and work to help children play football.
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Kevin Reed
7 years ago
Hopefully common sense prevails
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Rob Taylor
7 years ago
Totally agree. The fields are unsuitable.
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Rhys Jones
7 years ago
give the kids a chance to enjoy the sport and use new facilities rather than a waterlogged field that’s full of dog poo.
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Wynne Jones
7 years ago
childhood obesity is at its peak, yet there is no provision for our kids....or the future of Welsh Football, both male and female !
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Janine
7 years ago
It shouldn’t have come to this in the first place. It’s not the children’s fault for irresponsible dog walkers.
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Tony Melding
7 years ago
common sense needs to prevail!
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Rebecca Teague
7 years ago
Please give them a chance to play the sport they love.
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Christine Davies
7 years ago
It makes sense for bryncoch to used a new playing field bae baglan when its not being used
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A Coombs
7 years ago
They are only small children who love to play football they should be allowed to play anywhere.
no fault of the kids for lack of local facilities let them play were there are.
Good luck.
Let them play
Please allow Bryncoch to use Bae Baglan 3G pitch for games. They are after all a team playing within Neath Port Talbot Council.
Utterly rediculoush
Scandalous that children are being prevented from playing the sport locally! We should be doing everything we can to get kids involved in sport - not putting obstacles in the way. Come on NPTBC sort this out!
Sport is so important in so many ways for our young people. It, therefore, would seem logical to give our enthusiastic budding footballers every opportunity to play on appropiate, excellent local facilities.
With 136 teams in the league, with not enough pitches, last 2 weeks ynysygerwn called off 9 mini games around 180 children not playing, think wfa need to support West glamorgan junior league, if this was happening in Newport or Cardiff it be on the Welsh news, also the power of social media may happen very soon if common sense doesn't happen
We need our local facilities to be available to us
When Cwrt Sart school in Neath was closed, assurances were given by Neath Port Talbot Council that the sports facilities in the new school would still be available to groups in the area. The FA should not punish Bryncoch (or any other Neath team) just because the Council located the facilities less than a mile into the Port Talbot area of Neath Port Talbot. The governing bodies for junior rugby take a more flexible approach to ensure children are able to play during the winter months. Good luck.
Typical of grassroot football bodies. They would rather adhere to rules drafted over 100yrs ago than employ common sense and work to help children play football.
Hopefully common sense prevails
Totally agree. The fields are unsuitable.
give the kids a chance to enjoy the sport and use new facilities rather than a waterlogged field that’s full of dog poo.
childhood obesity is at its peak, yet there is no provision for our kids....or the future of Welsh Football, both male and female !
It shouldn’t have come to this in the first place. It’s not the children’s fault for irresponsible dog walkers.
common sense needs to prevail!
Please give them a chance to play the sport they love.
It makes sense for bryncoch to used a new playing field bae baglan when its not being used
They are only small children who love to play football they should be allowed to play anywhere.