For many, football is the lifeblood of a community.
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Denis Healy
9 years ago
This club is a credit to the game of football, a balanced well delivered football service to thousands of people in the locality and beyond. Over many years of hard work and commitment, a reputation has ben built here, please allow the club to continue with the good work!
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Maria
9 years ago
The football club has always been there and is necessary for Windsor's youth and community.
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Mrs Kathleen Coff
9 years ago
This club has been working for the town and surrounding areas for many years and deserves to have a secure future.
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Gary Churchouse
9 years ago
The club has so much history it would be a shame to lose the ground
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Sandi Butcher
9 years ago
Signed
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Daren weston
9 years ago
Nice little non league club
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Lisa Walden
9 years ago
My son plays for an under 12 team for windsor. He loves the excericise and team work that comes from these games. He has great fun and is far better than sitting on the games console. I believe that my sons team has fun is thanksto his team he is getting more fresh air and excercise thanks to the training and games they have.
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Roger bradshaw
9 years ago
It's a damn good club good for all needs to be saved
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Jan
9 years ago
Good luck
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Mark clements
9 years ago
Help the non league family
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Peter Young
9 years ago
Anything that encourages grassroots activity is good and a long lease would give the club a firm based to keep providing this
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Bishops Castle Town fc
9 years ago
Good luck
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Andy tucker
9 years ago
Windsor can't lose there home ground surely..
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Toby Goodger
9 years ago
Have been a supporter for many years. Good luck!
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Paul Tudor
9 years ago
Non league football clubs are at the heart of their local community and need preserving wherever possible, especially clubs as strong and as popular as Windsor FC.
My club, AFC Wulfrunians from Wolverhampton, are very much in support of Windsor's plea for a long term lease. It's time to pay the club back for all the hard work they have done within the community.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
I used to watch Windsor & Eton FC when I was younger, my father used to watch them in his later years, my children have helped out there in various ways, it's been part of Windsor since I was small, don't let the future children of Windsor miss out.
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Mark Broad
9 years ago
As a fellow Combined Counties League club Chairman, Windsor FC are a credit to the league and I would urge common sense to prevail here
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John scott
9 years ago
My father was a regular at stag meadow for dozens of years. It is great place and an asset to the town
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Christopher Bourne
9 years ago
Windsor & Eton players and staff have a great reputation at Stag Meadows.
They have a history going back many years. It would be a great loss to Windsor if it was to stop.
For many, football is the lifeblood of a community.
This club is a credit to the game of football, a balanced well delivered football service to thousands of people in the locality and beyond. Over many years of hard work and commitment, a reputation has ben built here, please allow the club to continue with the good work!
The football club has always been there and is necessary for Windsor's youth and community.
This club has been working for the town and surrounding areas for many years and deserves to have a secure future.
The club has so much history it would be a shame to lose the ground
Signed
Nice little non league club
My son plays for an under 12 team for windsor. He loves the excericise and team work that comes from these games. He has great fun and is far better than sitting on the games console. I believe that my sons team has fun is thanksto his team he is getting more fresh air and excercise thanks to the training and games they have.
It's a damn good club good for all needs to be saved
Good luck
Help the non league family
Anything that encourages grassroots activity is good and a long lease would give the club a firm based to keep providing this
Good luck
Windsor can't lose there home ground surely..
Have been a supporter for many years. Good luck!
Non league football clubs are at the heart of their local community and need preserving wherever possible, especially clubs as strong and as popular as Windsor FC. My club, AFC Wulfrunians from Wolverhampton, are very much in support of Windsor's plea for a long term lease. It's time to pay the club back for all the hard work they have done within the community.
I used to watch Windsor & Eton FC when I was younger, my father used to watch them in his later years, my children have helped out there in various ways, it's been part of Windsor since I was small, don't let the future children of Windsor miss out.
As a fellow Combined Counties League club Chairman, Windsor FC are a credit to the league and I would urge common sense to prevail here
My father was a regular at stag meadow for dozens of years. It is great place and an asset to the town
Windsor & Eton players and staff have a great reputation at Stag Meadows. They have a history going back many years. It would be a great loss to Windsor if it was to stop.