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Midland Deaf Sport Association
Promoting sports for deaf people in the Midland area.
Barking and Dagenham Deaf Football Club
Deaf football based in Dagenham, London
Leeds deaf football club
Deaf football club for adults and children based in Leeds
Edinburgh Deaf Football Club
Official website of Edinburgh Deaf Football Club
Fulham Deaf Football Club
Fulham Deaf FC, was founded in 2003 by Nick Beese who was somewhat concerned about the lack of deaf football opportunities in South / West London and very keen to make a contribution in improving deaf football welfare in South / West London, prior to the setting up of Fulham Deaf, there were only three deaf football clubs registered in the British Deaf Sports Council [BDSC] National Cup from London, whereas previously there used to be twelve London representations.
Belfast Deaf United Football Club
Offical website of Belfast Deaf United Football Club
British Deaf Football
GB has a very rich football history spanning back to 1924 where they participated in the First International Games in Paris 1924. Although they lost 2-0 to the French hosts, they captured gold at the second attempt in Amsterdam 1928. It is interesting to note that one footballer who was injured, insisted on taking part in an athletics race that he hobbled around the track in last place!
Charlton Athletic Deaf football
Offical Charlton Athletic Deaf football club website.
St Johns Arsenal Deaf Footbal Club
St John have a real sense of pride in our long (and often distinguished!) history. The St John of Beverly Deaf Club was established in 1913 on Green lanes. The earliest photo we have of the team is the 1948/49 team, of which a few are still around and members of the late deaf club.
Barnet Deaf Football Club
Barnet Deaf Football Club was founded on 1st March 2005 by the group of deaf footballers and we are playing in 5-a-side league PowerLeague every Tuesday. Now Barnet Deaf FC have 14 players registered and we started to think about set up 11-a-side team and we are aware that there is only one club in North London. We worked with London Sport Forum, Middlesex FA, Barnet Sunday Football League and England Deaf Football for the information and support on how to run the football team.
Derby Deaf Football Club
Derby deaf football team website. Everyone welcomed, boys and girls play.
Promoting sports for deaf people in the Midland area.
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Barking and Dagenham Deaf Football Club
Deaf football based in Dagenham, London
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Leeds deaf football club
Deaf football club for adults and children based in Leeds
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Edinburgh Deaf Football Club
Official website of Edinburgh Deaf Football Club
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Fulham Deaf Football Club
Fulham Deaf FC, was founded in 2003 by Nick Beese who was somewhat concerned about the lack of deaf football opportunities in South / West London and very keen to make a contribution in improving deaf football welfare in South / West London, prior to the setting up of Fulham Deaf, there were only three deaf football clubs registered in the British Deaf Sports Council [BDSC] National Cup from London, whereas previously there used to be twelve London representations.
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http://www.fulhamdfc.com/ -
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Belfast Deaf United Football Club
Offical website of Belfast Deaf United Football Club
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http://www.belfastdeafutd.co.uk/ -
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British Deaf Football
GB has a very rich football history spanning back to 1924 where they participated in the First International Games in Paris 1924. Although they lost 2-0 to the French hosts, they captured gold at the second attempt in Amsterdam 1928. It is interesting to note that one footballer who was injured, insisted on taking part in an athletics race that he hobbled around the track in last place!
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http://www.britishdeaffootball.com/ -
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Charlton Athletic Deaf football
Offical Charlton Athletic Deaf football club website.
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http://www.cadfc.com/ -
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St Johns Arsenal Deaf Footbal Club
St John have a real sense of pride in our long (and often distinguished!) history. The St John of Beverly Deaf Club was established in 1913 on Green lanes. The earliest photo we have of the team is the 1948/49 team, of which a few are still around and members of the late deaf club.
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http://www.stjohn-dfc.com/ -
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Barnet Deaf Football Club
Barnet Deaf Football Club was founded on 1st March 2005 by the group of deaf footballers and we are playing in 5-a-side league PowerLeague every Tuesday. Now Barnet Deaf FC have 14 players registered and we started to think about set up 11-a-side team and we are aware that there is only one club in North London. We worked with London Sport Forum, Middlesex FA, Barnet Sunday Football League and England Deaf Football for the information and support on how to run the football team.
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http://www.barnetdfc.co.uk/ -
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Derby Deaf Football Club
Derby deaf football team website. Everyone welcomed, boys and girls play.
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http://www.freewebs.com/derbydfc/ -
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