The official website for Heartsease Casuals F.C
Welcome to the official website for Heartsease Casuals F.C. They are a local team in the Norwich area, currently competing in Division 3A of the Evening News & Copy I.T. Norwich Sunday League.
Feel free to roam the site, which includes weekly updates of the latest news, fixtures and results, and also a detailed match report of every game of the Oranges season.
Below is a picture of the team, currently a little out of date but I will be sure to chase the manager for a more up to date picture including the new signings for the current season.
Feel free to roam the site, which includes weekly updates of the latest news, fixtures and results, and also a detailed match report of every game of the Oranges season.
Below is a picture of the team, currently a little out of date but I will be sure to chase the manager for a more up to date picture including the new signings for the current season.
Back Row from left to right: Craig Soames, Shaun Soames, 'Coops', Scott Maginn, Ben Potts, Jack Masters, Ross McGregor, Josh McBride, Nigel Barker, Lyam Willrich - Front Row left to right: Christopher Vines, Joe Woodcock, Dan Tolliday, Brett Macey, William Bower, Daniel Mace
About us
Heartsease Casuals are notorious for their bright orange home kit, fashioned much like that of the Holland national kit, and are known to play fluent, attacking football. In recent seasons, they have definately been amongst the highest scorers of the division, and recently won promotion to Division 3A of the Evening News & Copy I.T. Norwich Sunday League.
Last season was their debut season in this division and with new signings and a new kit, came high hopes for the Oranges, and after a superb start beating the likes of eventual runners up Stoke, why not? Heartsease found themselves 3rd in the league after a dozen games, but soon they hit a blip in form which saw them slip into mid table.
As the increasingly tough season wore on, a respectable finish of 8th in the league was the prize in stall for manager Nigel Barker and his players.
They play their home games at the brand new Open Academy in Heartsease, Norwich.
Last season was their debut season in this division and with new signings and a new kit, came high hopes for the Oranges, and after a superb start beating the likes of eventual runners up Stoke, why not? Heartsease found themselves 3rd in the league after a dozen games, but soon they hit a blip in form which saw them slip into mid table.
As the increasingly tough season wore on, a respectable finish of 8th in the league was the prize in stall for manager Nigel Barker and his players.
They play their home games at the brand new Open Academy in Heartsease, Norwich.
