Young Deaf Footballers Honoured by Fans at Peterborough United

Some members of Peterborough United's Deaf Youth football team were at London Road stadium on Saturday to parade the winners trophy won at the National Deaf Youth Tournament and celebrate the achievements of all three teams in reaching at least the semi-finals.

Coaches Qadeer Hussain, Tash Applegate and Rob Neal were also present to take the applause from the crowd during a lap of honour at the match against Crewe. 

Here are the photos taken by offical photographer Joe Dent. Find out more about Deaf Friendly Football with Peterborough United and PDDCS. 

Line up: All three teams made it to at least the semi-finals

Harry William Palmer and Aaron Osker take the applause

On the pitch!

Harry, Michael, and Qadeer

Deaf Friendly Football Coaching with Peterborough United

Come along to Deaf Friendly Football with Peterborough United and PDDCS every Monday in term time. It's at Jack Hunt School, for boys and girls and all ages and abilities. 7-8pm and free.

Kids can play for fun and learn some footy skills or go for selection for the Peterborough United Youth Deaf team and play in matches against other teams and in national tournaments. 

The coaching is run by our two FA qualified coaches, Rob and Tash, alongside skilful deaf footballer Qadeer. Communication support is provided too to help children with any level of hearing feel included.

Check out the offical poster and check out all our deaf coaching news

Deaf Friendly Football with The Posh by Peterborough and District Deaf Children's Society