HUTTON FOOTBALL CLUB

Hutton FC is a non-profit making organisation, which means every penny that the club raises goes back into the club. Our profit and loss accounts are included in the AGM minutes, on the England Accreditation page of the website HERE

 

Under 6 Development Squad Fee Structure

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The Under 6's, in line with FA guidelines are not allowed to play regular matches until they turn six. With this in mind we reduce the fees significantly. The Under 6's train one day a week on a Saturday. The first month is free, and thereafter a £12.50 monthly fee is paid through our online system, GoCardless until July. Therefore total fee for the year is £150 per child (for the whole year).

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Mini/Junior Fee Structure

 

We have now scrapped the registration fee, and instead, once you have had a taster and decided to sign on, you will be sent a link to GoCardless to set up the monthly payment. 

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Thereafter, each child pays £25 per month by standing order until they leave the club. This amounts to £300 per year. We offer a discount for multiple children.

 

Senior Fee Structure

 

Seniors now follow the same structure as the Junior set up.

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16-18 Year olds that already play for our Junior side can play for the adults for free.

 

What does this pay for?

 

Running a club this size is expensive. The fees are determined on a yearly basis at our AGM and cover all of the items listed on the right hand side of the page and more. Our turnover as a club is now over £100K and prices increase every year with inflation and other factors including better equipment, better training facilities and training our coaches. 

 

We are a non-profit making organisation, regulated by the FA. Any money that is left over after our running costs have been paid is put back into improvement both on and off the pitch. We have a club improvement fund with the aim of putting any profits into improving coaching, hiring better training facilities, great events like the fireworks display and tournament and ongoing ground improvements which includes all manner of improved equipment and larger projects like the Springwood ground improvements, and the new car park, patio and tea hut at Jubilee for example.

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Individual teams are expected to:

 

1. Find sponsorship or raise money themselves to purchase their own kit and training wear. Each team is always on the look out for sponsorship, so if you are interested or know someone that might be, let us know through our contact page

2. Self-fund tournaments. Tournaments are not considered in the calculations for running the club. This means that each team can do as many or as few tournaments as they want, and most teams charge about £3 per player, then use whatever they have left to purchase extra kit/equipment, or treat the children at the end of the season.