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Open trials for budding youngtsers
5:21pm Tuesday 6th May 2008
JUNIOR FOOTBALL
THE Leyton Orient Advanced Soccer School (LOASS) is holding open trials this week.
These are open trials although players will have to reserve places in advance.
All players will be notified by post as to the result of their trials and successful players will be invited back to further trials.
Please bring water to drink and dress suitably, including shin pads andm suitable footwear.
Trial Dates:
U8s and U9s - Saturday, May 10 (9am - 12noon)
U10s and U11s - Tuesday, May 13 (5.30pm - 7.30pm)
U12s and U13s - Sunday, May 11 (9am - 12noon)
U14s and U15s - Wednesday, May 14 (5.30pm - 7.30pm)
U16's Boys and Girls - Thursday, May 15 (5.30pm - 7.30pm) Venue for all trials is at Lowhall Sports Field, South Access Road, Walthamstow E17 8BE.
For further information, contact Jide Kayode on 020 8556 5973.
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