Ava’s off to St George’s with GB
Our star female player Ava Osker is off to be the mascot for Great Britain’s Deaf Ladies Team in a few weeks with the prospect of a training session with the GB team thrown in too!
Ava will also be training with Derby County’s Girls Deaf Team before playing at St George’s Park in a few weeks in a game infront of some top FA staff! Go Ava, but don’t forget about us when you become famous!
Free tickets to Posh matches for deaf children. Apply now!
Peterborough United’s Deaf football teams once again, courtesy of the Free Kick’s Foundation, have another season’s worth of free tickets to give away to a deaf child or young person and two companions.
The tickets have kindly been donated to Free Kicks Foundation by Talk Sport presenter and Posh Fan Adrian Durham and Jonnie Lewis
Last season, many deaf children and their families enjoyed the free tickets to the football.
The three tickets are in the lower-tier of the Family Stand and provide a great view of the whole pitch and especially the goal-mouth action in front of the Peterborough end.
If you’d like to join in the fun, please fill in the form below and we will be in touch!
Pictures and video from the Posh Kit Launch with Scott Taylor
Here’s some pictures of midfielder Scott Taylot at the club kit launch on Sunday plus the club video highlights of the event.
The new kit was unveiled in front of hundreds of fans at the Serpentine Green shopping centre in Hampton, Peterborough where Posh Deaf also had a stand and greeted members of public and signed autographs.
More behind the scenes footage coming soon.
Scott explains what its like being a Posh Deaf player. He is on stage with Gemma Crossland and Posh’s top announcer Ben Stephenson
Pictures courtesy of official photographer and thanks to Joe Dent
Posh Deaf Award Night 2016: Winners, Pictures and Video
Peterborough United’s deaf football teams held their first ever awards presentation evening last night at Peterborough United’s Abax Stadium.
And what a night it was! Players from all teams, parents, supporters, volunteers and staff all soaked up the electric atmosphere and enjoyed the food and drink on offer. Take a look at our ceremony video and images from the night.
2016 Winners
- Female Youth Player of the Year – Sydney Surrige
- Male Youth Player of the Year – Eddie Phillips
- Volunteer of the Year – Jason Sharpe
- Supporter of the Year – Pete Smith
- Manager’s Player of the Year – Will Rolls
- Top Goal Scorer – Cameron Cockerill
- Player’s Player – Dean Connoley and Liam Avey
Thank you to everyone who has supported the Deaf Football Teams in the last 12-months. We couldn’t have done it without you!
