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BCLFC are seeking volunteers to help out on home match days. They are fun (and recently very exciting!) events to be part of and if you could give some time to help on the Gate or in the Kitchen, that would be wonderful. We are also looking for a PA Announcer and a Match Day Manager - would you like to try these roles? The matches are at Redditch United FC and there are around two per month for the next few months (see fixtures). Anyone volunteering would receive free entry to matches and the opportunity to work with a great team. Please contact us if you would like more information or a discussion on the possibilities and we very much look forward to hearing from you!
It took a moment of genius from Birmingham’s Sally Stanton to settle an evenly-matched encounter in the hosts’ favour (read more).
The first team got back to winning ways today with a 3-2 home win against Watford Ladies (Report to follow).
Unfortunately the Reserves went out in the First Round of the League Cup to Bristol City Ladies Reserves 3-0.
The FA Board today released a press statement regarding three significant initiatives in principle for women’s football. This can be seen by following the link below.http://www.thefa.com/Womens/PremierLeague/NewsAndFeatures/Postings/2008/09/FAWPL_BoardBacking.htm
The only statistic that counts will show an imperious Arsenal scored six yet again in a familiarly one-sided victory but those who watched saw the champions matched stride for stride before the hapless referee - who had already aggrieved the visitors by failing to spot a blatant piece of obstruction in the build-up to the hosts’ second goal - decided to play nine minutes of injury time. (read more)
Arsenal Ladies 6 Birmingham City Ladies 2 (Report to follow). The match was a lot closer than the scoreline suggests.
Birmingham City Ladies Reserves 1 Leicester City Womens Reserves 1
Doncaster Rovers Belles plan to have a “Festival of Football” when Birmingham travel to their stadium on 12 October in order to try to keep the Belles team going. Their male counterparts will play a showcase match against the legends and hopefully attract a large crowd.
Redditch have advised that there is an FA Youth Cup match being held on Wednesday evening. This takes preference over the planned Premier League Birmingham Ladies match against Everton, which has therefore been postponed.
This afternoon the first team went out of the Premier League cup in the First Round with a narrow 2-1 deafeat at Everton. However the reseves on their return to the Northern Premier Reserve league after a three year absence recorded a 11-0 victory away to Stockport County.
