June 2008
Summer
Holiday dates are now on the website.
Flitwick
21st - 24th July
Shefford
28th -31st July
Potton
4th - 7th August
Flitwick
11th - 14th August
For more
information please look at the Holiday section of the
website.
TROPHIES, MEDALS & AWARDS
The
football season is is in tournament mode, which means teams & clubs are setting
their minds to organising those Tournament trophies &
medals. Check out Mid Beds Soccer's
sister company MBS Trophies for a wide range of trophies
medals and awards. We offer free trophy plate engraving and
free special centres of your team, club, school or league
logo. Click on the MBS Trophies logo to visit our site.
26th January 2008
ROYSTON TOWN FC MOLTEN SPARTAN SOUTH MIDLANDS FOOTBALL
LEAGUE TEAM OF THE MONTH
Andy is pictured here with Brian Smith, Molten SSMFL
President, and Royston Town FC Manager Paul Attfield
presenting the Molten Golden Ball in recognition of the
first teams December Team of the Month Award before
Royston's top of the table clash with New Bradwell St Peter
on 26th January
December 2007
MID BEDS SOCCER NEW PARTNERSHIP WITH TOFFS
You can now purchase your favourite teams retro shirts
through our new relationship with TOFFS. Just click on one
the TOFFS banners and you will be taken direct to their
website where you will find a massive range of football
shirts.
July 2007
DEBS WINS AT THE NEW WEMBLEY STADIUM
If you were to ask any footballer what there dream would be
most would say to lead there team out as Capitan at Wembley
Stadium and that's exactly what Debs did on July 15th 2007.
Competing in the national 5 a side 'Umbro Fives' tournament
held at hundreds of venues around the country .Three
vigorous rounds and only a win at each level would put her
team through to the dream finals held at the new Wembley
Stadium.
Having won all the qualifying
rounds, Langford Ladies put themselves through to the dream
finals as one of the 8 teams fending off over 2000 others.
After playing three qualifying games on the hollow turf
Langford saw themselves into the semi-finals were they won
1-0 to play in the first ever women's final at the New
Wembley Stadium and making history.
After
going a goal down the whole Wembley experience was set
alight and Langford Ladies scored twice with no reply to
lift the first ever cup at the New Wembley stadium.
Proud captain Debs later committed on the experience " it
was a dream come true going to the Stadium but playing,
being Capitan, scoring the first goal for Langford and being
the first lady to lift a trophy at Wembley is unreal, not
many players can say they done that. Im sure I will be
talking about it for years to come, or until next time"
Former Everton & Wales International Goalkeeper Neville Southall
recently ran a Goalkeeper Soccer School at Ampthill Town FC.
Neville used Molten footballs for the successful course which
had 40 attendees aged between 10 and 18.
"The quality of the Molten footballs that were used on the
course was superb, I look forward to using them again"
