The Beautiful Game Project:
​Wiltshire County FA Award 'Best Inclusive Project' 2017
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"It's an absolute disgrace that kids are being priced out of football in this country. It's meant to be our national sport. It's meant to be all-inclusive. At the moment it's not. I would have been priced out of football just now."

Former Dundee Utd player and Scottish international Andy McLaren
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In July 2016, Salisbury Rovers Football Club was awarded a Wiltshire Community Foundation Grant worth £10,000 over two years to establish a unique community football project in two areas of Salisbury - Bemerton Heath and the Friary. This is called the ‘The Beautiful Game Project’.

This Project lies at the very heart of our club. It allows children resident in those areas (between the ages of 9 and 16) to have access to FREE football sessions with FA qualified coaches as well as activities and trips. It has also offered access to coaching and referee courses for young people and provided kit and boots to young  people in the areas in which we work.. 

​The project runs on:
  • 6pm to 7pm on Fridays at the ball court on the Friary.

The Beautiful Game Project was awarded 'Best Inclusive Project' at the Wiltshire County FA Awards in 2017.

We always welcome volunteers and can offer FA DBs checks and opportunities to coach.

If you have any questions at any time, please contact Debbie Sayers at salisburyroversfc@outlook.com or 07543654971.