These clubs are the clubs that keep football going ... it brings communities together and they need to survive!
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Irene Green
9 years ago
My fathers ashes are buried on the touchline after he was the secretary of the original Windsor & Eton FC. Please let the club as it is now remain in place.
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Gary Toombs
9 years ago
Been to Stag Meadow a few times it would be a shame if Windsor FC had to move out lovely setting and it's really important to have a healthy local team in the community. Gary (Sutton Common Rovers supporter)
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Lack of available facilities for training and fixtures is a key threat to youth sport in the U.K.
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Michael Fallon
9 years ago
I've watched games on and off at the stadium but I've also used the club for my daughters christening and my birthday party. It's a community club. It's for everyone
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Daniel Paul Turkington
9 years ago
Great club, well looked after, good people, good for the community and a real asset to its borough.
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Paul Bergin
9 years ago
Had some great times following Windsor, and quite a few rubbish ones as well. Wouldn't change any of them. A town's football club is part of it's soul. Everything should be done to keep it alive.
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Luke Brooks-Smith
9 years ago
Amazing club to be involved with.
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John Aulsberry
9 years ago
When I was with Wokingham Town we ground shared at Windsor, it would be sad if they weren't able to continue.
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Andrew Wilson
9 years ago
The club provides young people with opportunities for physical activity, personal development and community cohesion, which we can ill afford to lose.
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Catherine Haigh
9 years ago
They have been through so much and now need all the support from the local community and their friends.
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Matt Cleverly
9 years ago
Best maintained local non league ground around. Something for all of Windsor to be proud of.
Keep football live and keep it local, finances a drop in the ocean to the crown estate but huge for a non league club.
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Jim Dean
9 years ago
Grass roots football isn't just about football - it's where many lifelong friendships are made and also has a big influence on the personal development of young people.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Kids need more exercise, this is very important
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David Freeman
9 years ago
The club is an integral part of the local community, why break something up when it does not need fixing!
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Rob Challis
9 years ago
No brainer . Please support this partition and keep this club alive !
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John Fedrick
9 years ago
Windsor FC and non-league football are an integral part of the fabric of our society, don't kill it!
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Marc Pugh
9 years ago
Since the inauguration of this new club, the local footballing community has flourished. Windsor FC is an integral part of the development in sport of all the local children and a benchmark to how an amateur club should be run. Stag Meadow is its spiritual home and one of the loveliest venues, revered within the amateur footballing community. Only with Windsor FC at Stag Meadow will this off field success continue.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Please allow Windsor FC to continue running their Club in the true manner of sportsmanship and loyalty for the residents of the Borough and communities beyond. Thank you.
Give them the lease
These clubs are the clubs that keep football going ... it brings communities together and they need to survive!
My fathers ashes are buried on the touchline after he was the secretary of the original Windsor & Eton FC. Please let the club as it is now remain in place.
Been to Stag Meadow a few times it would be a shame if Windsor FC had to move out lovely setting and it's really important to have a healthy local team in the community. Gary (Sutton Common Rovers supporter)
Lack of available facilities for training and fixtures is a key threat to youth sport in the U.K.
I've watched games on and off at the stadium but I've also used the club for my daughters christening and my birthday party. It's a community club. It's for everyone
Great club, well looked after, good people, good for the community and a real asset to its borough.
Had some great times following Windsor, and quite a few rubbish ones as well. Wouldn't change any of them. A town's football club is part of it's soul. Everything should be done to keep it alive.
Amazing club to be involved with.
When I was with Wokingham Town we ground shared at Windsor, it would be sad if they weren't able to continue.
The club provides young people with opportunities for physical activity, personal development and community cohesion, which we can ill afford to lose.
They have been through so much and now need all the support from the local community and their friends.
Best maintained local non league ground around. Something for all of Windsor to be proud of. Keep football live and keep it local, finances a drop in the ocean to the crown estate but huge for a non league club.
Grass roots football isn't just about football - it's where many lifelong friendships are made and also has a big influence on the personal development of young people.
Kids need more exercise, this is very important
The club is an integral part of the local community, why break something up when it does not need fixing!
No brainer . Please support this partition and keep this club alive !
Windsor FC and non-league football are an integral part of the fabric of our society, don't kill it!
Since the inauguration of this new club, the local footballing community has flourished. Windsor FC is an integral part of the development in sport of all the local children and a benchmark to how an amateur club should be run. Stag Meadow is its spiritual home and one of the loveliest venues, revered within the amateur footballing community. Only with Windsor FC at Stag Meadow will this off field success continue.
Please allow Windsor FC to continue running their Club in the true manner of sportsmanship and loyalty for the residents of the Borough and communities beyond. Thank you.