Dec. 20, 2024, 8:26 p.m.
When our esteemed previous President, Bernard Talbot, passed away, there was only one choice in the minds of most at Hempnall FC to replace Bernard, and that was Steven.
He has been involved with the Club for over 20 years, managing a youth side when his lads, Tom and James, were in the youth set up. He was, for several years, Club Chairman, before retiring from the post, only to be brought out of his self-imposed exile to again help lead the way, but supported Matt Oakley to replace him.
He takes a very active role in the running of the Club, and remains Club President.
Jason Trett has been in local football for many years and is well respected both for his football knowledge and man management skills. He has taken on the role of Chairperson from Matt Oakley, and has a close connection with the players, and is determined to take the club further.
Lora joined the committee in our hour of need in 2013, though had already assisted with fundraising functions, and has enthusiastically taking to her new task as Club Treasurer.
She is a keen NCFC fan and season ticket holder, and loves her footy - being the new wife of Ian, our website creator and sponsor, and daughter in law of Trevor, the Club Secretary, it's a case of 'if you can't beat them, join them'!
Lora has also taken on the 'Responsible Person' role for our matchday hospitality food preparation.
Billy has been with the Club since the 2015-2016 season and has in that time become very active in club matters, on the management committee and as assistant Sunday manager.
Billy has taken on the General Manager role and is an active member of the management committee
Clare joined the Club in 2012 and took up her duties as Club Welfare Officer with great enthusiasm.
Clare is fully up to date with her training, and has been CRB checked, and also undertaken a 'safeguarding children' course.
She ensures that all of the Hempnall FC staff have the necessary training to fulfil their responsibilities in the Club.
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