We are a junior football club based in Perton near Wolverhampton. We play in the Bilston Leagues, and have teams from under 10 through to under 16. We are always looking for new players, and coaches who have a passion for football, and a positive attitude. If you are interested in joining us, get in contact with the team manager for your age group.
Presentation Evening
Well done everyone who was involved in the Presentation Evening. Thank you to all the managers for all their hard work during the season, thanks to all the parents, relatives, friends etc for their support for the players and thanks to my fellow committee members for maintaining the high standards of integrity which the professional game struggles with.
Recruitment is our aim at all levels. The AGM is on June 19th at 7.30pm at Perton Civic Centre. Brian Griffiths Club Chairman
Premier Sports
A big thanks to John Slyde at Premier Sports, Lord Street, Wolverhampton. John has agreed to provide the club with a sponsorship cheque for just over £100.
3rd Time Lucky for U14's West
Having had to endure finishing runners up in Cup finals during the previous two years. It was good to see Dan Hughes U14's west side deservedly run out 4-2 winners today against PRD United in the Merit Shield Cup Final.
AGM/ Election of Club Officials for 2013-2014
The Club's AGM will be held on Wednesday 19th June at Perton Community Centre starting at 7:30pm. All parents are welcome to attend. The Club officials for next season will be 'elected in' at this meeting. Should there be any parents out there who feel that they can perhaps do a better job than the current incumbents and perhaps more importantly give up their time on a voluntary basis are encouraged to step forward.
BPYFL Nominations for Fair Play Award
Whilst we weren't lucky enough to have our name drawn out of the hat for the Bilston League Fair Play Team of the Year. It is worth noting that as a club we had a total 11 nominations out of the 112. A very healthy % of the teams, put forward, for a club of this size. Special praise must go to Dan Hughes and his U14's who got 7 nominations with only Wednesbury Sports Unions U13 getting just one more!
open trials for U13's (NEXT SEASON U14's)
Perton and codsall under 13s will have open trials over the summer to strengthen their current squad for next season. After a fantastic end to the season and winning the merit shield we would like to continue with this success next season. If interested please contact Dan Burke (07912 686 918) for trials.
U15 Wolves Secure A Spring League Top Two Finish
[ 23 days old ]
Congratulations to U15 Wolves. Their 5-3 victory last night guarantee's them at least a runners up spot in the Spring League.
U14's Unbeaten run sees them to Merit shield Final
[ 30 days old ]
Three straight wins, including last nights 4-2 victory over Premiership opposition, AFC Woodcross. Has taken Dan Hughes U14's West side into a Merit Shield final with a game still left to play! The final will be held at Wolverhampton United FC's ground on Sunday 12th May Kick off 2:30pm
The next committee meeting
[ 31 days old ]
All managers, coaches and assistants will meet to discuss club business on Wednesday May 8th at 7-30pm at Perton Civic Centre
Top night at Bilston Town for U13's and U15 Wolves
[ 31 days old ]
With both sides winning their respective finals, at Bilston Town FC by 2-0, it was a great night for the club. A 2-0 result in more ways than one! Hard luck to AFC Woodcross and Hawkins Sports who both proved to be worthy opposition and a credit to their respective clubs as were our players and supporters. Well done everyone involved.
I'd Like to thank John Slyde of Premier Sports, Lord Street, Wolverhampton, for his continued support. As part of a sponsorship deal he has with the club. John gives us back 5% of our total spend with him. This is on top of the generous discount he already gives to the club. John has kindly agreed to provide us with a cheque for £103.10.
Mark Reeves Club Secretary
12 May 2013
I'd like to remind all parents that everyone involved in the club, from the managers, their assistants and the clubs officials voluntarily give up a significant amount of time for the lads to play football. We don't get everything right but we do our best with the limited resources available to us. We would welcome more help from any of the parents who feel they could contribute. Next season we will be looking for someone to act as treasurer and would be happy to see others help run the website or be a fundraiser. See club news for details of AGM.
Mark Reeves Club Secretary
12 May 2013
Congratulations to Dan Hughes, Jonathan Ward, Paul Howat and their U14's West lads in winning their Merit Shield Cup Final against PRD 4-2. PRD put up a good display but Perton deserved their time in the spotlight. Well Done Lads.
Mark Reeves U15 Wolves Assistant Manager
8 May 2013
U15 WOLVES LOOKING FOR NEW PLAYERS FOR NEXT SEASON...
