[Football] Training sessions

[Simonf93]

My son (8) has asked his older brother (step son) to take him to the training ground and hope to get some players autographs and photos, think he’s watched to much TikTok, didn’t know if anyones ever done this? And what times they train? I’ll be surprised if his brother wants to spend all day waiting but pleased he said he would most 16 year olds sit in there rooms on computers


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[BNthree]

His best bet would be to hang around after a match and catch the players going back to their cars by that little bridge over the train line next to the fish and chip stall. Training is when your kids would be at school generally.

 

[Simonf93]

His best bet would be to hang around after a match and catch the players going back to their cars by that little bridge over the train line next to the fish and chip stall. Training is when your kids would be at school generally.

Yes think there think Easter holidays


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[Bry Nylon]

Best bet would be to stand the other side of that big fence at Lancing during shooting practice and wait for them to come round afterwards to get all the balls back.

 

[LamieRobertson]

Best bet would be to stand the other side of that big fence at Lancing during shooting practice and wait for them to come round afterwards to get all the balls back.

Hang on…they practice? Novel idea

 

[Simonf93]

Best bet would be to stand the other side of that big fence at Lancing during shooting practice and wait for them to come round afterwards to get all the balls back.

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[albionalbino]

https://www.instagram.com/p/Ca70gFbgnu6/

This is them training this week. Good to see they don't consider kicking the ball in the net a priority

 

[Jack Straw]

"Football and Conduit-Pipe". It used to be "Egg and Spoon" in my day.