What members say
In their words.
Nobody here came for the football alone, as it turns out.
What they tell us
Short quotes from members. There are no star ratings: you will have to come down and see for yourself.
I was forty-six and I had not run for a bus since the nineties. I sat in the car for ten minutes on the first Tuesday. Bethan came and knocked on the window.
Girls were not allowed to play at my school. I am sixty-three and I scored last Friday, and I told everybody in the Co-op.
I went after my divorce, because my sister made me. I am still terrible. I also now have about thirty friends I did not have before.
I had played until I was twenty-two, and then had three kids. It took a whole season to stop apologising every time I gave the ball away.
Saturday mornings are the first time my little one has seen me do anything except make packed lunches. She tells people her mam is a footballer.
I do not actually play any more because of my hip. I still come to everything. Nobody has ever asked me why I am there.
Turn up on Tuesday. That is genuinely the whole plan.
Seven o'clock at Cae Dderwen, in whatever you have got. Your first month costs nothing. Bethan will find you at the gate, and nobody will ask you what position you played in 2004.