Dozzell Running Easter Kids Coaching Courses - Ipswich Town News

Former Blue Jason Dozzell is holding more of his two-day coaching courses for kids during the Easter holidays. The ex-midfielder will be running the sessions at Ransomes Sports Club in Sidegate Avenue on Tuesday 6th and Wednesday 7th April and Thursday 15th and Friday 16th April from 10am until 3pm.

The courses are open to both boys and girls aged five-to-13 and cost £25 for two days and £15 for one. Either book by calling 07919 371407 or turn up on the day.

In addition, the one-time England U21 international is running the Jason Dozzell Advanced Soccer School on Monday nights, also at Ransomes Sports Centre.

These 5.15pm-to-6.30pm sessions are open to seven-to-12-year-old boys and girls. Ring the number above for more details and the price, or just turn up on the night.

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