How the landscape has changed at Lewes FC. In the next 12 blogs we will be identifying the stark changes at the club, where we are going wrong and right, how we can improve and other fresh ideas.
Tag: women’s football
Why Poor Matchday Management Needs To Be Improved at Lewes FC
I will firstly say to be fair matchday management at Lewes is generally pretty good. Here is the but. It only needs one but for the whole matchday to disintegrate, sporadic is not good enough. More beer....now A group of 6 men in their late twenties attended a recent game. Physically attended as they were … Continue reading Why Poor Matchday Management Needs To Be Improved at Lewes FC
Exclusion FC. A Guest Blog
Exclusion FC. A guest blog by Tom. On the 3rd November 2022, Lewes FC posted an announcement that young people under the age of16 wishing to visit the Dripping Pan to support the club's teams would only be granted entry ifaccompanied by an adult. For some of us this was a surprising and immensely disappointing … Continue reading Exclusion FC. A Guest Blog
Why Lewes Bonfire Societies Are Stupidly Shunned by Lewes FC
The surprising chasm between Lewes Community FC and Lewes Bonfire Societies, the UK'S largest.
Big Weekend For Both Lewes Managers After an Indifferent Start To The Season. Weekend Preview. by Chris Harris
A look at the slightly uncomfortable positions of both the men and women's team and therefore the managers
Was Euro 2022 the Beginning of the End of the Lewes FC Women’s Model?
Will Equality Fc at Lewes Fc be drowned out by the exponential growth of women's football?
Crystal Palace LFC Treated Shamefully But Women’s Football Needs To Raise It’s Game.
The women’s clubs and FA should be going back 50 years and run their sport with integrity, with DIY in their dna, as it used to be and they may in time begin to eclipse the ugliness and greed of modern football and offer a new alternative for the disillusioned rather than a poor alternative.
Lewes FC Quest For Football Tourists Falters
Bored of reading interviews, I thought I'd interview myself.
The Guardian Newspaper begin Censoring Comments Section. Fact
There were 81 comments, not bad for a comment section on ladies football.
Bizzarely a whopping 23 comments, 1 in 4 had been removed by the moderators.
How the Minnows of Ladies Football are being Trashed by the FA
PS I trust, if we are still in negotiations with possible sponsors, they are made aware of the fact they are sponsoring a totally doomed venture.