Mumbai City FC’s Coach Peter Reid, ISL’s hat -trick record holder Andre Moritz and Francisco Javier FernándezLuque brought smiles to the faces of India’s young talent by posing for pictures with them and signing their jerseys.

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The kids were educated on their technical and tactical skill, physical and mental strength, on field behaviour, communication, discipline and fair play. Ram Malik, Lalrin Fela, Asif Kottayil and Diego Nadaya from Mumbai City FC team came forward and gave tips to the youngsters at the Mumbai City FC’s 7^th Grassroots Development Program.

The Mumbai City FC’s Grassroots Development Program aims to reach out, assist and provide support to over hundred schools, institutions and clubs actively engaged in the game of football across the city. In Year One, the goal of the program would be to understand, address and fill gaps in the current structure by providing whatever these partner institutions require. The Mumbai City FC Grassroots team is being led by Grassroots Development Programme Head Dinesh Nair who has divided the City of Mumbai into five zones, with a dedicated officer assigned to each zone for the year.

The Club will conduct ten AIFF and FIFA Approved Grassroots Training Certification workshops across the five zones reaching out to over 250 coaches during the course of the year. Coaches will also be counselled to understand their needs in terms of curriculum, equipment, grounds and any other needs that require to be met to ensure the sound development of football in Mumbai. These coaches will then bring students from their institutions to participate in Grassroots festivals, five of which will be conducted every month, one in each zone, making it a total of 50 festivals for the year.

The Mumbai City FC Grassroots program is associated with the All India Football Federation and supported by the Mumbai District Football Association and the Western India Football Association.

Festival

Date – 7^th & 8^th November 2014

Venue – District Sports Complex, Dharavi
Timing – 3.00pm to 6.00pm
No of Kids – 313
No of Coaches – 27

No of Festival Managers – 8
No of Development Officers – 5

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The kids were educated on their technical and tactical skill, physical and mental strength, on field behaviour, communication, discipline and fair play.

The Mumbai City FC’s Grassroots Development Program aims to reach out, assist and provide support to over hundred schools, institutions and clubs actively engaged in the game of football across the city. In Year One, the goal of the program would be to understand, address and fill gaps in the current structure by providing whatever these partner institutions require. The Mumbai City FC Grassroots team is being led by Grassroots Development Programme Head Dinesh Nair who has divided the City of Mumbai into five zones, with a dedicated officer assigned to each zone for the year.

The Club will conduct ten AIFF and FIFA Approved Grassroots Training Certification workshops across the five zones reaching out to over 250 coaches during the course of the year. Coaches will also be counselled to understand their needs in terms of curriculum, equipment, grounds and any other needs that require to be met to ensure the sound development of football in Mumbai. These coaches will then bring students from their institutions to participate in Grassroots festivals, five of which will be conducted every month, one in each zone, making it a total of 50 festivals for the year.

The Mumbai City FC Grassroots program is associated with the All India Football Federation and supported by the Mumbai District Football Association and the Western India Football Association.
Festival

Date – 1st November 2014
Venue – Fr. Agnel, Vashi
Timing – 8.30pm to 9.45pm
No of Kids – 121
No of Coaches – 16
No of Festival Managers – 8
No of Development Officers – 5

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The kids were educated on their technical and tactical skill, physical and mental strength, on field behaviour, communication, discipline and fair play. Abhishek Yadav and Asif Kottayil from Mumbai City FC team came forward and gave tips to the youngsters at the Mumbai City FC’s 5^th Grassroots Development Program.

The Mumbai City FC’s Grassroots Development Program aims to reach out, assist and provide support to over hundred schools, institutions and clubs actively engaged in the game of football across the city. In Year One, the goal of the program would be to understand, address and fill gaps in the current structure by providing whatever these partner institutions require. The Mumbai City FC Grassroots team is being led by Grassroots Development Programme Head Dinesh Nair who has divided the City of Mumbai into five zones, with a dedicated officer assigned to each zone for the year.

The Club will conduct ten AIFF and FIFA Approved Grassroots Training Certification workshops across the five zones reaching out to over 250 coaches during the course of the year. Coaches will also be counselled to understand their needs in terms of curriculum, equipment, grounds and any other needs that require to be met to ensure the sound development of football in Mumbai. These coaches will then bring students from their institutions to participate in Grassroots festivals, five of which will be conducted every month, one in each zone, making it a total of 50 festivals for the year.

The Mumbai City FC Grassroots program is associated with the All India Football Federation and supported by the Mumbai District Football Association and the Western India Football Association.

Festival

Date – 26^th October 2014

Venue – Cooperage Stadium, Colaba
Timing – 6.30pm to 9.30pm
No of Kids – 217
No of Coaches – 16

No of Festival Managers – 8
No of Development Officers – 5

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