Boost for soccer
PA Auckland A training scheme that the national coach, Kevin Fallon, describes as the most important ever undertaken by the New Zealand Football Association was announced yesterday in Auckland;, ' - •’’V?- " The - the Centres? of Excellence programme —■ slgned'byMr Fallon to boost junior soccer in this country and.will startin x 14 centres by the end of the year. *-
The centres will cater for soccer players be-.; tween 10 and 16 years of age and will be taken some of the country’s top - , coaches. • * ‘ ' The programme has been sponsored by-the Guardian Royal Exchange insurance group for three years. s. As well as assisting with ■ administration, the group’ will, each year, send the country’s top under .16 boy to play for a European dub , for up to three .
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Press, 6 October 1987, Page 60
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