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Welsh Football Trust Update Jay Probert Regional Development Coordinator

Welsh Football Trust Update Jay Probert Regional Development Coordinator. Outcomes. Update on new restructure – Issues/Solutions FDO Work Programme Objectives Mini Football Regulation Amendments Partnership Working – Model Of Good Practice. Rationale for restructure. Benefits

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Welsh Football Trust Update Jay Probert Regional Development Coordinator

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  1. Welsh Football Trust UpdateJay ProbertRegional Development Coordinator

  2. Outcomes • Update on new restructure – Issues/Solutions • FDO Work Programme Objectives • Mini Football Regulation Amendments • Partnership Working – Model Of Good Practice

  3. Rationale for restructure Benefits • Ownership of FDO posts • Full time positions across all areas of Wales • Focus of work priorities to grow specific Trust objectives • Focus on individual strengths of FDOs into new roles • Work no longer dictated by LA boundaries • Model of good practice; other FAs • More even split of junior clubs to support

  4. Restructured Areas Central Wales FA Tim Broome – Club Development Officer – Newtown Ian Hughes – Coach Development Officer – Aberystwyth Gareth Davies – Inclusion Officer - Brecon

  5. Restructured Areas Gwent FA Gavin Thomas – Club Development Officer – Cwmbran James Rowberry – Coach Development Officer – Newport Wesley Bodden – Inclusion Officer - Risca

  6. Restructured Areas South Wales FA Lawrence Badman – Club Development Officer – Pontypridd Andy Pask – Club Development Officer – Cardiff Grant Kalahar – Inclusion Officer – Barry Vacant – Coach Development Officer - Markham

  7. Remaining Areas North Wales Coast FA Nicola Anderson – Inclusion Officer – Rhyl Seth Jones – FDO – Conwy Alan Bickerstaff – FDO – Denbighshire Gareth Owen – FDO – Flintshire

  8. Remaining Areas North East Wales FA Mark Roberts – FDO - Wrexham

  9. Remaining Areas West Wales FA Deb Wise – FDO – Pembrokeshire Colin Staples – FDO – Carmarthenshire Mickey Miles – FDO - Neath PT Rob Thomas – FDO - Swansea

  10. FDO – Club Development Coordinate all Accreditation Schemes Coordination of Club Development Programme Specific strategic responsibilities for the Area Junior League Development & Accreditation Liaison with Priority Clubs Development of school-club links programme

  11. FDO – Coach Development Tutor trainer, assessor, verifier Coordination of Coach Education Specific strategic responsibilities for the Area Lead tutor on FAW C Certificate Coach mentor for priority coaches Support to boys, girls & disability regional squads

  12. FDO – Inclusion Development of opportunities for BME & other socially excluded groups Coordination of development of girls’ programme Specific strategic responsibilities for the Area Development of disability programme Coordinate disability Coach Education Coordination female only Coach Education courses

  13. Issues with restructured areas • Confusion of roles and responsibilities • Area Association and JFL • Who do I contact? • FDO and AYP staff • Become isolated

  14. Solution? • Gwent FA • Area Meeting (July/August) • Identify roles and responsibilities • Contact details • Merge work programme objectives • Area action plan • WFT update • Strengthen communication

  15. FDO Work Programme Objectives

  16. Mini Football 2010/2011 Under 7, 8 and 9 age groups

  17. Why have changes been made? ‘A real game doesn’t need to be 11v11’ Andy Roxburgh, UEFA Technical Director Space for imagery • Raise the standard of play at national team level. • Develop technically superior players • UEFA technical guidance • Create a better environment for children to play and learn • Increase enjoyment

  18. The Benefits of Small Sided Games Some interesting facts: • 4v4 average findings (against 8v8): • 38 more passes • 35 more 1v1 encounters • 29 more dribbling opportunities (tricks/turns) • 32 more shots • 20 more goals • (Martin Diggle – Bolton Wanderers) Space for imagery

  19. The Benefits of Small Sided Games Further research: • 8v8 in 20 minutes: 2 passes • 4v4 in 20 minutes: 29 passes Space for imagery

  20. The Benefits of Small Sided Games What does this mean for the player? • ‘Better technique’ – more touches of the ball. • ‘More enjoyment’ – more involved in the game. • ‘Better concentration’ – always in the action. • ‘Greater understanding’ – more learning from decisions. • More movement – fewer players, more space. Space for imagery

  21. Regulation Changes The maximum goal size for all age groups is 12ft x 6ft. It is highly recommended that at Under 7 and Under 8 a smaller goal is utilized. This can be achieved through using cones, placing a 12ft x 6ft Mini Goal face down or using specific smaller goals (such as pop up goals).

  22. Regulation Changes

  23. Under 7 and 8 - How does it look? 30 yds 4 v 4 4 v 4 20 yds NO SPECTATORS ALLOWED NO SPECTATORS ALLOWED 2 40 yds 4 v 4 4 v 4 60 yds *All Player:Coach ratios must adhere to Club Accreditation Regulations

  24. Under 7 and 8 - Pitch layout with parent buffer zones Pitch layout with parent buffer zones 2m 4 v 4 4 v 4 NO SPECTATORS ALLOWED NO SPECTATORS ALLOWED 4 v 4 4 v 4 2m *All Player:Coach ratios must adhere to Club Accreditation Regulations

  25. Pitch Layout - 6v6 with Buffer Zones *All Player:Coach ratios must adhere to Club Accreditation Regulations

  26. 60 Yards 8 P Y ar ds L A S Y S P 15 Yards E P E R E C S C T 4 0 6v6 6v6 T A Yards & A T T O C O R O R S A S 15 Yards C H E 8 S Y ar ds 26 26 2 Yards 4 Yards 2 Yards Yards Yards Pitch Layout - 6v6 with Buffer Zones on a 60x40 Mini Pitch *All Player:Coach ratios must adhere to Club Accreditation Regulations

  27. ‘Behind the Line, Behind the Team’ ‘Our fear, becomes their fear, take the fear away’ (Bill Beswick 2009) • Continued implementation of spectator zones alongside mini pitches at Under 7 and 8 matches. Extended to Under 9 this season. • Barrier runs parallel maximum 2 metres from touchline of pitch, NO spectators behind goals. • Only players, designated coaches and 1st Aider allowed outside zone. • Barrier to be marked by cones, additional marked line. • Safety of paramount importance, if limited space (less than 2 metres) use only cones or marked lines. Space for imagery

  28. Additional Support to Clubs and Coaches • 4. Football Development Officers to provide support to leagues and clubs in implementation as and where required. • 5. Football Development Officers to support clubs with accessing funding where possible and required. • 6. Invite members of WSFA/5x60/Dragon Sport to attend Mini Football workshops to train in format and ethos of new format. Space for imagery

  29. Any Questions? WFT Mini Football Page: http://www.welshfootballtrust.org.uk/grassroots/7397

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