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Date |
Day |
Opposition |
H/A |
Kick Off |
Res |
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July 15th |
Thurs |
Hardwicke |
H |
7:00pm |
D | 1-1 |
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July 22nd |
Thurs |
Malmesbury Vics |
A |
7:00pm |
W | 3-0 |
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July 29th |
Thurs |
Bourton Rovers |
H |
7:00pm |
D | 1-1 |
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Aug 5th |
Thurs |
Tetbury Town |
H |
7:00pm |
W | 4-0 |
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Aug 18th |
Wed |
Brize Norton |
A |
7:00pm |
L | 2-4 |
| Aug 26th | Thurs | Hartpury College | A | 6:30pm |
NB: We hope to arrange another pre-season friendly match before our league season kicks off on Saturday 4th September 2010 with a home match against Binfield on the main stadium pitch at The Corinium.
LAST MATCH
Pre-Season Friendly |
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Thursday 18th August 2010 |
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BRIZE NORTON |
4 - 2 |
CIRENCESTER TOWN |
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QLM are pleased to be a continued supporter of Cirencester Town young player development and be sponsors of the 2009-10 Development Squad.
QLM Managing Director Peter Mills has over the years been involved in junior coaching at the club and supported the team through their Midland Junior Premier League campaigns.
Established in 1990 QLM is a thriving and respected management consultancy, specialising in the principles and practices of health and safety, quality, design and operational management and business excellence particularly within the sport and leisure industry. The team provides a range of strategic and practical support services to the private, public and voluntary sectors of the sport and leisure industry.
Visit the QLM website at www.qlmconsulting.co.uk
Background
The Development Team was introduced for Season 2009/10 to provide a route for talented players from the Junior Section of the Club and the Academy to make the transition to adult football and hopefully, in due course, the First Team.
In addition to the development of Junior Section and Academy players it was expected that there would also be scope for First Team Squad players in need of matches to improve match sharpness or returning from injury to have a game.
As the emphasis of the team is to be primarily young players who had been playing junior or youth football it was decided to call the team a ‘Development Team’ rather than ‘Reserves’.
The Hellenic League was thought to be a suitable league for this transition and it subsequently confirmed acceptance of the team into Reserve Division 2 (West).
The young team adapted well to the rigours and physicality of adult football and completed their first season as Champions of Reserve Division 2 (West).

















