'Kick it with the Lions Club' ends
After nearly eight great years, the monthly 'Kick it with the Lions Club 'at the SoccerCentor comes to an end for the current season.
‘'Kick it with the Lions Club' provided a fun place to meet for football fanatic lions. Unfortunately the regular sessions at the Soccer Centor are coming to an end. The decision to take this step has not come easily given the great tradition of this activity.
The reason for the end of the kickabout are declining applications over the past few months. However, we would like to try again in the new season and get it back off the ground so we can once again say:' Kick it with the Lions Club'.
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