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⚫️🟢 POTTERS BAR UNITED U14 WHITES — PLAYERS WANTED! 🟡⚪️We’re building for the 2026/27 season and, after securing our pla...
15/08/2026

⚫️🟢 POTTERS BAR UNITED U14 WHITES — PLAYERS WANTED! 🟡⚪️

We’re building for the 2026/27 season and, after securing our place in the MHRML Premier Division, we’re looking for players who want to develop, improve and be part of something special. 💪⚽️

At PBU Whites, our focus goes beyond simply winning football matches.

We are committed to developing better players and building better people, with player development, confidence, teamwork and enjoyment at the heart of everything we do.

What we offer:

⚽️ Premier Division football
🧠 Academy-level coaching
👤 Individual Player Development Plans
🎯 1-to-1 player development sessions
💪 Technical & physical development
🤝 Strong focus on teamwork and character
📈 Clear individual progression
🔥 High standards in a positive environment

We have also invested in professional coaching support to help our players take their development to another level.

We want players who are hungry to learn, willing to work and excited to improve — whatever their current level.

Our philosophy is simple:

LEARN | GROW | ACHIEVE | TOGETHER

If you are looking for a new challenge and you would like to find out more about Potters Bar United U14 Whites, please get in touch with Jason on 07737 995108.

The next chapter starts now. 🖤🤍

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⚫️🟢 POTTERS BAR UNITED U14 WHITES — PLAYERS WANTED! 🟡⚪️We’re building for the 2026/27 season and, after securing our pla...
15/08/2026

⚫️🟢 POTTERS BAR UNITED U14 WHITES — PLAYERS WANTED! 🟡⚪️

We’re building for the 2026/27 season and, after securing our place in the MHRML Premier Division, we’re looking for players who want to develop, improve and be part of something special. 💪⚽️

At PBU Whites, our focus goes beyond simply winning football matches.

We are committed to developing better players and building better people, with player development, confidence, teamwork and enjoyment at the heart of everything we do.

What we offer:

⚽️ Premier Division football
🧠 Academy-level coaching
👤 Individual Player Development Plans
🎯 1-to-1 player development sessions
💪 Technical & physical development
🤝 Strong focus on teamwork and character
📈 Clear individual progression
🔥 High standards in a positive environment

We have also invested in professional coaching support to help our players take their development to another level.

We want players who are hungry to learn, willing to work and excited to improve — whatever their current level.

Our philosophy is simple:

LEARN | GROW | ACHIEVE | TOGETHER

If you are looking for a new challenge and you would like to find out more about Potters Bar United U14 Whites, please get in touch with Jason on 07737 995108.

The next chapter starts now. 🖤🤍

⚽️ MATCH REPORT ⚽️Stevenage Borough U13 Spitfires 2️⃣–6️⃣ Potters Bar United WhitesA brilliant way to finish pre-season!...
26/07/2026

⚽️ MATCH REPORT ⚽️

Stevenage Borough U13 Spitfires 2️⃣–6️⃣ Potters Bar United Whites

A brilliant way to finish pre-season! We faced last season’s Division 2 champions, who lost just twice all year, so we knew we were in for a tough test.

The opening stages were a little nervy as we rushed our play, but once we settled we produced some outstanding football. Our passing, movement and willingness to play through the thirds caused problems all afternoon, while defensively we stayed organised and limited the opposition to very few clear chances.

We built attacks confidently from the back, moved into a deserved 3-0 lead and, although Stevenage pulled two goals back, we stayed composed, regained control and finished strongly with three more goals.

There are still things to improve, particularly defending corners, but overall this was an excellent team performance. Every player worked tirelessly, supported each other and contributed to a thoroughly deserved win.

🏆 Player of the Match was shared between two players. One showed incredible determination to play through discomfort, while the other led the team brilliantly, captained superbly and never stopped working. Both fully deserved the recognition.

A huge thank you to our volunteer linesman and to all our families for your fantastic support.

