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CHARTER STANDARD CLUB
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CASTLEFORD TOWN JUNIORS
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JOHN MCCLELLAND PICKED UP 53 NORTHERN IRELAND CAPS during an illustrious
career that took him from Watford to Glasgow Rangers and finally to the
League title with Leeds United
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John McClelland with Ian Broadhead (left)
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Bill Clift (right)
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John still works at Leeds Utd and took time out to present Castleford Town
Juniors with their Charter Standard award. |
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The club was formed in 1985 by Bill Clift, Albert Lee and Robin Leese who,
over the years, have carefully constructed one of the best organised clubs in the area |
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Charter Standard was an inevitable step for a club which now
boasts 10 junior teams playing in the Charles Rice League and 1 open age
side in the Castleford Sunday League
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Chairman of the club is Bill Clift who is rightly proud of the clubs
achievements...
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"Charter
Standard was reasonably easy for us because we already had most of the basic
requirements in place before we applied"
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Bill is full of praise for the hard working management team at the
club
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"Albert Lee did most of the work in the early
days and now we have full compliment of managers and coaches to cater for
any young footballers in the area"
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Secretary Ian Broadhead, who was largely responsible for getting the
club through Charter Standard, is confident of progressing even further
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"Next year the club is adding a new under 12
girls team to the set up and we are hoping to become a Charter Community
Club in the near future"
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Any parent looking for a quality club for their child to enjoy the
game of football may look no further than Castleford Town Juniors
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Castleford's Management
Team with some of the players at the presentation evening
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