Nottingham Ball Bois FC - Revision history

Ross Burgess at 07:59, 14 July 2013

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	'''Nottingham Ball Bois FC''', founded in 2006, is a gay community football club based in [[Nottingham]], playing in the [[GFSN National League]] and the [[Midlands Unity League]].		'''Nottingham Ball Bois FC''', founded in 2006, is a gay community [[football]] club based in [[Nottingham]], playing in the [[GFSN National League]] and the [[Midlands Unity League]].

	The club were GFSN League champions in the 2008-2009 season, and GFSN Cup winners in the 2009-2010 season.		The club were GFSN League champions in the 2008-2009 season, and GFSN Cup winners in the 2009-2010 season.

Ross Burgess at 10:50, 13 July 2013

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	'''Nottingham Ball Bois FC''', founded in 2006, is a gay community football club based in Nottingham, playing in the [[GFSN National League]] and the [[Midlands Unity League]].		'''Nottingham Ball Bois FC''', founded in 2006, is a gay community football club based in [[Nottingham]], playing in the [[GFSN National League]] and the [[Midlands Unity League]].

	The club were GFSN League champions in the 2008-2009 season, and GFSN Cup winners in the 2009-2010 season.		The club were GFSN League champions in the 2008-2009 season, and GFSN Cup winners in the 2009-2010 season.

Ross Burgess at 10:49, 13 July 2013

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	http://www.nottinghamballbois.com Nottingham Ball Bois FC club website		http://www.nottinghamballbois.com Nottingham Ball Bois FC club website

	[[Category:Football]]		[[Category:Football teams]]
	[[Category:Nottinghamshire]]		[[Category:Nottinghamshire]]

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	'''Nottingham Ball Bois FC''', founded in 2006, is a gay community football club based in Nottingham, playing in the [[GFSN National League]] and the [[Midlands Unity League]].		'''Nottingham Ball Bois FC''', founded in 2006, is a gay community football club based in Nottingham, playing in the [[GFSN National League]] and the [[Midlands Unity League]].

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	Home games are played at Gresham Playing Fields in West Bridgford, Nottinghamshire. Training takes place on Sundays, also at Gresham but on 3G artificial surface. The club also runs a midweek 5-a-side session on Tuesday at Harvey Hadden Sports Complex, within the City of Nottingham boundaries.		Home games are played at Gresham Playing Fields in West Bridgford, Nottinghamshire. Training takes place on Sundays, also at Gresham but on 3G artificial surface. The club also runs a midweek 5-a-side session on Tuesday at Harvey Hadden Sports Complex, within the City of Nottingham boundaries.

			The home team strip is a black shirt and black shorts, both with yellow trim, and yellow socks. The change kit is yellow shirt, yellow shorts and yellow socks. The home strip is sponsored by the [[New Foresters]], a gay venue in Nottingham. The change kit is sponsored by Nottinghamshire Community Foundation.

	== 2006-7 Season: Formation and first matches ==		== 2006-7 Season: Formation and first matches ==

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	'''Nottingham Ball Bois FC''', founded in 2006, is a gay community football club based in Nottingham, playing in the [[GFSN National League]] and the [[Midlands Unity League]].		'''Nottingham Ball Bois FC''', founded in 2006, is a gay community football club based in Nottingham, playing in the [[GFSN National League]] and the [[Midlands Unity League]].

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	The club were GFSN League champions in the 2008-2009 season, and GFSN Cup winners in the 2009-2010 season.		The club were GFSN League champions in the 2008-2009 season, and GFSN Cup winners in the 2009-2010 season.

	Home games are played at Gresham Playing Fields in West Bridgford, Nottinghamshire.		Home games are played at Gresham Playing Fields in West Bridgford, Nottinghamshire. Training takes place on Sundays, also at Gresham but on 3G artificial surface. The club also runs a midweek 5-a-side session on Tuesday at Harvey Hadden Sports Complex, within the City of Nottingham boundaries.

	== 2006-7 Season: Formation and first matches ==		== 2006-7 Season: Formation and first matches ==

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	The 2010-11 Season brought mixed fortunes to Nottingham. With the GFSN League splitting into three groups of five at the end of the season, spaces in the top league were scarce, and Nottingham were relegated to the GFSN Division 2.		The 2010-11 Season brought mixed fortunes to Nottingham. With the GFSN League splitting into three groups of five at the end of the season, spaces in the top league were scarce, and Nottingham were relegated to the GFSN Division 2.

	There was, however, some on-field success as Nottingham entered its first team in an international 11-a-side competition at the [[Eurogames]] in Rotterdam. Surpassing all pre-tournament expectations, Nottingham left the tournament a bronze medallists.		There was, however, some on-field success as Nottingham entered its first team in an international 11-a-side competition at the [[Eurogames]] in Rotterdam. Surpassing all pre-tournament expectations, Nottingham left the tournament as bronze medallists.

	Recognition also came from the local LGBT community in the form of a Rainbow Heritage Award, awarded by [[Nottinghamshire’s Rainbow Heritage]] to recognise the on-field achievements and local community work undertaken by the club. The award was presented by [[Peter Tatchell]] during [[LGBT History Month]], for which Nottingham Ball Bois organised a series of local community awareness events.		Recognition also came from the local LGBT community in the form of a Rainbow Heritage Award, awarded by [[Nottinghamshire’s Rainbow Heritage]] to recognise the on-field achievements and local community work undertaken by the club. The award was presented by [[Peter Tatchell]] during [[LGBT History Month]], for which Nottingham Ball Bois organised a series of local community awareness events.

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	'''Nottingham Ball Bois FC''', founded in 2006, is a gay community football club based in Nottingham, playing in the GFSN ~~Gay~~ National League and the Midlands Unity League.		'''Nottingham Ball Bois FC''', founded in 2006, is a gay community football club based in Nottingham, playing in the [[GFSN National League]] and the [[Midlands Unity League]].

	The club were GFSN League champions in the 2008-2009 season, and GFSN Cup winners in the 2009-2010 season.		The club were GFSN League champions in the 2008-2009 season, and GFSN Cup winners in the 2009-2010 season.

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	There was, however, some on-field success as Nottingham entered its first team in an international 11-a-side competition at the [[Eurogames]] in Rotterdam. Surpassing all pre-tournament expectations, Nottingham left the tournament a bronze medallists.		There was, however, some on-field success as Nottingham entered its first team in an international 11-a-side competition at the [[Eurogames]] in Rotterdam. Surpassing all pre-tournament expectations, Nottingham left the tournament a bronze medallists.

	Recognition also came from the local LGBT community in the form of a Rainbow Heritage Award, awarded by [[~~Nottinghamshire~~ Rainbow Heritage]] to recognise the on-field achievements and local community work undertaken by the club. The award was presented by [[Peter Tatchell]] during [[LGBT History Month]], for which Nottingham Ball Bois organised a series of local community awareness events.		Recognition also came from the local LGBT community in the form of a Rainbow Heritage Award, awarded by [[Nottinghamshire’s Rainbow Heritage]] to recognise the on-field achievements and local community work undertaken by the club. The award was presented by [[Peter Tatchell]] during [[LGBT History Month]], for which Nottingham Ball Bois organised a series of local community awareness events.

	==References==		==References==