Embedded Files
Follow us on Social Media
To keep up with News and Events, Photos and moreFollow us on Social Media
History of the Club
History of the Club
In the summer of 1975 six or seven boys from the Cassiobury estate began to play football in Cassiobury Park.
One of the parents often joined in and noticed another group of boys from the same Cassiobury estate playing in the park. He thought it would be a good idea to organise a match between the two groups.
This became the first game of what was to become Nascot Wood Rangers Football Club.
The club has been a competitive force in grassroots football within the Watford area ever since. We hone raw talent to maturity with quality coaching, and a true love of the sport. However, we have never lost that close connection between players, coaches and parents with many getting involved to shape the club.
Teamwork, perseverance, sportsmanship - these are the hallmarks of Nascot Wood Rangers Football Club.
Club Ethos
Club Ethos
Our club ethos is a declaration that defines us and how we want to run as a club. It’s simple and concise and can be understood by players, parents and officials.
The key goals at Nascot Wood Rangers Football Club are as follows:
To provide grassroots football to children in the Watford area from the age of 6 through to 18.
To deliver age appropriate coaching to support long-term player and personal development based upon the FA’s four-corner model.
To offer a challenging but supportive environment where our players can make and learn from their mistakes on the pitch without fear or undue pressure. A mistake is an opportunity to learn and improve and a player not trying again due to worrying about it would be the real mistake.
To encourage all players to try their best and make the most of their abilities.
To promote good behaviour and respect for others.
To enjoy our football !!! We as a club understand that playing for Nascot Wood Rangers Football club is a choice amongst many in the area and we want to be known as a well run club, supportive of it's players, respectful of it's opponents and officials and a great club to be part of either as a player, coach or parent supporter.
Nascot Wood Rangers FC Committee
Nascot Wood Rangers FC Committee
Our committee is made up of volunteers who graciously give up their time to help shape and steer the club for the benefit of all our players.
Let's meet our committee...
Chairman
Chairman
Andrew Wallace
chair@nwrfc.co.uk
Vice-chairman
Vice-chairman
Tom Gardiner
Club Secretary
Club Secretary
Sandra Pearce
secretary@nwrfc.co.uk
Treasurer
Treasurer
Richard Messenger
treasurer@nwrfc.co.uk
Welfare Officer (Youth Teams)
Welfare Officer (Youth Teams)
Sarah Wallace
welfare@nwrfc.co.uk
Minutes Secretary
Minutes Secretary
Darren Stretton
Pitch, Kit & Equipment Officer
Pitch, Kit & Equipment Officer
Eddy Foster
Club Recruitment Officer
Club Recruitment Officer
David Keith
First Aid Officer
First Aid Officer
Gary Redshaw
Youth Development Officer
Youth Development Officer
Currently Vacant
Communication and Results Officer
Communication and Results Officer
Currently Vacant
Get Involved - Joining the Committee
Get Involved - Joining the Committee
Nascot Wood Rangers is run 100% by volunteers, from the chairman to the coaches, we all give up our time and for one reason, to give kids a chance to fall in love with the game of football.
If you have ever felt you wanted to make a difference, or to give something back to the community, then volunteering to get involved in grassroots football could be just what you are looking for.
Getting involved is not just about coaching, it could be helping with the accounts, managing the website, helping with the admin of the club.
Spaces on our committee will be advertised on our News, Events & Social Media page.
If you wish to apply or just have a desire to help then please use the form on our Contact Us page or email at enquiries@nwrfc.co.uk.
Our Coaches
Our Coaches
Nascot Wood Rangers are driven by a strong desire to provide good quality coaching within a safe environment for our players.
All our coaches as DBS checked. As with our committee members our coaches are also all volunteers. As a club we support our coaches with funding to complete the FA Introduction to Coaching Football course (formerly "FA Level 1 in Coaching Football"). This course provides the necessary Coaching, Safe Guarding and First Aid qualifications to support players with their development.
We are incredibly grateful to our coaches and the time they give to support our players and grassroots football.
Information about our teams can be found on the Our Teams page with further details (such as our Coaches) on the individual team pages linked from that page.
Get Involved - Becoming a Coach/Starting a new team
Get Involved - Becoming a Coach/Starting a new team
Becoming a coach for grassroots players can be an extremely rewarding experience and we will support you in your coaching journey.
If you wish to become one of our coaches, either for an existing team or by starting a new team, then please use the form on our Contact Us page or email at nwrfc@gmail.com.
Contact the Club
Contact the Club
If you have any queries about the club then please use the form on our Contact Us page or email at enquiries@nwrfc.co.uk.
Page updated
Google Sites
Report abuse