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Honestly can't rate WeMakeFootballers high enough. My son goes to Aberdeen on Fridays. He is very very shy but the coaches are incredibly supportive of him, encouraging him and on his first day even got him out his shell to kick a ball. By week 2 he was a completely different kid, getting stuck in. The staff all calling him by name really made him feel welcome.
The actual set up is brilliantly organised, really fun and engaging for the kids. Not too busy, noisy or chaotic. Great way for the kids to learn, getting new skills learnt in a fun way.
Honestly can't rate this place enough. Great price for what your getting.

My son had a 9th Birthday with 2 coaches - It was amazing the drills, the competitiveness, everything. I paid extra for medals which was the bonus for the kids at the end....

Lovely staff

On the “lesson to try” my son didn’t know how to shoot the ball. He was jumping instead, to show his happiness because he got the ball. After the 2 weeks of summer camp, is different story. He loves to give goals 😃! He got the 3rd place on goals

Great group to welcome kids to football, Josh and the team did great. There was one black guys name also who I want to give a shoutout too but I’ve forgot his details. Highly recommend these sessions.

son has really enjoyed attending football coaching here. The coaches are friendly, patient and encouraging, and they make the sessions fun while helping the children develop their football skills and confidence. The sessions are well organised, and there is a positive, welcoming atmosphere. I would happily recommend this place to other parents looking for enjoyable and supportive football coaching for their children.

Welling.

When I saw the promotion vids, I thought this looks like the place where my 6y old gets taught the basics to get ready for grassroots. The main coaches were nice and vocal, the other coaches felt to me like they were just going through the motions and clock watching.

It’s fun and welcoming which of course is a part of football, but at the end of the day, you want to see progress & engagement & sadly, my lad never learnt anything. Same drills every week not structured to match abilities. I know it’s difficult with kids but that’s just my feeling about it.

Well Managed and designed Camp for kids.

Friendly hosts and staff, very engaging and gives updates about almost everything. My Kid loves it here and can't wait to develop into a Pro. I recommend this organization to parents far and wide.

My son Arian has really enjoyed his football classes in Feltham . The coaches are friendly, patient, and great with young children. They create a fun and encouraging environment where the kids can learn new skills while building confidence. We’ve seen a big improvement in Arian’s enthusiasm and teamwork. Highly recommend this football class to any parent looking for a positive and well-organised programme for their child!

Unfortunately, we didn't have a great experience with We Make Footballers.

My six-year-old attended the Friday evening Hammersmith sessions and also took part in their recent Skills Festival in Acton. We've tried several other football programmes and, compared with those, the coaching at We Make Footballers felt less engaged. The overall standard wasn't as high as we'd expected, particularly given the cost and the longer-term commitment required.

We were particularly unsatisfied with the Skills Festival. After a brief 10-minute warm-up, the children spent most of the session playing repeated 1v1s and 2v2s against the same one or two children. There was very little intervention, no meaningful progression throughout the session, and no real attempt to adapt the event to individual abilities.

In contrast, we've had an excellent experience with the Saturday morning sessions at Westway. The coaching is more engaging and structured, the standard of players is higher, there's no long-term commitment, and overall we've found it to be much better value.

Update: Following this review, We Make Footballers contacted me to offer a refund for the Skills Festival, which I appreciated. It was also helpful to have an open conversation about our experience, explain what we felt could have been done better, and hear their rationale for running the event in the way they do. While our original view of the event hasn't changed, I was impressed by how seriously they took the feedback and how receptive they were to hearing a parent's perspective.

Sutton. My 6yr old has been attending for just over a year now. This is the only exposure he’s had re training and he’s loving it. Good thing about this company is they focus on skills and the ratios of kid to coach is great. Highly recommended.

My son is very happy attending we make footballers .
The coaches are very helpful and experienced.
He is learning new skill every time that he is attending his classes.
💯 % recommended

My son trains with the Lewisham WMF, amazing place, my child has progressed so well and the coaches and parent hosts are lovely!!!

We are incredibly grateful to all of the coaches at We Make Footballers. Our son absolutely loves attending each week, and we’ve seen such a positive impact on his confidence, skills, and enjoyment of football. My son trains at Lewisham We make Footballers and it is a great environment!!

Great company, very good with the children and help them excel fast at football!!

I choose these guys exactly due to their excellent reviews. However, my experience has not been near close that rating. The coaches are good and friendly, fine. However, the whole program just looks cheap and sketchy. The pitches and venues they use are all sort of second or third tier. They seem to be looking for the cheapest places. There are days when you will literally be playing under a tree. Another example: they have the flimsiest of goal posts that just can’t even stand the slightest touch. A ball rolls it and it just falls over. Temu quality equipment. Their drills are basic and take up all the training time. Kids rarely have time to actually practice real football. If you just want to kill 1 hour on a Saturday, use them, but if you need proper training, find a real club for your kid.

We recently used We Make Footballers Sussex for our son’s birthday which was amazing. We did the Gold Package Football Party delivered by Jack and Frazer and they were brilliant. Some of the children had never played football before but by the end of the party, were just as involved as the children that had been playing for much longer. Numerous parents told us how great the party was and that they had no idea that such a company existed and would definitely look at using them themselves.

Because of how great they were, we have since taken our son to their newly launched Angmering weekly session and it was just as expected, brilliant. This time it was delivered by Jack and Sam and again, despite there being a child who was reluctant to get involved, they continued persisting and by the end, was getting involved. Our son can sometimes be quite anxious when around groups of people he doesn’t know but not once did he ask us to help him, it helped that the groups weren’t too large, meaning they had lots of engagement and interaction with Jack and Sam.

Following a friend telling us how brilliant the holiday camps are and us experiencing how good the coaches are, we have now booked him in to the holiday camp. Having used another local, youth football company, in comparison, these guys have a really well organised, professional set up!

My son has rekindled his joy for football at these sessions. My son was suffering with pressure in his team. His we make footballers sessions gave him back his enjoyment and fun eliment. Im soo greatful for this. His session have great coaches that contributed and made this happen. Thank you 😊

The training is very professional and the coaches work very hard with the players. They use the training time really well and are great with children. Rory is especially very organised and supportive.

My son enjoyed the training from the first day and has continued with them ever since.

He also attended a trial for the Twickenham Foundation League, where the coaches were very professional and encouraging with the children.