Twelve goals in our last two games against two very good teams is no coincidence. The hard work throughout pre-season is paying off, and it’s great to see the confidence and quality growing every week.

Enjoy the break, everyone. See you on 23rd August! 💪⚫⚪



Potters Bar United FC

23/07/2026

Today’s lunchtime run took me past some of London’s most iconic landmarks! 🏃‍♂️🇬🇧

Starting from London Bridge (my base), I headed down to the Millennium Bridge, along to the Tate Modern, past Shakespeare’s Globe, before crossing back over London Bridge and returning to base.

Not a bad office lunch break! One of the many reasons I love running around London—you never get bored when these are your surroundings.

Every mile is helping raise money for the Bobby Moore Fund and Cancer Research UK, so thank you to everyone who continues to support my challenge. ❤️

19/07/2026

⚫⚪ MATCH REPORT ⚫⚪

Friendly Match
Potters Bar United Whites 1️⃣–2️⃣ Frontiers Youth

Another valuable pre-season test for the boys against a side we’ll be facing next season.

Following their recent merger, we knew Frontiers would provide a tough challenge, and that’s exactly what pre-season is about—testing ourselves, learning and continuing to develop.

The opening quarter wasn’t our strongest. We allowed the ball to bounce too often, weren’t competitive enough in the air and conceded two goals from situations we know we can improve.

The response from the boys was excellent.

Across the second and third quarters we controlled possession for long periods, pressed with intensity and created several good chances. We looked much more like ourselves but couldn’t quite find the finish our football deserved.

Our reward came through a stunning free-kick from Lias, who found the top corner with a superb strike to bring us back into the game.

Credit to the boys for the way they handled themselves throughout. It was a physical contest, but they stayed composed, continued to play football the right way and showed great maturity.

The final quarter followed a similar pattern, with us creating further opportunities and pushing hard for an equaliser. Despite the result, there were plenty of positives to take away.

Overall, we know we didn’t quite reach the standards we’re capable of, but we remained competitive throughout and created enough chances to take something from the game. Every friendly is another opportunity to learn, improve and grow together.

👏 Player of the Match: Leo. After a difficult opening period, his response was outstanding. He defended brilliantly, won his battles, kept his passing simple and fully deserved his award.

A huge thank you to Scott and Phil for running the line, and to all our parents and supporters for your fantastic support.

🖤🤍

GrassrootsFootball

18/07/2026

⚫⚪ MATCH REPORT ⚫⚪

Evergreen Youth FC 3-1 Potters Bar United Whites

Today’s result didn’t go our way, but there were still plenty of positives to take from another valuable pre-season test away from home.

We came up against a strong Division 1 side who finished top of their league last season. They were quick, physical, well organised and deserved the win. Credit to them for an excellent performance.

With several guest players helping us today, we knew it would be a challenge to build the same understanding and chemistry that comes from playing together every week. Despite that, every player gave absolutely everything and fully bought into what we were trying to achieve.

Throughout the game we produced some excellent spells of passing, pressing and possession. Whenever we lost the ball, the opposition transitioned quickly and their pace on the counter-attack tested us throughout.

Defensively we worked incredibly hard, while the midfield continued trying to link play and create opportunities despite the constant pressure.

What pleased us most was the attitude shown by the boys. Even during difficult periods, they kept encouraging one another, continued working hard and never stopped competing. That resilience, togetherness and willingness to keep learning is exactly what we want to see as we continue developing as a team.

We also created some excellent chances of our own, including several one-on-one opportunities, a saved penalty and yet another effort against the woodwork. On another day those moments could easily have changed the outcome, but that’s football.

Every match gives us another opportunity to learn, improve and grow together. We’ll take plenty away from today’s performance, continue working on the areas we can improve and keep building towards the season ahead.

A huge thank you to our volunteer linesman once again, and to all of the parents and supporters who travelled to support the boys. Your encouragement from the sidelines is hugely appreciated.

