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With the change of season for girls' and women's football in full swing for a second season, the women's national team on course for qualifying for the play-offs for the World Cup Finals, and the female game still the fastest growing sport in the world, many clubs are now creating opportunities for girls and women to play football in the city.
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2009 Quality Mark Awards Night

Cineworld Dundee was the venue for the Scottish FA East Region’s annual Quality Mark awards day, with over 120 representatives from clubs across the region coming together to recognise the latest recipients.
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Dundee United Sports Club Lead Midnight League Programme

The Scottish FA and Dundee United Sports Club (DUSC) are delighted to announce a girls’ only football midnight league programme starting in the Dundee area.
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Forfar Farmington Launch 3rd Women’s Team

Forfar Farmington today furthered their reputation as one of the country's most progressive independent clubs by launching a third senior women’s side.
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Scone Thistle Community Sports Club Launch Girls Section

Scone Thistle has successfully launched a girls’ only Saturday morning class. Thirty four Girls attended and were treated to coaching and games from the Scottish FA and Scone Thistle club coaches.
Any girls interested are more than welcome to attend at Robert Douglas Memorial School from 10am - 11am every Saturday. Cost - £1 For further information please contact Sam Milne. Girls/ Women's Football Development Officer. Tel: 01382 431829 Click here to read more

Coaches Required for Forfar Farmington FC

Forfar Farmington FC is a Quality Mark Community Club operating from purpose built clubrooms at the floodlit Market Muir in Forfar. The club runs seven girls sides from U11 to U17, one boys U12 side and Ladies sides at both SWFL Division 2 and SWPL level.

They are looking to recruit a manager and coach to develop their senior ladies divisional side.

The ideal candidates should have previous experience of coaching or running a club and be committed to the recruitment and progression of players to Scottish Women's Premier League standard, as part of club's overall development pathway.

Working closely with the club’s SWPL coaching team, the ideal candidates will benefit from on-going coach development opportunities and support from the club’s goalkeeping and strength/conditioning coaches.

For further information, or to make your interest known please visit www.forfarfarmington.com or contact Farmington’s Coach Co co-ordinator and SWPL Head Coach Mark Nisbet at marknisbet82@btinternet.com. or on 07590 527320.

Interviews will be held to identify the best candidates for the post. All applicants should include mobile & home telephone numbers, along with a current email address.

Girls/ Women’s Football in Tayside and Fife

The change of season for girls youth football in Tayside and Fife proved a successful venture with a record number of girl’s football teams registering for season March – November 2009. In season 2009, Tayside and Fife will have 44 girls football teams playing organised football across the region, equating to nearly 500 girls from age 11 through to 17 years of age. For further information, please click here

ANGUS SPORTS AWARDS 2008

The sporting stars of Angus were in the spotlight for the 13th annual Angus Sports Awards ceremony last night. The Angus Sports Awards 2008 ceremony took place at the Reid Hall, Forfar and again highlighted the sporting talent and achievement that exists in Angus.
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FORFAR FARMINGTON LFC ACHIEVE LANDMARK FOR GIRLS AND WOMENS FOOTBALL

Forfar Farmington LFC was the first girls and womens club to be awarded the SFA Quality Mark Standard Award on Sunday Night. The Club was established 1984, currently cater for more than 150 female players... Read more click here.

Club Development

The Scottish Football Association Quality Mark programme will assist Clubs with their development and planning for the future. It is hoped that clubs can be encouraged to sign up to this programme and with assistance being provided at a local and regional level to support them through this process.