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Latest News
Another season draws to a close, and after a
season of consolidation Crossway finished in 8th place.
Crossway
Tournament – scheduled for
Saturday 7th June ko 12 midday. If you want to enter a team or
help with the organisation, please contact Tony Sharp.
Pre-season
training – starts on
Thursday 12th June at 7pm until 9pm at Upton. Please make every effort to attend.
The AGM and presentation evening took place on
Thursday 15th May, and the award winners were as follows :
Players’
player
1st
Lee Cullen
2nd Phil Goss
3rd Jon Park
Manager’s
Player
Pete Sydall
Most Improved
Player
Matty Holloway
Golden Boot
Phil Goss
Supporters’
Player
Lee Cullen
Supporter
Jenna Smith
Social Team
Player
Chris Woodman
Clubman
Andy Avery
Fixtures
Crossway Football Club
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It is with much pleasure that we welcome
you to the website of Crossway FC
Crossway Football Club plays in the Premier Division of the Chester and District Football League and was formed in
1992 out of a group of young men from various churches around Chester who met each week
to play football. From these humble beginnings a team was formed and in
1996 Crossway FC joined the Chester & District Football League.
Crossway FC 2007/8
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Back row L - R
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Steve Nicholls, Matty
Holloway, Aaron Edwards, Jack Wintersgill, John Latham, Dave Megson, Lee
Cullen, Stuart Vale, Steve Gore, John Leung
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Front Row L - R
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Dan Taylor, Pete Sydall, Rob
Abell, Nathan Spence, Jon Park(capt), Dan Kyle
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From the outset Crossway FC was seen as an extension
of the life and ministry of these churches and a symbol of their unity.
Today the club comes under the guidance of the “Link Up”
Network of Churches.
We believe that football can be played in a way that is not only fun, but
also gives glory to God. We hope to demonstrate, to those who are part of
the club, as well as the teams we play against that God is good and
Christians are OK.
It is expected that player’s behaviour and commitment must reflect
the Christian ethos of Crossway FC. An attitude of moderation, toleration
and co-operation must exist in the infrastructure of the club and, whilst a
competitive attitude is desirable, it must not be seen as the primary
motivational factor.
Hopefully this website will be able to tell you all you need to know about
Crossway FC. However, if it does not, then please do not hesitate to get in
touch.
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