Organise your grassroots football club around one identity, its actual squads and the people maintaining its information. Connect website and community tools without confusing club work with league administration.
2026/27 · 14 players · 2 coaches
A club can have several playing squads while retaining one public identity. Keep squad names, coaches and supported player information current. Enter the appropriate squad in a competition rather than creating a separate unrelated club for every age group.
Use the club profile and website to explain teams, training, news and relevant contacts. Check public roster visibility before showing player details. Information intended for internal management should not be copied into an ordinary website section to make it easier to find.
Use access appropriate to club, website and group work. A club volunteer does not automatically become an administrator of the leagues it enters. Agree who updates team information, writes articles and handles enquiries before the season gets busy.
Fictional demonstration
A fictional grassroots club maintains its senior and junior squads under one club, with a news editor and a separate volunteer handling supporter-group moderation.
Sign in, use the appropriate existing club or create your club, and maintain its supported information. Set up the relevant squads and permissions before connecting website content. Competition records, group membership and website access retain their own rules.
Check how this fits your club, website or event before getting started.
No. The supported tools cover club identity, squads, website content and community activity described here.
Use the supported squad and competition-entry workflows, subject to the organiser's rules and configuration.
Use the existing setup workflow to choose your identity, review eligibility and prepare the information you want to publish.
