The FA marked the beginning of the Braot Football season with a lively new short film, which put the undersolating heroes into the spotlight, which let the game distract from the spotlight.
Instead of concentrating on Elite football, the film follows four well -known basic figures – The organizer (Sandra), The wrestler (Nick), The coaching parent (Rashida) and The basic camp (Greg) – Show them that they exchange their daily grinding for chaos and charm of the matchday.
From carefully cultivated parking spaces to nervous punishments at the last minute, it catches the humor, stress and joy that can only provide the base football.
The film also falls in some surprise women. Löwinnen and Newcastle midfielder Jordan Nobbs appear to present their skills to a group of young people with big eyes, while hashtag united star and football creator PK Humble pours out his characteristic dance celebration after scoring a goal.
Things are summarized with the four grass roots, which were set up on their own lawn spots, accompanied by a warm message that thanks the volunteers, parents and players who keep local football alive.
Jordan Nobbs said: “To be part of this film reminds me of my own journey – starting in Grassroot’s clubs, where I learned the basics of the game. It is about what you can do: to create spaces in which everyone can fall in love with football regardless of their circumstances and feel part of a team.”
James Kendall, the director of football development of the FA, added: “The magic of basic football comes from the people who are part of it – the volunteers, groundskeepers, coaches and players. This film is proof of the tireless efforts of clubs and volunteers across the country because we mark the beginning of season 25/26.”
