Where are they now? The 2011/12 Binfield Allied Counties Youth side

Help us find the young Moles and what they are up to now
The Binfield FC Allied Counties Youth League side. Photo: Colin Byers.
The Binfield FC Allied Counties Youth League side. Photo: Colin Byers.

The 2011/12 Binfield Allied Counties Youth side made up an impressive East Berkshire 1-2-3 in the South Division at the end of the season, they finished third behind champions Bracknell Town and runners up Ascot United.

2017 might have seen the Moles youth win the division for the first time, but the 2011 side had some serious ability in a side led by manager Sandy Morrison with current Binfield reserve team manager Ellis Woods assisting.

The side featured several players who have gone on to shine in adult football with Seb Bowerman part of Bracknell’s Hellenic Premier Division runners up and Jake Butler playing at Wokingham & Emmbrook.

The image was taken at Hill Farm Lane before a friendly against Reading FC U16s which the Moles lost 1-0 on 15th September 2011.

But where have the rest of the members of the side ended up? Let us know in the comments below or by tagging people in to the facebook image below:

We’ve setup a new WhatsApp group allowing you to debate the local football issues with like minded individuals. You can find out how to join it here.

Main image: The Binfield FC Allied Counties Youth League side by Colin Byers.

Football in Berkshire is looking for new talent. If you love your grassroots football, or have dreamed of being a football reporter, take a look at the opportunities available here.

Related Topics: ,

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Join the new Football in Berkshire Supporters Club

If you love what we do, we’re delighted to announce there is now a way to support Football in Berkshire! For as little as £2 a month, you can support us and receive rewards, including invites to our Supporters Club events, pin badges and t-shirts.

Football in Berkshire averages 12,000 readers per month according to Google Analytics.