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Louth Old Boys Football Club is an FA Charter Standard Club which means it offers FA trained and qualified coaches who have been CRB checked for child protection purposes and hold first aid qualifications.This enables the club to offer football opportunities for all ages. This year is Old Boys 35th anniversary and the Club is proud to announce it is growing by the strength of its members Club Profile 2012/2013 THIS CLUB IS A FA CHARTER STANDARD FOOTBALL CLUB This year Louth Old Boys Football Club will be running teams at U8, U9, U10, U11, U12, U13, U14, U15, U16 & Seniors. These teams will all play their home matches at The Pavilion, London Road, Louth. Training Venues and times will be detailed to all players and parents on a team basis. The club is run by a management committee of up to 10 officials voted into office at the Clubs AGM each June. This Years Committee are:- Chair: Ewan Findlay Vice Chair: Kevin Gladding Secretary: Brian Ley Treasurer: Ian Warsap Minutes Secretary/Committee: Stuart Vickers Publicity Officer/Committee: Stuart Taylor Committee: Pete Goy Committee: Jackie Birkett Committee: Steve Revell Committee: Adam Grist Welfare Officer: Steve Foxon Disclaimer: Wall posts and comments by Facebook users do not necessarily represent the views of Louth Old Boys JFC. Comments that are off topic or that include personal attacks, Offensive Language, bullying, racial or links to outside Web pages, advertisements/spam, endorsements or requests for endorsements of products or services that do not relate directly to the Louth Old Boys JFC will be removed.

Our typical member may be equally a novice or a seasoned veteran, but share a common interest for the love of bikes and cycling and just want a good social ride, with time to enjoy the fantastic scenery the area has to offer as well as the odd cafe or pub. As well as our regular Sunday road ride from Louth we also organise trips away both in this country and abroad, attend local sportives and have social events. Pace wise we adjust on the day to suit the members who are riding. We aim as a group to be faster than a touring pace but not so fast that you cant hold a conversation, so an average pace for the day tends to vary between 13 - 16mph. No one gets left behind or is made to feel guilty!! Remember, it is far easier to ride in a group than on your own too. If it's your first time then you will be assured of a very warm welcome and a guarantee that if you are nervous about riding in a group that a member will be assigned to look after you on the day. We have a great jersey that members wear with pride and a modern informative website at www.louthvelo.co.uk IMPORTANT Please Note: As a non sanctioned club with no official affiliation we also strongly recommend that riders take out suitable insurance cover from either British Cycling or the CTC for example. Louth Velo except no responsibility for loss or personal damage at any events or during any club activity. For those seeking a more race orientated / traditional/ youth development cycle club there are British Cycling Affiliated clubs in Alford, Grimsby and Lincoln http://www.britishcycling.org.uk/