Together we Enjoy. Grow. Achieve. 🖤🤍



A really encouraging afternoon from the boys as we earned a well-deserved 2-2 draw against a newly formed Junior Premier...
12/07/2026

A really encouraging afternoon from the boys as we earned a well-deserved 2-2 draw against a newly formed Junior Premier League side, created from the merger of a JPL team and a Division 2 West Herts side.

Overall, we felt we were the better team for long periods and continued to show excellent signs of progress. Our possession, movement and commitment to playing football the right way were particularly pleasing.

1st Quarter (4-4-2)

We started brightly, dominated possession and played some excellent football without finding the finishing touch. The opposition defended well, but we looked comfortable and limited them to very few opportunities.

2nd Quarter (4-4-2)

After a few positional changes we continued to create chances and even had a goal ruled out for offside. Unfortunately, following a defensive reshuffle, the opposition capitalised on a quick counter-attack from one of our set-pieces to take the lead.

3rd Quarter (4-1-4-1)

This was our toughest spell. A midfield reshuffle disrupted our rhythm and we became hesitant in possession, allowing the opposition to gain control and extend their lead.

4th Quarter (4-1-4-1 / 3-5-2)

The response was outstanding. We looked composed again, moved the ball with real quality and pressed aggressively all over the pitch. The boys showed fantastic character to score twice and fully deserved the equaliser, continuing to push for a winner until the final whistle.

These pre-season friendlies are about learning, developing and testing different formations, positions and tactical ideas. The attitude, effort and willingness to improve shown by this group continues to impress us, and there are plenty of positives to take into the season ahead.

Well done, boys. Keep working hard, keep learning and let’s continue building together. 💪⚫⚪

🖤🤍💚

What a weekend!, won every game and didn’t concede a single goal! Winners of the ESF 2026 U9 Girls Tournament at Butlins...
03/05/2026

What a weekend!, won every game and didn’t concede a single goal! Winners of the ESF 2026 U9 Girls Tournament at Butlins 🏆

So proud of these girls and well done to Tony Cornwell and Jordan Bostock for being such amazing coaches 👏👏👏

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I’ve been thinking a lot about that 0–0 between Crystal Palace and West Ham last night, and the more I look at it, the m...
21/04/2026

I’ve been thinking a lot about that 0–0 between Crystal Palace and West Ham last night, and the more I look at it, the more I realise how important it could end up being for Tottenham. It wasn’t a great game, it won’t be remembered by anyone outside this relegation scrap, but sometimes the dullest matches end up having the biggest impact. And for Spurs, this one really might.

West Ham had the chance to go four points clear of the relegation zone last night. Four points. In a season this tight, that would’ve been huge for them and a real problem for us. But they didn’t take it. They had their moments — Castellanos’ overhead kick that Lacroix blocked, Mavropanos’ header that Henderson saved — but they never really grabbed the game. When they were on top, they didn’t take a risk. From a Spurs perspective, I’m relieved. A West Ham win would’ve made our situation feel suffocating. Instead, the gap stays at two points, exactly where it was before the weekend.

Palace weren’t great either, but they did enough. They kept their shape, limited West Ham to scraps, and even thought they’d won it late on before VAR stepped in. The longer the game went on, the more it felt like Palace were the ones who might nick it. West Ham faded, Palace grew, and in the end a draw felt about right.

And for us, that’s massive. It keeps the door open. It keeps survival in our hands. It gives us something to cling to after Saturday’s heartbreak against Brighton. You could see the devastation on the players’ faces — we were minutes away from a season‑changing win. De Zerbi keeps talking about confidence and mentality, and he’s right. This team needs something to go our way. Last night, finally, something did.

Now it’s all about Wolves on Saturday. They’re already relegated, which can go either way, but we have to be ready. The boys should be back in training on Thursday before the trip to the Midlands, and hopefully I’ll have some clips from Hotspur Way to share on Friday. Last night’s result has given us a lifeline — now it’s on us to grab it.

COYS 🤍💙

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