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Here is our club Mission Statement. We are proud to be developing 'Players & Citizens' since 1989

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For information about our club you can contact us via info@cranwelljfc.uk your query will then be forwarded to the correct club volunteer

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The Club Welfare Officer is Ellie Wilson she can be contacted using this email address:
ellie.1977@hotmail.co.uk

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Chairman
Graham Almond

Vice Chairman
John Hansford

Secretary
Matt Herd

Club Welfare Officer
Ellie Wilson

Head Coach
Steve Johnson

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Under 7s (Age 6 School Year 2)
Graham Almond

Under 8s (School Year 3)
Graham Almond
Ben Wells
Eddie Wheeler

Under 9s (School Year 4)
Dan Killick
Matt Deans

Under 10s (School Year 5)
Miles Mason

Under 11s (School Year 6)
David Panton
Graham Almond

Under 12s (School Year 7)
Dave Jennings

Under 13s (School Year 8)
Lance Godson

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Respect Code of Conduct: Spectators and Parents

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Respect Code of Conduct: Spectators and Parents

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Are you being bullied?

If you are being bullied, or you are not ready to make a report to CEOP, you can talk to Childline anonymously online or on the phone - No worry is too big or too small.

Visit Childline

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Are you being bullied? If you are being bullied, or you are not ready to make a report to CEOP, you can talk to Childline anonymously online or on the phone - No worry is too big or too small. Visit Childline

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Club Welfare Officer Roles and Responsibilities 

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Club Welfare Officer Roles and Responsibilities 

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Guidance, advice, policy, procedures and regulations to help safeguard everyone involved in football.

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Why we lead on Respect

Football is For ALL and should be enjoyed in a safe, fun and inclusive environment, where you and I can play our part.

Respect is an important value in life, not just football. Leading with Respect is important to our County FA and we want to ensure that the match day environments played here are memorable for the right reasons. It's all about creating the best possible football experiences.

Across our county there are so many people who champion the behaviours of Respect (for example fairness, integrity, inclusion and leadership) and can demonstrate how they have worked to make these behaviours a part of the game in their communities. We would like to unite the game in our county, by everyone championing Respect and coming together to positively impact one more or even many more.

#WeOnlyDoPositive

You can find additional information on the FA's Respect pages.

FIND OUT MORE

GOOD PRACTICE GUIDES

There are a number of good practice guides and documents that will support those in the grassroots game to better understand how you can #PlayYourPart to engage with respect, and create player centered environments. These guides can be found at the bottom of this page but include;

* Coaches good practice guides
* Parent good practice guides
* Referee good practice guides
* FA Guide to Youth Football (Useable for Smart Phones)

We encourage you to download these guides, then help educate those around you to play their part.

LFA Respect Poster

Yes, there is a Respect equipment scheme which the FA delivers in partnership with the Football Foundation. You can visit by clicking here.

Please contact the Respect Champion or County Welfare officer at your County FA. They would be happy to hear your ideas and can provide you with some constructive feedback.

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Why we lead on Respect Football is For ALL and should be enjoyed in a safe, fun and inclusive environment, where you and I can play our part. Respect is an important value in life, not just football.

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English football takes safeguarding extremely seriously The ongoing work to make the game as safe and enjoyable as possible is led by The FA, the game's governing body in this country. This work is delivered through County FAs such as ourselves, in conjunction with leagues and clubs.

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Respect Code of Conduct: Coaches, Team Managers and Club Officials

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Respect Code of Conduct: Coaches, Team Managers and Club Officials