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Welcome
- About the Club
Club
History
Westside
Football Club was
established in May 1996 and is a Christian Club based at West
Side Church Wandsworth.
While we are a Christian based club, we welcome players who
are not Christians. Our aim is to enjoy playing football in
the right spirit, with as much class
as possible and to pass on the incredible news of God’s Free Gift of eternal
Life to all those who want it!
The club’s management is made up mainly of committed Christians who endeavour
to run the club on this basis.
We ask our players to be sympathetic to this
aim and we have a strict Code of Conduct to which all players are asked to
commit themselves to before signing for the club.
We try to maintain a highly professional standard in everything we do. We
believe that this attitude enabled us to win the Sportsmanship award twice
in four
years, which is one of our main aim’s for every season.
We have a vision to expand to be a multi-team club and to play in the highest
standard possible.
Constitution
In July 2005, at the AGM, the Westside Football Club Constitution,
was revised, agreed and passed.
You can download and view the Constitution
(PDF)
On Tuesday 17th June 2008 the AGM was held. Click To View the
Minutes (PDF)
2007
AGM Minutes
July
08
Westside FC won, The Surrey FA - Adult Charter Standard Club of
the Year Award for 2008
July
07
Westside
FC won, The FA - South East Region - Adult Charter Standard Club
of the Year Award for 2007
Westside FC won, The Surrey FA - Adult Charter Standard Club of
the Year Award for 2007
Westside
FC won, The Wandsworth Council Development of Sport Award - Developing
Community Sport
July
06
Westside
FC won, The FA - National - Adult
Charter Standard Club of the Year Award for 2006
Westside FC won, The FA - South East Region - Adult Charter Standard
Club of the Year Award for 2006
Westside FC won, The Surrey FA - Adult Charter Standard Club of the Year Award
for 2006
July
05
Westside FC won The FA, South East Region - Adult Charter Standard
Club of the Year Award for 2005
Westside FC won The Surrey FA - Adult Charter Standard Club of the
Year Award for 2005
July 04
Westside FC won the Surrey FA - Adult Charter Standard Club
of the Year Award for 2004
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Teams
Westside
Football Club are a multi team club.
We have 4 mens teams, 1 ladies team and 3 Boys Youth teams.
Mens Teams
The Premier Team, play in the Surrey South
Eastern Combination League, Intermediate Division 2.
The 1st, 2nd and 3rd teams, play in the Kingston and District league,
Divisions 1, 5 and 6.
Training takes place on Wednesday Nights. (for details see home
page)
Our home ground, is Oberon Playing Fields, Lindisfarne Road, off
Copse Hill, Wimbledon, SW20.
Ladies
Team
The Ladies team play in the Greater London Regional Women's League
- Divison 2 South.
Training takes place on Monday Nights. (for
details see home page)
Our home ground is; Roehampton Playing Fields,
Dover House Road, Roehampton, SW15.
Youth
Teams
We
have 3 Boys Youth Teams.
An
Under 16's, under 15s and under 13's Boys Teams, who all play in
London Saturday Youth League.
If you would like more information about all the
youth teams, please contact Jane and Steve
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Code
of Conduct
The
following sets out the way in which the Management Committee
of Westside FC expects it's Managers and Players, to conduct
themselves both on and off the pitch when representing the club.
You can download and view the
Code of Conduct (PDF)
Failure to adhere to the Code of Conduct will result in disciplinary action
being taken against offenders in accordance with the Constitution.
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Match
Programme
While
we are a Christian club, we welcome players who are not Christian.
Our aim is to enjoy playing football in the right spirit but
also to pass on the incredible news of God's gift of Eternal
Life to those who are willing to hear and believe it.
As part of our outreach, to the non-Christians in the Club, to other teams
and supporters we produce a match programme for every home game. It's completely
free and we give them out to our opponents and supporters on arrival.
As well as carrying a Christian message it's a good talking point to make sure
that the game gets off to the right start.
The programme lists team line ups, match reports, background information, upcoming
events and a Christian Player Profile in every issue.
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