FC Weesp

This is where is go to for P.E with my school, nice place but could use some renovation and relocating.

Ok

Nice club with involved board! My children play soccer with the gnomes (4/5 years) and the minis (6 years), in this group there is a lot of enthusiasm among children and volunteers. The children learn to play football better in a playful way. Also clear explanation by trainers and nice that parents are involved a lot. In these groups it is possible to train once a week and to play mutual parties on Saturday. Overall a positive experience.

Fantastic club with enthusiastic board and committed members. Is often organized for the youth. Truly a club for everyone.

Unfortunately, there are many friends politically. If you are a friend of the coordinator, you will play in the selection. Otherwise no option. Whether you are better or not. There is no listening ear to the members or volunteers. You don't have to expect much in terms of protection either. However, you will be told in a rough and antisocial way what to do or you will be scolded against children if they do not listen. I prefer not to mention names. Unfortunately, our team broke up because we wanted to play first class. All players in the team were in 5th class teams. Reason: You are not a selection, and should not play the level of the selection. Unfortunately we had to make the choice to move to another association. Kwa accommodation is a nice complex. Only in governance and coordination can a big broom through it. I would NOT recommend joining FC Weesp. (The football school also costs an extra € 150 per season on top of the contribution). Good alternatives are SV Geinburgia (2min distance) SV Muiden / Muidenberg (8 min distance) or FC Abcoude / SV Sgravenland (10 min distance). These clubs do provide a listening ear for its members and volunteers. It is also easier to progress to selection and GFA associations there. I obtained my PhD via AZ via Geinburgia. I would never have had this opportunity at Weesp!