Baichung Bhutia Football School

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BHAICHUNG BHUTIA

FOOTBALL SCHOOLSPASSION PERSEVERANCE TEAMWORK


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| Bhaichung bhutia football schools

INTRODUCTION

BBFS Summary

Proven track record of producing national-levelyouth players

Nurturing a team of young instructors to developinto international-level football coaches

Consistently working with AIFF on youth develop-ment initiatives with nation-wide impact

VisionRevolutionize youth football development in India

MissionIdentify the most talented young footballers inIndia and provide them world class football train-ing irrespective of their socio-economic background

Our Pillars of Strength

Right Methodology

We are the rst Indian initiative to adopt and prac-tice a methodology based on small-sided games. Inorder to bring in state-of-the-art methods to India,we partnered with Carlos Queiroz for our rst year ofoperations, to help educate our coaches.

Right Intent

Our focus is on developing human capital coachesand resultant players. 30%of our trainees are on fullscholarshipsto ensure that every talented kid has ac-cess to our training.

Right Platform

With an extensive network across domestic clubs, theAll India Football Federation (AIFF) and through par-ticipation in domestic and International youth leagues/tournaments, we provide each talent the right plat-forms to succeed.

Right Management

Bhaichung Bhutia (Chairman & Managing Director)-Indias longest serving football captain and Indiasbiggest football icon. He continues to be an epitomeof integrity, dedication and excellence.

Kishore Gam Taid(Director & Co-founder) - Ex- in-vestment banker at UBS. MBA from IIM Ahmedabadand B.Tech from IIT Delhi

Anurag Khilnani(Director & Co-founder) - Formerlywith Morgan Stanley. Graduated from IIT Delhi, com-pleted CFA (Chartered Financial Analyst)

Largest youth-level football initiative team of100 coaches, 1350 students, 16 centers across 8cities in a short span of 4yrs


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PLAYER AND COACHES DEVELOPMENT

Player DevelopmentWe follow a holistic approach towards player de- vel-opment, with emphasis on their tacticaland technicalknowledge, along with the players physical and socialdevelopment. The development process is dividedinto two major levels - Level 1 (basic developmentthrough regular training) & Level 2 (advanced trainingthrough Development Squads).

Coaches DevelopmentBBFS values its human capital our current pool of65 coachesundergo a special training program un-dertaken by our head of coach development, StevieGrieve. Our Coaches Development Plan facilitatesthe coaches with a systematic growth plan for theiroverall development as professional trainers alongwith the opportunity to undertake AIFF certied li-cense courses.

Going forward, we would like to provide our coacheswith the opportunity to interact with experiencedinternational coaches from youth academies across

Europe through participation in international clubtournaments, technical tie-ups, etc.

We provide the complete pathway for a player todevelop from an amateur youth to a professionalfootballer, by giving them the right opportunities andknowledge to realize their potential.

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PAST, PRESENT, FUTURE

ACHIEVEMENTSOverall Player Development

BBFS is the largest youth football schoolswith morethan 850 regular trainees. 6 BBFS scholars haveplayed the I-League, with over 35 BBFSsyouth play-ers selected to play national-level football across agegroups in the last two years. One BBFS scholar cur-rently part of the India U16 national squad.

Scouting and Selection for AIFF Regional

Academies

We have a strong scouting networkacross 15 statesin India. We were scouts for the AIFF,where we se-lected 20 U-15 players from 25 citiesacross 10 statesin North India for admission to AIFF - FIFA residentialacademies.

AIFF Master-Plan- Lakshya: One Vision.One Dream

We assisted Robert Baan, Technical Director, AIFF, towrite the AIFF Master Plan, 10-year guideline plan forholistic development of football in India. The MasterPlan covers initiatives across youth development,

coach education, professional leagues, infrastructuredevelopment, etc.

Other strategic initiatives for the AIFF

AIFF Strategic Plan:We have developed and au-thored AIFFs Strategic Plan for 2014-17 under theguidance of Mr. Kushal Das, General Secretary, AIFF

AIFF D License: Our instructors have written thecontent for D License coaching manual under thesupervision of Scott ODonnel, Director of coach-ing, AIFF. The Manual primarily explains small-sidedgames based football coaching. The Manual will be

used to educate over 5,000 coachesin the next threeyears and standardize grass-root football coachingphilosophy across India.

