Dozzell Holding Coaching Course for Kids - Ipswich Town News
Ex-Town midfielder Jason Dozzell is holding a three-day coaching course for kids next week.
The former England U21 international will be running the sessions at Ransomes Sports Club in Sidegate Avenue on Tuesday 26th, Wednesday 27th and Friday 29th May (10am to 3pm).
The course is open to both boys and girls aged five to 13 and costs £40 for the three days and £25 for two. Book by calling 07919 371407.
In addition, the one-time Spurs man, who now coaches in the Town academy, 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. Call the number above for more details and the price.
Dozzell will also be coaching at the new Ian Marshall Football Academy which is set to open in September.
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