Grass Roots Football 2011

Grass Roots Football have launched their Facebook and twitter pages ahead of the 2011 show.

This year's event promises to be even more interactive and entertaining for the whole football family.

You can now interact with Grass Roots Football and keep up to date with all that is happening ahead of the show at the NEC in June.

Follow Grass Roots Football on twitter @GRFootball - click here

Become a fan of Grass Roots Football on Facebook - click here

Sav Breaks Language Barrier

Roberto Mancini is coming to grips with the Premier League as quickly he is with his mastery of the English language.

And a special one-off interview with Macesport client Robbie Savage for ESPN proved a combination of English, Italian and Welsh !!

The Manchester City boss was interviewed live pitchside by Sav ahead of the FA Cup clash at Leicester City.

Its a suitably Sav-style interview.

Watch the full interview - click here

Sav was also in the ESPN studio for the replay and Manchester City will play Notts County in Round 4.

Leaders Dates Announced for 2011

Leaders, with conferences for Football, Sponsorship and Performance, is delighted to announce its fourth year in London, where its invitation only event will return on the 5th and 6th of October 2011.

The dates will once again coincide with ‘international football week’ ensuring another sell out event capped at 1000 senior level executives linked to clubs, leagues, associations, federations and brands invited to attend.

There will be an expanded programme of events withLeaders in Football, Leaders in Sponsorship and Leaders in Performance running concurrently over the 2 days alongside a series of specific workshops and networking opportunities, making Leaders the must attend international sporting event in the calendar.

If you would like to learn more about Leaders or to enquire about opportunities to get involved in 2011, please contact one of the team on +44 (0) 207 042 8666 or email - click here

Graham Taylor Sports Insight Interview

Precision Training ambassador Graham Taylor has spoken to Sports Insight about his football journey.

The former England manager discusses how training has changed over the years.

"When you compare how players train today with how it was wehn I started, it's a totally different world.

"No one had ever heard of passing arcs, speed ladders, reaction hoops, agility hurdels and all other things Precision Training has developed and modern players now take for granted.

"Precision Training gives the opportunity to youngsters to feel they are training like the professionals, and that is very important.

"Grass roots football would suffer if kids were denied the chance to copy their role models."

For more information on Precision Training - click here

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