AIFF Grassroots manual: We have also developedthe grassroots maual which is being used as a guidefor all grassroots football interventions in the country.

THE WAY FORWARD

Expand our network pan-India


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CORE ACTIVITIES

Promoting the Game

Annual inter-school

tournament underthe banner BhaichungBhutia Champions Cup.

Our annual featureChandigarh FootballLeague as a part of ourcommunity program topromote football in thetri-city.

BBFS organizes variousfree football camps andworkshops in schoolsand NGOs to encouragekids to take up the sportat the grass root level.

Talent Identifcation

BBFS scouts talented

individuals as a part oftheir talent identica-tion process throughits community develop-ment programs (BBCC,CFL, other regionaltournaments).

BBFS conducts work-shops in local govern-ment schools, NGOsand other centers wheretalented players can be

identied these play-ers are enrolled in ourregular training pro-gram free of cost.

Talent Development

BBFS currently has

close to 850 active stu-dents in regular thrice-a-week training across12 operational centersin Delhi NCR, Mumbai,Chandigarh and Jammu.

Students are dividedinto 6 age groups (U-8,U-10, U-12, U-14, U-16,U-19) for the purpose ofimparting lessons

Exposure

Intra-BBFS matches

every weekend on anongoing basis to providematch practice to ourplayers.

BBFS participates invarious domestic andinternational youthtournaments to get ex-posure.

In 2012 & 2013, ourDevelopment Squadsparticipated in inter-national youth tourna-ments where they com-peted with some of thebest academy teamsacross Europe.

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BBFS SCHOLARS: LEADING THE CHANGE

Munmun is one of BBFS rstgraduates. Highly disciplined,hardworking and versatile, hehas quickly adapted into theplaying XI of Rangdajeid UnitedFC in the I- League

Anujis the rst player fromBBFS to be selected to theNational Team. Through hisdedication and hardwork hehas become a regular in theU-16 national team.

Mukesh,one of the best U17 playersin Delhi underwent a liver transplantwith support from BBFS. He has since

returned to full tness and was thehighest scorer and MVP in the rststate-level competition that he partici-pated in post-recovery.

BBFS SCHOLARSWe are currently providing free scholarship to 91 talented young players from the economi-cally weaker sections (EWS). These scholars are selected strictly based on merit and are pro-vided the best coaching facilities within BBFS, so that they can hone their talent further. Someof the services that we provide these scholars are as follows:

100% free training at BBFS Reimbursement of transport expenses on need basis Financial support in case of medical emergencies 100% free exposure trips within India and abroad


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INDIAN FOOTBALL FOUNDATION

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Indian Football Foundation

Indian Football Foundation (IFF) is dedicated towards changing the landscape of football in India through so-cial programs that help open new avenues for social reforms and set a rm professional foundation for the sport.

With its involvement in Bhaichung Bhutia Football Schools (BBFS), we extend our support to aid potential, cur-rent young footballers and aspiring coaches. We also aim to strengthen the grassroots infrastructure of footballby striving to make available the best resources to facilitate its maturation in India.

Founded in February 2012 by Bhaichung Bhutia and the directors of BBFS, this non-prot initiative joins handswith State Governments, child-centered NGOs and social groups across the country to fulll its mission.

Our Mission

Our mission is to promote and develop the power of football in developing the qualities of leadership, sports-manship, competitive zeal and the drive for academic excellence in Indian children by training at grassroots

level, irrespective of socio-economic backgrounds

We will fulll this

By honoring, publicizing and providing nancial support to underprivileged young football players who repre-sent our ideal of the scholar athlete

By developing, managing and promoting model football programs and infrastructure which will furtherstrengthen the educational and character building qualities of young players

By continuing a grassroots movement, through local chapters, while involving football fans, coaches, educa-tors, the media and former players in the implementation of the programs across India

www.indianfootballfoundation.org


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Kishore Taid (Founder-Director)

[email protected]; +91 8860816546

Ankit Arora (HeadMarkeng and Strategy)

[email protected]; +91 9958422464

Contact no: +91 11-4050-2147

www.bbfootballschools.com

hps://www.facebook.com/bbfootballschools

Address: Flat No. 403A, Fourth Floor Building 157/6/9

Kishangarh (On Mahipalpur-Chattarpur Highway)

Vasant Kunj, New Delhi

Anurag Khilnani (Founder-Director)

[email protected]

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