Hollybrook · Since 2019
Friendly Saturday football for every child in Hollybrook
6 teams, boys and girls, ages 6 to 12. Your child's first session is free.
- teams
- 6
- teams
- girls' team
- 1
- girls' team
- founded
- 2019
- founded
Find your child's team
6 teams
- Places available
Under 7
Year 2 · Training Saturdays 9:30am
Places available - Places available
Under 8
Year 3 · Training Saturdays 9:30am
Places available - Places available
Under 9
Year 4 · Training Saturdays 9:30am
Places available - Places available
Under 10
Year 5 · Training Saturdays 9:30am
Places available - Places available
Under 11 Girls
Year 6 · Training Saturdays 9:30am
Places available - Places available
Under 12
Year 7 · Training Saturdays 9:30am
Places available
No team for that year yet
We may be starting one. Tell us you're interested.
Places this season
Teams looking for players
These teams have room now. Book a free session and come and see what it's like.
From first message to first match
Most children are training within a week. Nobody's expected to be good at football yet.
Find a team
Choose your child's school year and we'll show you the teams for them.Try a free session
The coach gets your request straight away and replies with a time. Just bring trainers, a drink and shin pads if you have them.Register
If they enjoy it, register online in a few minutes. Subs are £20 a month.
About the club
A community club since 2019
Hollybrook Rovers started in 2019 when a few parents put on Saturday morning sessions on the rec. Six teams later we are still run by volunteers: parents who coach, wash kit and run the tea hut. Every child gets a game, whatever their ability.
6 teams
Ages 6 to 12
Welfare
Welfare officer: Jo Pemberton
One home ground
Hollybrook Recreation Ground
Everyone plays
Equal game time in the younger age groups
News
What's happening
Thank you
Our sponsors
Local businesses who keep subs low and kit new.
Kit sponsor
Welfare
Children's safety comes first
If anything worries you, there's always someone to talk to.
Jo Pemberton is our welfare officer
If you're worried about a child, or about how anyone at the club is behaving, talk to our welfare officer. You can do this in confidence.
If a child is in danger now
Call 999.
To talk to someone outside the club
NSPCC helpline: 0808 800 5000
The FA: safeguarding at the FA
These are national helplines, not the club's numbers.
Come and try a session
No experience needed and nothing to pay. Pick your child's team and the coach will be in touch.
6 teams have places right now.