How our football teams are set up
It doesn't matter what level of skill you have, we've got a team for you. Here you can find out more about how they're put together and read about some of the extras we're able to give to our Performance squads.
Our results for this year speak for themselves:
- BUCS Western Tier 2 Champions 23/24
- BUCS Conference Cup Champions 23/24
- BUCS Womens Conference Cup Champions 23/24
- BUCS Conference Trophy Champions 23/24
Our men's squads
Men’s performance squad (25 players)
1st Team – Best 16 Players
2nd Team – Remaining Players plus the best from our Development Squad
Men’s Development Squad (40 players)
3rd Team – Best 20 Players
4th Team – 20 Remaining Players
Recreational squad (20 Players)
5th Team - Men’s Recreational Squad
Our women's squads
Women’s Performance Squad (20 Players)
1st Team – 16 Best Players to Game
2nd Team – 16 “Next Best” Players to Game
How much training time will you get?
As a player in Men’s Performance Team, you’ll get 210 minutes of training a week. That breaks down to 90 minutes on a Monday afternoon, an hour on Tuesday morning and another hour on Friday morning.
As a player on our Women’s Performance Team, you’ll get 150 minutes a week, with 90 minutes on Monday afternoon, and an hour on Tuesday morning. There’s also an optional hour on Friday mornings to train with our futsal provision.
Access to our Strength and Conditioning and Sports Therapy provision for Performance teams
Our Performance teams have access to the testing, pre-hab and re-hab facilities via specific practitioners paid for by the Argyle Community Trust, and to our sports therapy provision to help with post-match recovery and game-related injuries.
Performance analysis
As part of our Performance Squads you’ll have assessed pre/post training which will break down the important moments of the game. There’s also access to a new performance analysis suite.