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Malaa copper bullets  

@malaaG

in safe hands❤
thank you @ftblrlife community, great job

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9 months ago

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Westham Soccer Center  

@westhamsc

A gift of the football balls will go a long way into shaping these young talents.
@Footballerlife

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9 months ago

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Wickliffe Anyasi  

@Wickliffe

Game on

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9 months ago

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Westham Soccer Center  

@westhamsc

Starting young. Football changes lives
@Footballerlife

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9 months ago

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Muni youth's sports academy  

@Muniyouths

Turning

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9 months ago

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PTE Football Academy Nigeria  

@ptefootballng

Done with today’s session. The journey continues—discipline, focus, and development.

9 months ago

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Black Bird Football Club  

@BBFC023

Together we fight.
Together we enjoy after the final whistle.

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9 months ago

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Zero latitude football academy  

@Zero2025

I agree, if someone’s giving up their free time to coach, the best way to “have a say” is to get involved and help, not just criticise from the sidelines.

Volunteers make grassroots sport possible, and unless you’re willing to roll your sleeves up too, sometimes the best thing you can do is support them however you can.

That said, we should also look to develop ourselves as much as possible as coaches.

Even if we’re volunteers, we still have a responsibility to keep learning and improving.

There are so many ways to do that, networking with other coaches, reading articles, listening to podcasts, watching sessions, or just learning through trial and error.

Development doesn’t always need funding; sometimes it just needs curiosity and effort.

9 months ago

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Sylvia Makungu  

@Sylviamakungu

We keep pushing,its never easy without being positive

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9 months ago

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FELIX  

@starfelix

Who will win the match 🥶🥶

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9 months ago

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