22/05/2026
Over the coming months, our academy will be placing our sole focus on supporting neurodivergent children and their families.
This is something incredibly close to my heart.
Too many children with ADHD, autism, sensory challenges, anxiety, or additional needs are made to feel like they “don’t fit” into traditional sporting environments. Too many parents are left feeling unsupported, judged, or exhausted trying to find a place where their child can simply enjoy football, be themselves, and grow in confidence.
I want to help change that.
Football should be for every child — not just the loudest, fastest, or most naturally confident. Some children need patience. Some need structure. Some need understanding. Some just need someone who believes in them.
This isn’t just about football coaching for me anymore. It’s about creating an environment where children feel safe, included, encouraged, and proud of themselves. It’s about helping parents who may feel isolated or unheard. And it’s about building a community where differences are understood, not criticised.
The reason I’m doing this is simple: I’ve seen firsthand how much of a positive impact the right environment, the right support, and the right people can have on a child’s confidence and happiness. I’ve also seen the damage that can be done when that understanding is missing.
This is a genuine passion of mine, and I’m committed to learning, improving, and building something that truly helps families.
If this is something that could help your child or someone you know, I’d love to connect.