We are a happy to offer trials to any experienced players who maybe interested in joining a new club. The team is regarded as one of the top sides in the Bilston League Premier Division. SPRING LEAGUE PREMIER DIVISION MINIMUM TOP TWO FINISH; 3RD PLACE FINISH IN AUTUMN LEAGUE; LEAGUE CUP WINNERS; AUTUMN SHIELD GROUP WINNERS; AUTUMN SHIELD FINAL RUNNERS UP. Phone Mark Reeves on 07813 696 892 for further information.
Mark Reeves Club Secretary
8 May 2013
Like U15 East it was dissapointing to see U15 Wolves lose the Group 1 Autumn Shield final particularly when you consider having topped the group they lost the final to the team in 2nd place! To be fair to Wednesfield RBL they played the better football on the night and deserved the win. However when you have an extremely dubious referring decision for their 1st goal; have a shot cleared off the line and one that hits the post then comes back and hits the keeper on the head yet still doesn't go in; you know that its just not going to be your night! I'd like to thank all the parents for their support not just last night but throughout the season. I'm very proud of the lads. They are a credit to the club. Lets face it three major trophies, in the locker at the end of the season, has to be classed as an impressive haul for any team.
Mark Reeves Club Secretary
6 May 2013
It's dissapointing that the U15 East lost the Merit Shield group 2 final in such cruel fashion yesterday. Particularly when chances for both teams were so thin on the ground. Any neutral observer would have to agree that a draw and dreaded penalties would have been a fair result. But thats life and someone sadly has to lose. Congratulations to Willenhall. Despite the heartache you should all look back with some pride at how much you have all progressed this season.
Andy Wenlock U15 east manager
5 May 2013
We just couldnt do it today. To loose to annown goal in second half of extra time was hard. We we far from our best today just couldnt get that ball passed around but even so im so proud of you all and what youve achieved this season.
Darren Guest The proud U16s manager
5 May 2013
Well done to all my boys in the U16s, I couldnd be any more proud of a group of lads you kept your cool and played with class. This was my last game in charge I have called it a day after 8 years and what a way to go winning the league. I would like to thank everyone involved, Sandra, parents, grand parents my buddy Nic couldnt have done it without him, but most of all my boys, they did great they are a credit to their familys,.You all know where I am good luck for the future.
THANKS
Darren
Presentation evenng 12 May and 19th May willsend details
Nic Darwood (U16s)
5 May 2013
CHAMPIONS - Well done to Under 16s, by beating a very strong Old Wulfrunians team today 5-2, we have now secured the championship..We saved the best til last. This was an outstanding performance from start to finish. From Joe in goal to Ryan and Ricardo up front. All 15 of you deserve so much credit. You have stuck together, and after along hard season have finally won the championship. Well done very proud
Mark Reeves
2 May 2013
Congratulations to U15 Wolves. Last nights 5-3 victory against a strong Willenhall Utd secures them a top two finish, possible the title, depending on how other remaining fixtures pan out. On the night it was far from the best performance but we battled back to win having been twice pegged back to level terms. A great effort by all the players especially Sam Squire who scored the goal that clinched the game and silverware despitite being visibly tired before we had even kicked off.
Special thanks should also go to Andy Wenlock and his U15's East lads who also beat Willenhall the previous Wednesday. That result paved the way to ensure that victory would secure a top two spot for their stablemates.
This award is presented annually by Rita Jefferies
in honour of her father, ex-Wolves and Liverpool goalkeeper
Cyril Sidlow. It is not necessarily based on skill or
ability, but effort and attitude. It goes to a player
who has shown the greatest commitment and contribution
to their team's cause.
In 2010 the award was
presented to Daniel Perry by John Williams.
We support the FA Respect programme and encourage all of our club members, players, coaches and parents to accept the decisions of match officials in a mature and honest manner. After all, referees are only human, and like the rest of us they can make a genuine mistake. Overall, they still get the vast majority of decisions correct, and those that they do get wrong have a strange way of evening themselves out over the course of a season.
Don't stand still, keep pushing forward in whatever it is you do. You may get the occasional setback, but treat it as a valuable learning experience, reflect on it, then do what's necessary to ensure it doesn't happen again.
That's what life is all about. We all grow and improve; as people, as parents, as footballers, as coaches/managers, and of course as web designers.
So, our website has been revised. The first version was ok, after all it did get over 10,000 hits. But we didn't want to rest on our laurels.
We hope you like this new version, sign our guestbook and tell us what you think.
We support the FA Respect programme and encourage all of our club members, players, coaches and parents to accept the decisions of match officials in a mature and honest manner. After all, referees are only human, and like the rest of us they can make a genuine mistake. Overall, they still get the vast majority of decisions correct, and those that they do get wrong have a strange way of evening themselves out over the course of a season.
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