20/07/07
The Future
(i) Club Profile
3D Dynamos F.C. has grown successfully over
the past 15 years and, to some extent, we have remained "low key".
We believe that the Club has developed a good reputation and it is our aim to
be acknowledged as the premier Club in the area.
To this end, we are working actively to raise
the club's public profile over the coming years and to ensure that all members
and potential members are aware of the ethos of the Club. It is important to
attract new members to ensure the continuity and success of the Club and build
on the strong base which has been developed so far.
We propose to foster closer links with local
schools in the area with a view to retaining the life blood of the Club, i.e.
the 5, 6, 7 and 8 year old children who come through hopefully developing some
loyalty for the Club.
Also, with the increasing use of internet,
the Club has developed this web site where up to date information can be found
about teams, leagues, fixtures, scores, cancellations etc.
(ii) Volunteers
The
Club can only survive with the voluntary input from committee members, team
managers and coaches and is always keen to hear from anybody who would be interested
in offering their services. Chairman, Neil Beevor, Secretary Val Broadbent or
indeed, any member of the committee would be more than happy to discuss the
extent of involvement in a variety of roles within the Club (without any commitment!)
and if you feel you have something to offer, the club belongs to all who contribute.
Click on "contact us" to e-mail Val.
(iii) Club Facilities
As the Club has grown, the various different
teams have been forced to use rather disparate training and playing facilities
and we firmly believe that the Club can develop into an even stronger force
with the benefit of its own assets - in particular pitches and training facilities
which can be shared between all the Club's teams. Whilst this would be a large
and ambitious project, it is one we feel merits further investigation and a
sub-committee has been established to explore the possibilities. Naturally,
we would be delighted to hear from anyone who has any input, particularly on
potential sites.