ABOUT THE CLUB

ABOUT US

Founded in 1976, Moorside Rangers have steadily grown to become one of the largest grassroots football clubs within Manchester.

We are one of only a small number of clubs to achieve a 3 star accreditation, the highest accolade from the Football Association.



We now operate around 30 teams and cater for players of all ages, from all backgrounds and all ability levels.

From the foundation for players 4-6 years old, and then teams from U7 right through to open age including Girls specific teams and disability specific teams.

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OUR VISION AND VALUES

Moorside Rangers aims to be a club that develops players to be the best that they can be - both on and off the field.

Our long term vision is to: Inspire pride, passion and participation in football at every level.

Our core values are:

Respect

For teammates, officials, coaches and the opposition

Effort and Hardwork

Underpins everything that we do, in training and on matchdays.

Growth Mindset

We take accountability and ownership of our own learning.

Inclusivity

We believe that football is for everyone regardless of background

Pride

We take pride in our performance and our behaviours

Fun

Football is fun, and we make sure that we enjoy ourselves.

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OUR COMMITTEE

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Darren Kay

Club Chair

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Dan Flynn

Club Secretary

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Ged Morley

Club Treasurer

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Laura Evans

Child Welfare Officer

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Emma Mulroy

Child Welfare Officer

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Richard Brown

Foundation Group Officer

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Craig Parry

Youth Development Officer

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Louis Briggs

Girls Co-ordinator

SAFEGUARDING IS EVERYONE’S RESPONSIBILITY

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CLUB POLICIES

Social Media Policy

Club constitution

Medical Emergency Plan

FA Respect Policy