3D Dynamos Football Club
The Club is embarking on its 19th season 2010/11 in grassroots football, currently providing an outlet to over 200 players throughout its junior and youth teams spreading from under 7 to 16 age groups, not forgetting the over 35s (dinosaurs) and the flourishing Football School for the younger and future "youth" players of the Club.
Whilst the success of the Club has never been measured by the winning of trophies, it is pleasing to see the continued growth of junior football which has meant that at several age groups we are running more than one team. The Club ethos of “providing an outlet for all, regardless of ability” has not been forgotten as we have grown.
MEMBERSHIP (STANDING ORDERS)
The Club has adopted the system of “standing orders” to
pay the annual membership fee for the season. This
method replaced the weekly collection of training and match subs throughout
the teams. You are
reminded, and made aware that the Club Membership subscription is £144
for the season, with no initial "signing on" fee. On the standing order
method this is spread over the year in twelve monthly instalments of £12
(Sept-Aug), and therefore continues during the close season. Monthly
payments are expected to be made throughout the summer.
It is the Club’s intention
to uniform all teams across the Club with the same playing kit in style
and colour. The huge cost of doing this means that we are phasing this
in over this season and next. To ease the financial burden on the Club,
we are looking for companies or individuals who could help us by providing
sponsorship of a playing kit.
For a minimum contribution of £200.00 you could have your company’s
name or logo across one of our kits.
SPL
YOUNG PLAYER OF THE MONTH SEPTEMBER 2007
Andrew Driver, former junior player with 3D Dynamos F.C. is currently
starring with Scottish Premier League side, Heart of Midlothian. He
first made his mark on Hearts' first team during a pre-season tour
of Austria in
2006, where he started all 3 friendlies, creating four goals in the
process with his direct play and crossing ability. He made his home
debut in the league on 26
August 2006 against Inverness
Caledonian Thistle, coming on as a substitute with 15 minutes to
go and scoring four minutes later.
As a senior player Andrew is only eligible to play for England and
is on the fringes of Stuart Pearce’s England U/21 squad.
Parents
please help us to raise funds and support our fundraising drive whilst
helping the environment.
The Club will receive cash for each ink cartridge you collect
Please collect as many cartridges as possible from neighbours, co-workers
and family and send the cartridges to Val Broadbent at Delph Club or
use the FREEPOST bags available from your team manager.
The Club will benefit by upto £2.00 for every cartridge sent for
re-cycling.
All
brands, new or re-cycled, makes and models except Epson & Brother ink cartridges
and Toners
accepted.
Website
Players and parents are welcome to make contributions to the website, feel free to mail your match reports, photos or any team information to admin@3ddynamos.com
F.A. CHARTER STANDARD CLUB LINK
As part of the criteria set down by the Football
Association in being a Charter Standard Development Club, we must be
able to demonstrate that there are both “entry” routes into the Club and “exit” routes
out of the Club available to all players.
As entry into the Club already exists through the Football School, we
have been lacking in providing an exit route since the demise of the
provision of open age football within the Club.
However we have made a commitment to re-establish this exit route by
having a recognised formal link to Uppermill F.C. at open age level.
Both Clubs committees have recognised the need for this formal link and
with the support of Manchester F.A. will work on developing this relationship.
By formation of this “Club Link” it is envisaged that players
at 17/18 years can continue playing locally at open age level with a
recognised Charter Standard Community Club if they so wish.
Links are already established with both Clubs through the Saddleworth
Football Forum, which is committed to drive for better playing facilities
for football across the local area.
