Fry Club Juniors FC

Fry Club Juniors FC is a well-established youth football club located in Bristol. The club is dedicated to providing a safe and friendly atmosphere for children to have fun and develop their skills. With over 100 years of football being played at Somerdale, the club has strong community links.

The club offers a range of teams for different age groups, including U5s, U18 Juniors, U10 Wanderers, U15 Juniors, U11 Juniors, U12 Juniors, U13 Juniors, U14 Juniors, U10 Juniors Girls, U18 Colts, U12 Juniors Girls, U12 Wanderers, U8 Juniors, U7 Juniors, U18 wanderers, U6s, and U5s. All the team managers are FA1 or FA2 qualified, ensuring that players receive quality coaching and guidance. Additionally, all managers have undergone CRC checks to ensure child safety.

At Fry Club JFC, the focus is not only on football skills but also on physical well-being and personal development. The club's ethos is to provide young players with the opportunity to enjoy a team sport, continuously improve their football skills, and develop personally. The club aims to promote junior football in the community and schools, and to provide as many successful youth teams as resources allow.

Fry Club JFC achieved FA Charter Standard status in 2005, demonstrating their commitment to promoting a positive and inclusive football environment. The club does not believe in the “win at all costs” mentality and emphasises the importance of enjoying the game.

If you are considering signing your child up for Fry Club JFC, you are encouraged to reach out to the relevant team for more information. The club offers a welcoming environment and encourages parents to come and have a chat and look around before making a decision. Contact information can be found on the club's social media pages and directory listings.

Join Fry Club JFC and be a part of a club dedicated to helping children of all ages have fun and enjoy the game of football. To stay updated with the latest news and updates from the club, follow Fry Club JFC on Facebook and Twitter.