The Limbless Association

Amputee Football

The picture above is from the LA Cup which was played at Cobham.

 

RESULTS FROM FIXTURES FOR THE AMPUTEE FOOTBALL LEAGUE  THAT TOOK PLACE

AT FELTHAM COMMUNITY COLLEGE, BROWELLS LANE, FELTHAM, TW13 7EF.

12PM – 4PM  SATURDAY 27TH APRIL 2013.

LA SPURS 1 v London amps 0

Bradley b

LA SPURS 2 v Manchester amps 1

Nathan r,  Lloyd c,

LA SPURS 2 v Oxford city amps 0

Nathan r, Dean h,

Captain Dean Heffer celebrates after scoring  Feltham goal

 

There is Amputee football available in different parts of the country including:

• London
• Manchester
• East Anglia
• Sheffield
• Cardiff
• Nottingham (contact Bhupen on 07554006696)
• Swindon  (contact Allan Minns on 07876621364  email allan.minns@hotmail.co.uk)

For more details, please contact our Sports officer Dean Heffer at  dean@limbless-association.org

North London Amps – a new amputee football team in North London

Have a look at this website:- www.londonamps.co.uk

Dean Heffer of the Limbless Association already runs a successful amputee session on Sunday mornings in Wandsworth, so this new session is intended to complement it with a weekday evening in North London.  Some players will be playing in both, and there will be teams from both entered in the Middlesex County League at Ruislip.

The  North London Amps will train weekly at:

Whittington Park

Holloway Road

N19 4RS (near Archway tube and Upper Holloway rail)

Seesions take place between 5 PM and 6 PM on Friday evenings. Both single and double leg amputees are welcome, whether you play on crutches or use  your prostheses. Two-legged, one-armed goalkeepers are also more than welcome, because this is a session run by the England Amputee Football Association, and the game we aspire to play is the internationally recognised version of amputee football, which looks like this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dPIWIuOVrFE

This session will be the local pathway for anyone based inside and around the M25 who is interested in playing for Great Britain as we push to become a paralympic sport:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vnLAC49rbwk

For more information and results from the National Amputee Football League, please visit  www.theEAFA.co.uk

Other contacts for areas

• Home Counties – email Peter Monk: homecounties@theEAFA.co.uk
• North West – email Ant Mitchell: lancs&mesey@theEAFA.co.uk
• Manchester – email Sean Kelly: manc@theEAFA.co.uk
• Midlands – email Tyrone Welcome: midlands@theEAFA.co.uk
• South Wales- email Kris Morgan:  southwales@theEAFA.co.uk
• Yorkshire – email Tom Jordan: yorkshire@theEAFA.co.uk
• London & Oxfordshire – email James Catchpole:london@theEAFA.co.uk
• South West – email Marc Wyatt: southwest@theEAFA.co.uk