Positive Coaching Scotland

Parents Workshop

Wedensday 14th March 2012

7pm Lornshill PE Dept.

The Community Club are holding a parents workshop, the club have endorced Positive Coaching Scotlands principles and we request that all parents attend this important workshop.

If you havent been to a workship before you will find it imformitive, Tullibody Community FC fully supports these workshops and encurage all to attend.

The 2012 football season is about to start and we can confirm we have entered four fun 4s teams into the Forth valley Football Development Association.

Organised matches will start weekly on Saturday mornings from the 3rd of March; venues for the fun 4s are still to be confirmed. Normally, teams will play over the period of an hour. Matches will last 10minutes and each team will be given 5 matches over the hour period.

We have the opportunity for 24 players born after the 1st of January 2004 to play in these teams. If we have requests for more than 24 places we will try and accommodate as many players as possible and if numbers are still growing in the summer we will be allowed to apply for more teams to be entered into the association.

We would like to ask you whether you are interested in your child being given the opportunity to play in these organised matches.

• To make payments via monthly standing order, £15 each month, starting March.
• To pay a one off club bond of £25, refundable on leaving the club.

Finally please note that due to our move towards playing organised matches. Starting Monday the 13th of February training fees will be £1.50 per session.

If you wish to ask any questions please feel free to contact Davy Reynolds, Coach Coorinator. on 01259 721196 or 07930 200 282, you can also email, davy.reynolds@tullibodycommunityfc.com.

The club is proud to announce that they have received charitable status. One of only 4 football clubs in Scotland to have this status. The club believe that this will create huge benefits to its members and will show our ambitions to show financial clarity and aid the club with its further goals to create a community facility.

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As the snow arrives the under 9s, 8s and 7s go indoors

Training for the under9s, under 8s and under 7s, which is any child born after the 1st of January 2003 will now take place indoor.

Mondays 6pm till 6:55pm at Tullibody Civic Centre games hall

The kids will train on the 5th, 12th and 19th of December then return after Christmas and the new year on 9th of Jan. The indoor slot will run until the end of march. Cost is still £1.

We would like to invite parents to a meeting on Monday the 19th of December, this meeting will take place in the gallery while the kids play in the games hall.

Please note, due to the strike tonight, there is no training at Lornshill tongiht.

Tullibody Community FC have been awarded the Community mark status of quality mark.

At an SFA meeting on the 14th of November the club have been awarded the highest level of quality mark that the SFA can give to clubs.

This a great achievement for the club and has involved the hard work of all with Tullibody Community FC, we hope that with the new status our club can go from strength to strength.

On Saturday the 12th of November at the Alloa Town hall the girls celebrated their first season of Football.

The girls section had a great night with the under 11s, under 13s and under 17s having a ball...

Winners on the night were, for the under 13s; Nicole Gray and Regan Thomson sharing top goal scorer, Caitlin Shepherd winning both Player of the Year and Players' player of the year. Under 17s winners were, Shaunny Coyle, top goal scorer and Lauren Steele won Player of the year and Players player of the year.

Girls Coordinator; Sandra Reynolds thanked all the girls for there seasons efforts and congratulated them for what has been a great first season they have developed so well and are a joy to have within the club.

Sat 12th Nov 2011

Scottish Amateur Cup 3rd Rd Replay

Woodwynd Wolves 3-1 Tullibody

Tullibody's Scottish Cup exploits came to an end against ayrshire side Woodwynd, Scott McIntyre scored Tullibodys goal.

Under 14s

Tullibody 6-1 Calender Thistle

Josh, Mark and Rory all scored twice for Tullibody in a controled match at the Public park.

Under 13s

Tullibody 6-3 Calender Thistle

Sunday 30th Oct

Tullibody Community LFC 2-3 Broughmuir Thistle

The final girls game of the season was an entertaining affair with the 17s. Tullibody produced some good football and lots of effort to put Broughmuir under pressure in the second half but just couldn't get an equalizer.

Sat 29th Oct

East of Scotland Cup

Tullibody Community Amateurs 7-5 Milton

It was 5-1 to Tullibody at half time but credit to Milton who never gave up. Goalscorers were Roghainn 2, Sinky 2, Scotty, Dave aitken and Stick.

Cup update Scottish cup 3rd round draw: Tullibody v Woodwynd Wolves (Ayrshire league), 5th November. East of Scotland cup 3rd round draw: Doune Castle (Caledonian league) v Tullibody, 19th November.

Tullibody Community FC under 13s were worthy 4-3 winners in what was a fiercely contested match today at the Old Denny High School versus a spirited Central Rio.

The heavy park made for a less than pretty match, but both teams made up for it with no little guile and endeavor. Tullibody struck first with a goal from Rocco Giannandrea and continued to pile on the pressure with Ronan Kenneth Horne getting a lot of space on the right hand side of the forward line. After a great fight back and two goals in quick succession Central Rio found themselves 3-2 to the good with about 15 minutes left - after having been down 2-1.

The under 13s continued to plug away and some great pressure, good defending and no lack of luck saw them pull it back to 3-3 with a goal from Ronan Horne after a goal mouth scramble and shortly after Kieran Sturridge Bonner sealed the points with a nice finish in the box, again after a stramash just in front of the keeper. It was a good return for the boys from the 15+ chances that they created during the game. The performances from front to back were great and the boys should be proud of themselves! Special mention must be made of Lewis McEwan who continued to play through the pain; with a marble-sized lump on his forehead after a clash of heads early on.