The club was established in 1978/9 when it was known as Westbury United. The name was subsequently changed to Letchworth Garden City Eagles. In 2008/9 two adult teams were formed to provide an exit route for youth players.

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Calling All Community Heroes!

February 27, 2024

Letchworth Garden City Eagles needs your spirit and enthusiasm! Our beloved clubhouse is the heart of our community, and it’s…


NATIONAL LEAGUE SYSTEM COACH DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES

England Football Learning, in partnership with the LMA (League Managers Association) and the LCA (League Coaches Association) are offering a series of National League System Coach Development opportunities. These CPD events have been developed to support coaches specifically operating in the National League System (senior 11v11) or have aspirations to work at steps 1-6. All events are free to attend. For more details: National-League-System-Coaches-CPD-LORES


Seniors

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If you are interested in becoming part of the Eagles success story please contact the first team coach Simon Efford 07771948448 or simon@leysbrook.co.uk.

#COYES #Firstteam #Step6Football #SSML

Forthcoming Matches

3pm ko unless stated otherwise

  • 20 February v Northampton Sileby Rangers  ko 7.45 pm
  • 9 March v Moulton
  • 12 March v Winslow Utd ko 7.45 pm

Sponsorship Offer

Why not sponsor an Eagles home game?

£50 will get your name or company logo in the match programme and on our web site for a week, plus free entry to the match for 2 persons.

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What do we expect from Parents and Coaches?

When you entrust your child to volunteer coaches of Eagles teams the club has a responsibility to make sure that they are safe, and that that their welfare is paramount..

To do this we need your help. Parents have a responsibility to make sure that sons and daughters are collected on time from training sessions, so that coaches do not have to wait behind with another adult until the player is collected, or younger children are left to find their own way home. Ideally we would like all parents to attend training and matches and not just drop of and collected, but that is not possible for some families so we can only express the hope that parents can spend as much time as possible watching their child.

The FA Respect campaign is intended for adults just as much as the players. Parents should encourage not criticise, never use foul or abusive language when standing on the touchline at matches, and never threaten players, other spectators, coaches or match officials. If they do they risk the Eagles asking them to leave and remove their child from the club in extreme cases. It has happened.

Respect Parents and Spectators Code Of Conduct

Respect Parents Code of Conduct

Respect Managers and Coaches Code of Conduct

Respect Coaches Code of Conduct

Social networking sites are often a source of bullying and because they are not censored unfair comments about other clubs or match officials cannot be controlled. Parents are therefore asked to make sure that children, particularly under 12 years of age, do not use pages on Facebook, Twitter or other social networking sites to attack or bully others as a result of football activity. The FA monitors such sites and the club may be held responsible for comments that the FA deems unreasonable.