Registration day at EYC on June 25th. All players wishing to play next season need to come and register. Forms will be available at the club. Parents bring your cheque book. Player bring two photos, or a comb as there will be a photographer there on the day.
SEASON 2010/11
The
season is now over, a successful one for the club. Two teams, the U13s
and the U16s completed doubles by winning the first division and cups.
Tatton U16s completed a fantastic year for the U16s by winning the
second division title. The 3G pitch is proving a massive success allowing training at the club on the superb surface and with matches being played on it regularly. Egerton were one of the few clubs able to play any games during the wet spells due to the pitch, although an increasing number of teams are refusing to play on the fantastic surface.
The bar and catering area are now fully opened improving the facilities further.
Have a great summer and see you next season!
To recognise special achievements every season, the football committee awards outstanding performances within the club. The following awards were made for the 2010/11 season:
7-a-side Player of the Year :
11-a-side Player of the Year :
Top Scorer:
Goalkeeper of the Year :
Manager of the Year : Rick Mountney, manager of Egerton U16s
Volunteer of the Year :
Well done to them all.
The
season finally ended after many extensions due to the poor weather.
Most teams experienced a successful year with several highlights:
Egerton U10s narrowly lost on penalties in the final of the Albert Steele
Egerton U11s (photo on left) won the First Division title and played in two semifinals.
Egerton Lions U11s were runners up in the Third Division.
Egerton U12s won two cups and were runners up in the 1st Division. Tatton U12s were also runners up in their league.
Tatton U14s finished third after a hard fought season.
Egerton U15s were finalists in the League Cup.
Egerton U10 teams won both the Egerton Classic and the consolation trophy.
Egerton U9s won the Langho tournament.
The vets team was promoted.
The Open Age Mens team had a good season - Keith Brookbanks was the league's top scorer and was voted the league's most valuable player. The teams secretary, Julie Ballance, was named Secretary of the Year.
No teams were relegated.
Congratulations to all the teams and we hope you all enjoyed your season.
11-a-side Player of the Year : Ollie Martin who played for Egerton U11s.
Top Scorer: Declan Butler with 66 goals for Egerton U11s.
Goalkeeper of the Year : Josh Lynes of last years Egerton U12s
Manager of the Year : Dave Rodger, manager of Tatton U14s (last season)
Volunteer of the Year : Amanda Bergin, who as well as managing Tatton U9s has been an outstanding help at the club, with enormous enthusiasm and effort.
Egerton U10s narrowly lost on penalties in the final of the Albert Steele
Egerton U11s (photo on left) won the First Division title and played in two semifinals.
Egerton Lions U11s were runners up in the Third Division.
Egerton U12s won two cups and were runners up in the 1st Division. Tatton U12s were also runners up in their league.
Tatton U14s finished third after a hard fought season.
Egerton U15s were finalists in the League Cup.
Egerton U10 teams won both the Egerton Classic and the consolation trophy.
Egerton U9s won the Langho tournament.
The vets team was promoted.
The Open Age Mens team had a good season - Keith Brookbanks was the league's top scorer and was voted the league's most valuable player. The teams secretary, Julie Ballance, was named Secretary of the Year.
No teams were relegated.
Congratulations to all the teams and we hope you all enjoyed your season.
CLUB AWARDS
7-a-side Player of the Year : Max Haygarth, who after a brillant season has now signed for Manchester United's academy. Good luck!11-a-side Player of the Year : Ollie Martin who played for Egerton U11s.
Top Scorer: Declan Butler with 66 goals for Egerton U11s.
Goalkeeper of the Year : Josh Lynes of last years Egerton U12s
Manager of the Year : Dave Rodger, manager of Tatton U14s (last season)
Volunteer of the Year : Amanda Bergin, who as well as managing Tatton U9s has been an outstanding help at the club, with enormous enthusiasm and effort.
SPORTSMAN'S DINNER
The
Sportsman's Dinner was held on May 13th. The guest speaker was Matt Le
Tissier who captivated the audience with tales from his illustrious
career at Southampton and on Sky Saturday.
This was followed by the comedian who rounded off a tremendous
evening.About 220 people attended, raising much needed funds for the club. The auction of donated football shirts, events tickets and signed pictures raised an impressive sum, including over £1,000 for two tickets for the cup final. Despite the numbers being down on previous years, this was a really good evening combining fund raising and fun.
3G PITCH
The
3G pitch is now open with players fully enjoying the results of
last year's disruption. The pitch looks superb and plays well. The car park is also a
major improvement, together with much better access. The final step was
to complete the extension to the club house which is now open and includes much
improved changing rooms and better catering, including a bar. EGERTON CLASSIC 2010
The
Egerton Classic was held during the weekend of May 15-16th. Around 150
teams and 1500 players competed from U7s to U12s. To see the results
and photos, Classic 
