Loupe Football Club Welcomes New Leadership
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With 135 members, the FCL is open to all and a women’s team has been formed. Contact : [email protected]
The Loupe Football Club (FCL), a thriving community hub for sports enthusiasts and aspiring athletes, is welcoming a fresh wave of leadership.
Recent weeks have seen three passionate volunteers join the club’s management team, bringing with them a wealth of experience and a shared dedication to fostering a positive and supportive sporting environment. On Saturday, the club’s president, Jean-Manuel Abrantes, hosted a special reception at the clubhouse to officially welcome the new recruits.
“This is an exciting time for the FCL,” Abrantes announced, his voice filled with enthusiasm. “The values of sport, the importance of volunteering for the functioning of the club, the human qualities and the dedication of the women and men who support the club – these are cornerstones of our success. Sport is a way to be in physical shape; it’s mental well-being and social interactions.”
Leading the new additions is Michael Emilie, who will take the reins as coach of the senior team. Sharing Emilie’s commitment to nurturing athletic talent are Piedro Magalhaes and Marc Girardot, who will guide the young players of U13 team 2 as their coach and guide.
Abrantes took the opportunity to emphasize the vital role that volunteering plays in the club’s ongoing success. “The dedication of our volunteers is truly inspiring,” he said. He urged everyone involved with the teams, from supporters to coaches, to remember the meaning and importance of respect for oneself and others, solidarity, and tolerance. “These principles are essential not only for the best evolution of the teams in the championship but also for the development of football as a whole,” he emphasized.
The president also stressed the importance of upholding and promoting the fundamental values of sport: excellence, respect, and friendship. “Our goal,” Abrantes stated, “is to create a sports education action based on the sense of effort, physical condition, technical learning, and the sense of unity of each team. This is how we ensure that everyone finds pleasure in the practice of football and in the life of the club.”
With its energized leadership and its commitment to a holistic approach to sports development, the Loupe Football Club appears poised for a bright future.
What specific initiatives will the new volunteers lead to promote inclusivity and community involvement at the Loupe Football Club?
## New Blood at Loupe Football Club
**Interviewer:** We’re joined today by Jean-Manuel Abrantes, President of the Loupe Football Club. Welcome to the show, Jean-Manuel!
**Jean-Manuel Abrantes:** Thank you for having me.
**Interviewer:** The FLC has been buzzing with excitement lately. Tell us, what’s all the commotion about?
**Jean-Manuel Abrantes:** We’ve been fortunate enough to welcome three fantastic new volunteers to our management team. [details about the new volunteers and their experience could be added here]. They bring a wealth of experience and passion for football, which is exactly what we need as we continue to grow as a club.
**Interviewer:** That’s fantastic news! It seems the club is going from strength to strength. Can you elaborate on the vision moving forward with this new leadership?
**Jean-Manuel Abrantes:** Absolutely. Our goal has always been to create a truly inclusive and supportive environment for anyone who loves football. [Mention some examples of how new volunteer members will help achieve this goal: new programs, outreach initiatives, focus on youth development, etc.]. We want to be more than just a football club; we want to be a true community hub.
**Interviewer:** You mentioned inclusivity, and it’s great to hear about the recent formation of the women’s team. How is that team progressing?
**Jean-Manuel Abrantes:** We’re thrilled with the response to the women’s team. It’s fantastic to see so many talented athletes joining us. We’re committed to providing them with the same level of support and resources as our men’s team, and we’re excited to see what they achieve.
**Interviewer:** Well, it certainly sounds like an exciting time for the FLC. Thank you for sharing all this exciting news with us, Jean-Manuel. Best of luck to you and all the team!
**Jean-Manuel Abrantes:** Thank you! We appreciate your support.
