Academy
Shaping the future
We are delighted to launch our new Goalkeeping academy after what has been a challenging few months for us all. With lockdown easing We are sure your children have plenty of built up energy to burn. We promote a safe, fun and disciplined environment which is specifically designed to allow your child to flourish and excel.
Group Lessons
We facilitate groups of up to 10 children while adhering to strict government guidelines (Parents are welcome to attend)
Private Lessons
1-1 private sessions focusing on specific areas or general training (Parents are welcome to attend)
Semi Private Lessons
up to 3 children per coach focusing on specific areas or general training (Parent are welcome to attend)
WHY CHOOSE US
experience and commitment guaranteed
Peter knows exactly what hard work is and what is needed to become one of the best Goalkeepers in the country.
Quality Training
Professional focused training tailored for each age group.
Quality facilities
We will ensure your child has the best equipment and facilities in which to train.
Learning environment
We promote a fun yet disciplined environment allowing our attendees to flourish while creating friendships and memories.
Experienced trainers
With over 20 years experience as a professional Goalkeeper, Peter has learned from some of the most respected coaches in the game.
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About the company
Throughout his career Peter was very fortunate to be coached by many famous footballers. When Peter played with Clyde he was coached by Goalkeeping Legends Peter Latchford who played for Celtic and Andy Goram who played for Rangers. While at Clyde Peter was also coached by former Scotland international Colin Hendry who played with Blackburn, Man City and Rangers. Joe Miller who was a Celtic Legend coached Peter at Clyde and later took Peter to Dundalk FC. During Peters time at Derry City FC he was under the watchful eye of Paddy McCourt who played for Celtic and was known as “The Derry Pele”.