We often talk about training, tactics, and skill development, but sometimes the most important part of football gets overlooked: fun. It sounds obvious, but it’s worth saying - enjoying the game is what keeps players coming back, no matter their age or level.

The end of the season is a great time to take a breath, reflect on what you’ve learnt, and recharge - but it doesn’t mean it’s time to hang up the boots entirely.

Not all coaching is the same. Some focus on immediate results-winning games and hitting stats-while others focus on helping players grow, learn, and build confidence over time. At Hollier Sports, we believe that by prioritising player development, performance naturally follows. It’s about creating skilled, confident players who love the game for life.

By focusing on both skill development and character building, we’re proud to help create the next generation of players who not only excel on the field but also make a positive impact in their communities and grow into capable and confident amazing people.

When it comes to football training for kids, there’s no one-size-fits-all solution. Each training program has its own approach, focus, and benefits. Whether your child is just starting out, looking to sharpen their skills, or aiming for high-level development, there’s an option that fits their needs. Let’s take a look at the different types of football training available and how they compare.

Soccer is more than just a game—it’s a community that brings people together, fostering connections that last far beyond the field. At Hollier Sports, we believe in building an environment where players, families, and supporters grow alongside one another. Whether you’re a player, parent, or fan, you’re part of something bigger—a community shaping lives, one connection at a time.

At Hollier Sports, we talk a lot about consistency—not just in showing up to training, but in attitude, effort, and the small habits that make a big difference over time. In soccer, natural talent can only take a player so far. What separates good players from great ones isn’t just skill—it’s the ability to put in the work, even on the days when motivation is low.

Sportsmanship isn't just part of soccer; it's one of those skills that extends into every corner of life no matter how old we are. At Hollier Sports, we’re all about nurturing this trait because it teaches our young players about respect, fairness, patience, handling both wins and losses - and builds resilience.

Hello Soccer Parents! If you’re new to the world of youth soccer, or even if you’ve been a sideline supporter for a while but still find some of the rules perplexing, this guide is for you

Hello Soccer Families! Whether it’s rainy days, off-season periods, or just extra practice time, having some go-to activities can make a big difference to game play.

Hello, Soccer Parents! Parents play an important role in their child’s sporting journey. If your child is keen on competitive sports it is so important for them to have a solid base to come home to no