I will respect my teams’ coach and will not confuse training or match days with contradictory coaching from the side lines. I will trust London Legends FC’s coaches to progress my child’s football education and development. Another great legend is that when Oliver Cromwell became Lord Protector of England in 1653, the Tower’s Lieutenant hid 20,000 gold coins in the grounds which, despite many people’s best efforts, have never been found. But please feel free to look out for them when you’re there! Things that go bump in the night The restless party types amongst you will know that for a night out with maximum enjoyment and minimal walking, you want a spot that transforms as the day goes on. Enter: Dalston Superstore – chilled out by day thanks to their delicious brunch offering, and raucous fun by night as the place turns to hedonistic clubbing. I will be mindful of my language towards my teammates, coaches, parents and the public while representing London Legends FC.

In conclusion, teamwork is crucial in football. It maximizes strengths, minimizes weaknesses, improves communication, builds trust, and promotes sportsmanship. As the saying goes, "Together Everyone Achieves More" – and this is particularly true in football, where success depends on the ability of players to work together as a team. Our team management at London Legends F.C is committed to creating a positive and supportive environment for all players. Our experienced coaches are passionate about the game and strive to bring out the best in each child. We provide structured training sessions that are tailored to the needs and abilities of our players, helping them to build their confidence, improve their technique, and enhance their understanding of the game. Once known as The Ace, then The Fridge, and now Electric Brixton. A one million pound facelift gave it an amazing stage with unsurpassed sight-lines, making it the perfect venue for large scale music events in the cool and cultured borough of Brixton. They’ve got all manner of things on the bill here – including live gigs – so see what takes your fancy and strap in for a night to remember. I understand that if I do not follow the preceding Code any/all of the following actions may be taken by my club, County FA or The FA: Secret London’s verdict: Definitely false. Even Stephanie Meyer doesn’t actually believe in vampires (we presume). 2. An American accidentally bought London Bridge Tower Bridge or London Bridge? (We know it’s Tower Bridge, don’t @ me)

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There are some stories that some Londoners believe whole-heartedly to be true, such as the American who accidentally bought London Bridge, to those that are just so impossible that they are obviously complete fiction. As the proud owners of one of the largest terrace arenas in the whole of Europe – which is even heated during the winter months – there’s certainly a lot to shout about at Studio 388. And you may need to shout here, as when the club’s full you’ll be dancing alongside 3,000 other ravers! Did we also mention they’ve got cannons, giant LED screens and an ‘Octopus’ lighting system? It really has to be seen to be believed…

It was billed as “London’s biggest nightclub”, a 3,000-capacity venue set in a vast set of arches beneath London Bridge station, known for big-name Saturday nighters as well as regular Moondance raves. Despite the epic interior, or perhaps because of it, the venue struggled to pull in the punters during its later years, blaming the recession for its eventual closure. I will not engage in unsportsmanlike conduct towards coaches, players, parents, officials or any other attendee.years later, this former bus garage is still putting sound at the forefront of everything as ‘ the home of dance music‘. World-class DJ talent is divided between four rooms, but head to The Box to experience the world’s first room in a nightclub built purely for exceptional sound quality. Another theory suggests the winged-creatures kept at Syon Park, in Hounslow, escaped in the 1970s when a plane crashed through the aviary roof, while another blames damage to aviaries during the Great Storm of 1987. Furthermore, you should be models of good sportsmanship and should lead by example by demonstrating fairness, respect, and self-control. London Legends FC is committed to instituting an environment that is respectful, safe and nurtures learning opportunities for all our players. London Legends FC plays a significant role in promoting the physical, social, and emotional development of young athletes who have the ability to identify and make informed choices, think about consequences and base their actions on that information. As London Legends FC players you have a responsibility to promote high standards of behaviour in the game. I will not engage in unsportsmanlike conduct towards any other coach, player, parent, participant, official or any other attendee.

The true reason isn't as glamorous as all that - researchers think it's likely a consequence of repeated releases and introductions over decades. Hitler was going to buy a home in South London I will report any behaviour I am concerned about to a senior member of staff or our safeguarding officer (Name) in a timely manner.

Every major city seems to suffer from some gigantic animals that live in the sewers, at least, according to urban legends. For New York, it’s alligators or R.U.O.S.s and for London, it’s pigs. The legend went that pigs released into the sewers had grown monstrous and would one day free themselves to run amok in London above and make us pay for our love of bacon. While the origins are unclear, it seems a story about a sow getting into the sewer transformed into a whole army of swine trapped below. Of course, there’s no evidence to support anything like this having happened. 4. Buried Diggers I will not engage in any behaviour, which would endanger the health, safety, or well-being of any coach, parent, player, participant, official, or any other attendee. It was perhaps always a slightly over-optimistic proposition opening a nightclub in Greenwich, let alone one inside the Millennium Dome, but if anyone was going to have a good stab at it, then it would be the pair behind Fabric: Cameron Leslie and Keith Reilly. Despite quality residencies from the likes of Hospitality and a “body kinetic dance floor”, the club eventually closed due to financial difficulties, blamed on delays with the upgrade to the Jubilee line. I should talk to someone I trust at the club or a welfare officer (Name of safeguarding officer) if I’m unhappy with any aspect of being a player for London Legends FC. Bearing in mind this pair of venues were hosted within Brixton’s St Matthew’s Church, which leased the space to them, it was always pretty cheeky for Mass to host Torture Garden events in the crypt. Still, this wasn’t the reason the venues got turfed; the bailiffs were eventually called in as a result of long overdue rent and bills. Mass was a particularly important south London club, notably as the home of DMZ, which turned the venue into a pilgrimage spot for dubstep fans from way beyond the capital.