World Footy Development Techniques Survey

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World Footy Development Techniques Survey

Authored by: Harley Vague
on Friday, January 03 2014 @ 10:37 pm ACDT

Looking at the results so far there has been good participation and some interesting feedback.

Questions about ground aquisitions and travel costs were omiited as it was assumed these would be universally problematical to clubs. However social events, especially GF parties as a means of attracting new followers seems to be an important omission from the survey. Football clubs do have some definite views on where the development focus should be but also they don't neccessarily achieve the same outcomes for the same approach. .

World Footy Development Techniques Survey

Authored by: Tobietta Rhyman
on Sunday, January 05 2014 @ 04:12 am ACDT

Even in the UK the issue of grounds and travelling varies considerable and it might be that someone has found a good way to travel eg. car sharing, mini bus etc. and it would also be interesting to see how many clubs have their own playing and/or grounds, how many rent of the council and how many share with rugby clubs

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AFL England Women's Football Co-ordinator; WFN Female Football Writer

World Footy Development Techniques Survey

Authored by: Harley Vague
on Sunday, January 05 2014 @ 09:55 pm ACDT

There is a lot of synergy between AFCs and rugby clubs in England and France so there is was a question specifically inserted about co-operation with other codes. Travelling (costs)is a huge problem and one that most clubs have had to face and to have thought deeply about. I've talked to some European clubs and they mostly car pool. Hiring a bus, even without a driver is expensive. Public transport is sometimes an option. I have wondered about the feasibility of a league purchasing a bus and sharing but I cannot picture it working as the clubs would need it at the same time. If there is an answer I'm sure everyone would like to hear it.

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AFL England Women's Football Co-ordinator; WFN Female Football Writer

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