Catholic United FC Minors - Site Map and Summary

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Site Map

The Club

This section contains information about the club's rules, facilities, officials and coaches, child protection policy, code of conduct, complaints procedure, anti-discrimination policy and membership fees for the season 2004-2005.

• Officials
  • Chairman
  • Secretary U11 - U16
  • Secretary Mini Soccer
  • Secretary Girls
  • Treasurer
  • Social Committee
• Facilities
  • Training Grounds
  • Astroturf
  • Indoors
  • Club House
• Child Protection
  • Child Protection Statement
  • Child Protection Officer
• Coaching
  • Head Coach
  • Goalkeeper Coach
• Rules of CUFC
• Code of Conduct
• Complaints Procedure
• Anti-Discrimination Policy
• Membership Fees
• Affiliations
  • Catholic United Minors FC
  • Catholic United Minors Girls FC
• Catholic United Seniors
• Pitch Locations
  • Mini Soccer: Westcliff Pitch A
  • Mini Soccer: Westcliff Pitch B
  • Mini Soccer: St. Helens Pitch
  • 11-a-Side: Jones Memorial Pitch

Contact - allows you to contact the club.

FAQS - Frequently asked questions about the club are answered.

Events and News - provides a listing of upcoming events, plus an archive of previous club news.

U06 Mini Soccer School - information about the Mini Soccer School

Teams

This section contains links to results, upcoming fixtures and coach details for each of our teams.

Members Only Areas

To view these areas you must first register with the club. Once you have been approved by the club chairman you may then access these further features:

Photo Gallery - browse pictures from recent matches and social events

Pitch Booking - book a pitch for a match or practice session

Message Boards - talk to other club members about a variety of topics

Click here to register with the club and gain access to these additional features!

Site Summary

Founded in 1959, Catholic United has a long history of football in Southend-on-Sea. Originally known in the 30's as Southend Catholic and then later as Catholic Athletic. Although the words Athletic and Southend have been dropped, what has remained firm and steadfast is the name Catholic and with it the reputation for all that is good in the game.

Back in the 60's Celtic helped Catholic United by supplying a Celtic Kit when the Club reached the Charity Cup Final. In honour of Celtics generosity for supplying what became a winning Cup Final Kit it is now written into the Club's constitution that our club colours will always be the world famous green and white hoops.

Catholic United Minor's Football Club has been awarded the FA Charter Standard Development award by the Football Association and is providing Youth Football for children of all cultures and backgrounds from the local community.

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