IVYBRIDGE TOWN FOOTBALL CLUB · U16Open pilot Built for
Saturday.
Developed for more.
A proposed football development hub for Ivybridge Town U16s. The public team website can be reviewed now. Player accounts remain paused until the club committee approves the pilot.
The shirt you are
working towards.
Senior football should feel visible, not distant. Every training session and every Saturday is another chance to show the standards needed to represent Ivybridge Town.


Grassroots football.
Modern team thinking.
This is more than a team noticeboard. It is one place for the squad to prepare, develop and stay connected, without important details disappearing into message threads.
One team.
Two secure views.
The hub is mainly for players to follow their training, development and simple fitness records. Approved staff have separate accounts. Spond remains the official route for availability, team communication and matchday administration.
Players can follow training and record activity time and optional distance. Spond remains the communication route.
Inside the
team thinking.
Training focus, match reflections and positive messages from the U16 coaching team will appear here.
Parents continue to use Spond for availability and all practical communication. The hub does not collect a second response.
Review governanceEverything around
the ninety minutes.
2026
St Cleer & Liskeard Youth FC U16
v Ivybridge Town U16
The rest of the season
One hour.
Six weeks of purpose.
Every Tuesday follows the same clear rhythm, while the football topic progresses from building play to a complete matchday rehearsal.
Build from the back
Play out with calm decisions and clear support angles.
Start with energy
First touch gates. Players score by receiving through a gate and escaping with their next touch.
Prepare to play
Dynamic movement with a ball, scanning calls and two touch passing.
Learn the detail
Make it realistic
Two 5 v 3 practices, score by transferring the ball from goalkeeper to target player.
Play with the week’s purpose
Goals count double when the move starts with the goalkeeper and passes through midfield.
Coaches should adapt intensity, pitch size and contact to player readiness, weather and available numbers. Build water breaks into transitions where required.
See the idea.
Then train it.
The video changes with the selected training week, so coaches and players can see the topic before Tuesday's session.
Building the attack
Ideas for starting attacks with composure, width and support.
Train anywhere.
Bring it back to the team.
After committee approval, players may privately record activity type, duration and optional total distance. Routes, locations, medical data, notes and photographs are not collected.
Any future connection must be approved by the committee and limited technically to duration and total distance. GPS routes and locations will never be requested or stored.
Ambitious with football.
Serious about safeguarding.
Private by default
Player development and simple activity totals never become public statistics.
Simple wellbeing
No medical profiles, readiness scores, GPS routes or location tracking.
Adults stay accountable
Coaches and parents retain the appropriate controls around U16 information.
Personal progress
Achievements reward consistency and development, not comparison between teammates.
Start with one team.
Build something bigger.
Team & training
Public website, match centre and training programme. Private player access remains paused pending club approval.
Development system
Any further development is subject to committee review, necessity, parental information and a documented DPIA.
Intelligent coaching
AI session planning, controlled video analysis and advanced coaching support.
Ivybridge Town U16s would like to thank
Sorted Web Design
for sponsoring and designing this website.
Saturday football.
Sorted.
Built to help young players enjoy the game, develop with purpose and arrive ready.
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