Tulse Hill Juniors FC - spaces for new players in Under 16s (boys), Under 14s (girls) and Under 10s (girls)

By RobMiller
August 28, 2024 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted August 28, 2024

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Posted August 28, 2024

Hi, we've got a few spaces for new players in three of our teams at Tulse Hill Juniors FC for the coming season.

We're a thriving local volunteer led, grass roots club celebrating our 60th anniversary this year. Our club ethos is all about engaging and motivating children through the love of football to win with grace, lose with dignity, always with a spirit of inclusivity and FairPlay.

Our teams train at Dulwich Park on Saturday mornings and play in the Tandridge League, with matches on Sundays.

If you have a young person who might be interested in finding out more about joining please drop me a DM.

Rob

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