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WE'D LOVE A PLACE TO CALL HOME

August 20, 2023

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The Non-League Football Paper

A LEICESTERSHIRE girls football club with more than 180 players on its books is appealing for help to find a permanent home following a new surge of interest prompted by the Lionnesses’ World Cup campaign.

- Simon Wells

WE'D LOVE A PLACE TO CALL HOME

East Goscote United (Girls and Women) FC was founded 11 years ago and has grown to run 10 different age group teams from age four upwards. 

But with their facilities often claimed by more established boys sides, the club are struggling to find nearby pitches on which to play.

And chairman Darren Foster says the success of the Lionnesses in Australia was putting more pressure on the club to simply find a place to call home.

“We’ve been gradually developing the club for a decade or more but when big tournaments happens we see a lot of girls take an interest in the game for the first time and join the club,” Fos

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