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Ribbleton FC was founded in 2000 as Denville Devils then became Ribbleton Juniors AFC in 2001, and we are based in Preston, Lancashire. For the 2011/2012 season we will have seven teams in the Mid Lancs Colts Football League and five teams in the Central Lancs Colts League.
Our aim is to recruit playing members and volunteers from all backgrounds and cultures, and to ensure that the club develops and provides the opportunity for new volunteers to achieve the relevant accredited qualifications that enhance the development of those who wish to develop their knowledge of football.
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Winners
September - Brian Wareing (14)
October - Eddie Parker (18)
November - Harry Anderton (12)
December - Daniel Ratcliffe (96)
January - Colin Potts (7)
February - Daniel Ratcliffe (89)
March - Matt Munro (22)
April - Eddie Cross (60)
May – Jackie Jones (23)
June – Kian Taylor (15)
If you have any comments please sign our:
*** Annual Chairman's Award ***
The annual Chairman’s Award is given to someone who gives that little extra to our club,
believes in the ethos of what Ribbleton FC is trying to achieve,
and will try upon all adversity to continue to support his/her teammates even when the going becomes tough.
Previous Winners
2004/05 Julie Tarney - Parent
2005/06 Kyle Godbert - Player
2006/07 Dave Pearson - Parent
2007/08 Lloyd Hopkins - Manager
2008/09 Terry Clayton - Manager/Sponsor
2009/10 Declan Kinsella - Player
2010/2011 Sharon Clayton - Secretary
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Respect is The FA’s programme to address unacceptable behaviour in football – on and off the pitch.
The FA’s Respect programme provides a series of tools for leagues, clubs, coaches, referees, players and parents from grassroots to elite football to ensure a safe, positive environment in which to enjoy the game. This includes codes of conduct and training for Referees.
Information on the Respect Programme can be found here.
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Kick It Out is football's equality and inclusion campaign.
Kick It Out was established as a body in 1987 and works throughout the football, educational and
community sectors to challenge discrimination, encourage inclusive practices and work for positive change.
Information on the Let's Kick Racism out of Football Camapign can be found here. |
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