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Walking Football: A Growing Sport for All Ages

by Ryan Cooper
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A growing movement in the world of soccer is gaining traction, prioritizing player well-being and camaraderie alongside competition. Known as walking football, the sport caters to players of all ages, though participants often lean towards a more experienced demographic.

The FC Quillan team, guided by James Timberlake and Graeme Brooks – both British expats – boasts a diverse roster of over twenty players. The squad features a multinational mix of British, French, Dutch, Irish, and Welsh athletes, many of whom have a background in traditional soccer. This unique blend emphasizes enjoyment and a shared passion for the game.

On Sunday, the team participated in their first tournament, hosted by SC Narbonne Montplaisir in Narbonne, a club led by former Quillan player Sébastien Merlin. The event was a resounding success, fostering a positive and supportive atmosphere with organizers receiving high praise for their attention to detail. While results took a backseat, FC Quillan demonstrated their continued skill and, more importantly, forged connections with clubs sharing similar values. The tournament showcased the growing appeal of walking football as a viable and enjoyable option for seasoned players.

FC Quillan’s next scheduled appearance is on Sunday, March 29, 2026, in Palaja, with a potential follow-up on Saturday, April 18, in Haute-Garonne.

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