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Mens
Birmingham Deaf
Saturday 11th May 2013
Kick off at 11.00am
Neutral (EDF Plate Final)
Northampton Town FC
Sixfields Stadium
Northampton
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Ladies
London Phoenix
Weds 15th May 2013
Home (League)
Fulham FC Training Ground, Motspur Park, New Malden, Surrey, KT3 6PY
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Mens 1st Team
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Paull (J)
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20
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Wylde
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15
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Lampert
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12
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Willis
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9
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Bovino
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8
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Hogan
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8
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Waller
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5
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Sinclair
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4
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Evans
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3
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Swift
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3
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Morally
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2
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Gregory
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1
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Harding
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Kenward
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Rumney
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Ward
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Ladies
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Pushlingham
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4
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Alp
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2
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Jarvis
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2
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Botonaki
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2
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Cooke
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Hogan
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Pert
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Sanders
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1
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A highlights video of Fulham DFC's British Deaf Cup Final 5-0 hammering of St John DFC has been published by DSPY.
Click more to view.
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Prior to making the British Deaf Cup Final, Fulham Deaf required an extra time goal to get past Rutherford Deaf (Newcastle) 2 – 1 in the semi final in Liverpool, so the team were under no illusions as to how difficult it would be to complete their task and take the British Deaf Cup. The final had all the makings of a classic as both sides are really seen as the giants of Deaf Football.
On the Friday night, the lads travelled to a hotel outside Cardiff and stayed overnight in order to ensure that they slept well through the night and prepared well for the big match against the favourites, St Johns. However, the Gaffer, Ayad Sarraf, couldn't sleep well at all as his brain kept thinking about the team line-up throughout the night, following on from a brief meeting with his right hand man Assistant Manager Martin Willis and Club Captain Jonathan Evans to discuss about the team selection.
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Let the bees see the knees... Let the hanky see the panky... Let the
rubber see the duck...Come to FDFC's Valentine's Event 2013 - We are
hosting an evening based on ITV's hilarious 'Take Me Out' at the Roebuck
Pub, 50 Great Dover St, London SE1 4YG starting at 7pm.
Watch this event for more details nearer the time.
To all the singletons out there - if anyone is interested in being a contender on the night itself, please drop Hattie Bowden a message! People of all class, creed, colour and sexual orientation are welcome :)
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We have started FREE Football sessions for U12 & U16 deaf kids (boys and girls) at the Surrey Sports Park, Guildford. We are looking for more kids to take advantage of the amazing facilities and top coaching. Please can you help us promote our free sessions, which have been funded by both the Fulham FC Foundation and the Fulham Deaf Football Club, via fundraisers.
The sessions started last Friday, the next session is this Friday 5th October!
Time: 5.30-7pm
Venue: Surrey Sports Park, Guildford, GU2 7AD
(Google Map)
Age: Under 12 and Under 16 age groups.
Cost: The sessions are FREE!
Please register your interest and place for your child/ren with Matt Maguire:
08704425432 /MMaguire@fulhamfc.com
and come along!
Please share send this onto any families or groups with deaf kids!
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We held our annual Open Day at the Fulham FC Training Ground in Motspur
Park on Sunday 19th August. Over 80 people attended the day which saw
past and present Deaf team members, their families, Fulham deaf football
fans and supporters came together for an array of activities, football
matches and entertainment.
Fulham FC Foundation staff took coaching sessions for the younger
children, teaching them skills and honing their shooting ability in the
Club speed cages. A balloon modeller and face painter kept the very
youngest of attendees amused whilst the day culminated in a group BBQ.
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Our honorary president and former Fulham DFC Guv is the ICSD Football
Technical Director has had a very busy month. He was responsible for
organising and making sure the World Deaf Football Championships in
Ankara - Turkey went without a hitch!
The Men's world champions were Turkey, who had St John DFC's Huseyin Er
in playing a big part. Turkey defeated Egypt 1-0 to win. Amazingly Egypt
reached the final eating and drinking nothing all day throughout the
competition because of Ramadan!
USA Deaf Women were crowned women's champions, making it three major
tournaments in a row: 2005 Deaflympics, 2009 Deaflympics and 2012 World
Deaf Football Champions!
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A threadbare Fulham DFC All Stars team with no subs consisting of FDFC Men's Manager Ayad
Sarraf, Neil Fox, Osbourne Ballentine, Gary Crofton and Kevin Hales
ensured Fulham DFC defended their title, and made it three championships
in a row, having also won in 2010 and 2011.
Full results and table from the 12th London Deaf Veteran Football
Championships which took place at Wembley on Saturday 14th July 2012.
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The Fulham FC Foundation and Fulham
Deaf Football Club are immensely proud to tell you that on Wednesday
25th July, our stalwart Ben Lampert will be carrying the Olympic Torch
through the London Borough of Harrow.
Ben Lampert has been an ever present in the Fulham squad since 2003
notching up an incredible 212 appearances, and has played an
instrumental part in the clubs success story both as a silky winger and a
regular scorer of top drawer goals. Ben despite being a midfielder is
second in the all time top scorer list with 114 goals. Ben was also part
of the Great Britain team who won the Gold medal at the Melbourne 2005
Deaflympics, and is an ever present in both the Great Britain and
England Deaf Squads.
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