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Berkhamsted Raiders has grown from its beginnings in 1996 as a collection of individual teams run by individual managers to...
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What parents need to know
Thinking of joining Raiders? Or already a Raiders parent? Here's what to expect and all you need to know about the set up at Raiders
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How youth football is organised
In recent years, the FA has introduced many changes to encourage both player development and participation in youth football. At... -
How to behave… the codes of conduct
As an FA 3-Star Accredited Community Club, we expect the highest standards of conduct from our players, parents and supporters.... -
How do we decide which team your child is in?
A major challenge for each age group is to organise players into team squads. It’s important that both managers and... -
What kit do we get?
Every player receives a Raiders team kit and jacket. Before the start of each season, Managers request kit and equipment... -
Where do we play?
The Club does not have a Clubhouse or its own “home” ground. We play at ten locations around Berkhamsted, providing football pitches for U7 & U8 (5v5); U9... -
Who referees the games?
There is a national shortage of referees. For some age groups, League referees are allocated to games, but don’t expect... -
Volunteer for Raiders!
“Volunteers do not necessarily have the time; they just have the heart.” Elizabeth Andrew, OBE Raiders has grown over the... -
Raiders Boot Exchange
Football boots and Astro boots are an essential ingredient to a footballer’s life, and at around £30 a pair it is a... -
Injuries and local healthcare services
No child should train or play when they are carrying an injury that could be further exacerbated by their involvement.... -
Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY)
Every week in the UK at least 12 assumingly fit and healthy young people die of undiagnosed heart conditions. Cardiac Risk in...
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