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Welcome. Pigasus is the Calne Town Walking Football Club newsletter - and it's now making an appearance here... on the interweb! 

It will be updated on a (fairly) regular basis, keeping our members and players informed of news, updates and stuff about football and events involving them and CTWFC. 

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Moving Forwards - The FA's Walking Football Gameplan

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The FA have issued their Walking Football GamePlan 2024-28 which sets out their ambitious  plans to grow football's most inclusive, exciting and fastest-growing  format. James Kendall, the FA Director of Football Development, says, "By listening to what the Walking Football community wants, and by  working closely with the County FA network, we are putting into place  a common framework to deliver the healthiest future for the game."  You can   CLICK HERE  to  download and read the Gameplan in full.
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Maintaining Altitude - Round 4 Of 60s Wilts League

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Paul W, Phil C, Charlie N, Perry K. Graham N, Andy G, Mark K. It’s the 4 th  round of Wilts League and the task was to maintain our position at the top and try to put a bit more distance between us and the teams below.  We did both. Two wins and a draw gave us an excellent points haul of seven and consolidated our position with two rounds of matches left in the season. With Swindon B withdrawing from the league (their results for the season will be rendered null and void) and Highworth and Salisbury unable to field teams on the day, meant it was less physically demanding than usual. In addition the games themselves were brought forward by three hours to enable time for players, officials and supporters alike to get home to watch the England last sixteen clash against Slovakia. Although that particular contest ended in a positive fashion, it could be argued that there was more organisation and skill demonstrated by the Calne players earlier in the day! This began with a g...
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Hungerford Without Bert

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The All Stars were invited to an evening tournament with our Hungerford  friends at their John O'Gaunt 3G centre and, with storm Bert unable to flood this particular venue, it was a successful evening. The format was originally 6-a-side and as Hungerford could field two squads  of 7 and wanted to give them both game time, we agreed to the change as we  had 6 and a sub. Both games were 12 minutes in duration with a half time  switch around. The pitches played well given the very heavy rainfall over  the weekend. The Calne squad comprised Charlie N in goal, a defence of Graham N and Andy  S, a midfield of Bob B, Kevin G and Rob H with Sion up front.  Hungerford played two strong sides and we found Hungerford's first team well  organised and they moved the ball around like the experienced team they  are. Overall, we played well in a tight first game and despite the  scoreline, we were comfortable against their second team. Game 1 It was clo...
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