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Ladies’ vacancies

8:58am Wednesday 21st May 2008


YORK City Ladies FC are looking to fill a variety of positions ahead of next season.

The club are hoping to recruit a new assistant manager, as well as a reserve team coach, an under-12s' coach, a chairman and a treasurer.

Candidates for the assistant manager vacancy should ideally hold a minimum FA level two coaching badge and provide support during Thursday night training sessions and match days on Sunday.

The reserve team coach will also need to contribute to training sessions and take full responsibility of the side on match days whilst holding a minimum of FA level one coaching badge.

City ladies' new U12s' coach should boast the same qualification, but training can be arranged.

Anybody interested should contact Paul Ryan on yorkcitylfc@hotmail.com

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