HELSTON strengthen Midfield with KEY SIGNING

[Paul Parfitt]

With the 31st the closing date for CWFL registrations Helston Athletic are delighted to announce the signing of 29 year old Centre Midfielder Keri-Ann Moxom from Callington Town Ladies. 
 

For further details please read: 

https://www.falmouthpacket.co.uk/news/19199871.helston-women-sign-ex-england-football-player-keri-ann-moxom/

[Marcus Grose]

Big loss for Callington,Kez will be greatly missed.Hats of to her for all the travelling to play and train at Callington whilst living in Mounts Bay !!

[TheolderIgetthebetterIwas]

££££s

[Paul Parfitt]

9 hours ago, TheolderIgetthebetterIwas said:

££££s

😂😂 Definitely not. 
 

It’s all about those classic qualities in life; ambition and happiness.  

[TheolderIgetthebetterIwas]

49 minutes ago, Paul Parfitt said:

😂😂 Definitely not. 
 

It’s all about those classic qualities in life; ambition and happiness.  

You would need to stop the rumour mill from previous years when managers openly quoted contract payments during warm downs...heard by many I'm afraid.

[Ian Pethick]

45 minutes ago, TheolderIgetthebetterIwas said:

You would need to stop the rumour mill from previous years when managers openly quoted contract payments during warm downs...heard by many I'm afraid.

Part of me is happy with this. Shows that women's non league football is gaining parity with the men's game. 🙄

[Ian Pethick]

2 hours ago, Keith B said:

What about the other part then WOTP ?

The other part if me is unhappy that money will taint the women's non league game in the same way it does the men's version.

[Paul Parfitt]

13 hours ago, TheolderIgetthebetterIwas said:

You would need to stop the rumour mill from previous years when managers openly quoted contract payments during warm downs...heard by many I'm afraid.

I’m not worried about the rumour mill.  
 

But I thought I’d share my views on why players are joining us; I believe it is because we offer:

The best on and off the pitch experience for women’s football in the area.

- Competitive training that improves the individual’s 

- Support of the club chairman and committee (not something all women’s teams benefit from) 

- a superb camaraderie

- good facilities

- superb social media coverage 

- coverage in local press 

- potential for silverware

- FA Cup football 

but above all a simple mantra:

Know your job, do your job and work hard.  That’s a top down ethos that’s bringing us success; success ambitious players want to be part of; there is no £ and therefore £ has got nothing to do with it. 

if people want to believe that then equally I’m fine with that. Let them think what they think, I know why we have the players we have.  

[TheolderIgetthebetterIwas]

43 minutes ago, Paul Parfitt said:

I’m not worried about the rumour mill.  
 

But I thought I’d share my views on why players are joining us; I believe it is because we offer:

The best on and off the pitch experience for women’s football in the area.

- Competitive training that improves the individual’s 

- Support of the club chairman and committee (not something all women’s teams benefit from) 

- a superb camaraderie

- good facilities

- superb social media coverage 

- coverage in local press 

- potential for silverware

- FA Cup football 

but above all a simple mantra:

Know your job, do your job and work hard.  That’s a top down ethos that’s bringing us success; success ambitious players want to be part of; there is no £ and therefore £ has got nothing to do with it. 

if people want to believe that then equally I’m fine with that. Let them think what they think, I know why we have the players we have.  

Well good for you, but I along with many others heard it shouted out to the team as they left the pitch and were clearly not happy with having to go back for an extended post match talk on the field. 

Of course things may have changed and I will take you at your word on that.