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Have your say on Girls/Women's Football
Capital Football has been working together with a women's working group made up of players, coaches, administrators and associated people who are passionate about Girls and Women's Football in the Greater Wellington Region. We have identified the following key target areas that need to be addressed:
Who are our customers?
How do we grow our game (i.e. How do we increase playing numbers? How do we retain players? How do we increase skills?)
How do we improve the quality of our game (i.e. What is a quality competition and how do we achieve it?)
We have put together a series of questions in a survey, which will help us make informed decisions about the direction of our sport.
We're looking for all current and former players/coaches/administrators/anyone involved in girls or women's football to take part.
It would be hugely appreciated if you�re in that group if you can fill out this survey or if you can pass the link onto anyone that you know who is (or was) involved in girls or women's football somehow. The more feedback we get, the more informed the results!
The survey is here and we appreciate the time given to fill it in!
Cheers!
Alida
maybe get rid of the Fed coach the girls seem to dislike
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All helpful comments/constructive criticism etc are best put in the survey.
Cheers
All helpful comments/constructive criticism etc are best put in the survey.
Cheers
i did survey- some of it is a bit complex, like how you HAVE to put in positive numbers for hours spent watching certain types of football, rather than zeros, but other than that ok
Salmon swim upstream
and some of the questions directed at players need N/A
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Thanks for taking the time to fill it in tho! Much appreciated:-)
That's helpful. Too bad the survey's now closed...
Due out very soon
maybe get rid of the Fed coach the girls seem to dislike
Apparently I'm apathetic, but I couldn't care less.
"Being a Partick Thistle fan sets you apart. It means youre a free thinker. It also means your team has no money." Tim Luckhurst, The Independent, 4th December 2003
Due out very soon
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from the article - the folks who administer the womens' game here seem to be quite creative and strategic in their decision-making