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Academy Talent Spotting and Filbert Visit*
Prizes For Competition Winners
4-6 year olds and 7-12 year olds

FOR 2015-16 SEASON TICKET HOLDERS & SIBLINGS. CANNOT BE USED IN CONJUCTION WITH ANY OTHER OFFER.

20% OFF

STARTING FROM TUESDAY 29 MARCH 2016

INCLUDES FREE JUNIOR FOXES MEMBERSHIP

4-6 YEAR OLDS COURSES

PRICES START FROM £13

7-12 YEAR OLDS COURSES

PRICES START FROM £20

JUNIOR FOXES MEMBERS EXCLUSIVE OFFER

4-6 YEAR OLDS COURSES 7-12 YEAR OLDS COURSES

PRICES START FROM £8 PRICES START FROM £15

TO BOOK A PLACE OR FOR MORE INFORMATION

CALL 0344 815 5000 (Option 5) BOOK WWW.LCFCDIRECT.COM EMAIL [email protected]

We will take participants through every aspect of football including:
A visit from Filbert Fox*

Certiﬁcates for every participant

Talent ID
Heading Passing Turning
Dribbling Shooting Team play

Prizes for competition winners

TECHNICAL COACHING
TOURNAMENTS

4-6 YEAR OLDS

1 DAY COURSES FOR ONLY £13

4-6 YEAR OLDS

1 DAY COURSES FOR ONLY £8

JUNIOR FOXES

2 DAY COURSES FOR ONLY £21
2 DAY COURSES FOR ONLY £16

MEMBERS

EXCLUSIVE OFFER

7-12 YEAR OLDS

1 DAY COURSES FOR ONLY £20

7-12 YEAR OLDS

1 DAY COURSES FOR ONLY £15
2 DAY COURSES FOR ONLY £35
2 DAY COURSES FOR ONLY £30

(INCLUDES FREE JUNIOR FOXES MEMBERSHIP)

4-6
YEAR OLDS 10AM-12PM
7-12
YEAR OLDS 10AM-3PM

WHEN
WHERE

Guthlaxton College, Station Road, Wigston, Leicester, LE18 2DS.

John Cleveland College, Butt Lane, Hinckley, Leicester, LE10 1LE.
29 - 30 March (2 Day)

Charnwood College, Thorpe Hill, Loughborough, Leicestershire, LE11 4SQ.

Aylestone Park FC, Linwood Playing Fields, Safron Lane, LE2 6TG.
31 March - 1 April (2 Day)

4 - 5 April (2 Day)

Babington Community College, Strasbourg Drive, Leicester LE4 0SZ. Newbridge High School, Forest Road, Coalville, Leicestershire, LE67 3SJ.

Bosworth Academy, Leicester Lane, Desford Leicester LE9 9JL.

Rawlins Academy, Loughborough Road, Quorn, LE12 8DY.

The Cedars Academy, Stonehill Avenue, Birstall, LE4 4JG.

Blaby Stokes Primary School, Queens Road, Blaby, Leicester, LE8 4EG.

6 - 7 April (2 Day)
Soar Valley College, Gleneagles Ave, Leicester LE4 7GY.

Crown Hills (Goals Soccer Centre), Wakerley Rd, Leicester LE5 4WJ.

8 April (1 Day)
Elizabeth Park Sports and Community Centre, Checkland Road, Thurmaston, Leicester, LE4 8FN.

7-12 YEAR OLDS
10AM-1PM

Leicester City Football Club Training Ground Dome, Belvoir Drive Entrance, LE2 8PB.
30 March (1 Day)

(For current LCFC Satellite Centre players only. Please enquire when booking).

TO BOOK A PLACE OR FOR MORE INFORMATION

CALL 0344 815 5000 (Option 5) BOOK WWW.LCFCDIRECT.COM EMAIL [email protected]

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