Time is running out to get your team involved in The Kick It Out Cup. If you want the chance to be managed by a football legend while supporting equality and inclusion in football, get your team involved at www.thekickitoutcup.co.uk.

Regional heats take place across the country between 30 October - 6 November with winners progressing to the north and south finals, featuring the Dream Managers, on 11-12 November. Entry costs just £30 with a £5 donation to Kick It Out. Click the link below to find your local heat and get your team involved!

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It's been quite a year for women's football in England. The Women's World Cup in Germany and the new Women's Super League have raised the profile of the game to new levels and more women and girls are playing the game than ever before.

Despite their quarter final exit from the World Cup, when Club Website caught up with England coach Hope Powell and captain Faye White, we found them both upbeat about the current health of the women’s game from the grassroots up.

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The SFA has announced that, in the last year, more than 1,000 teachers and volunteers took part in the Tesco Bank Football Challenge - a project designed to get more primary school children of all abilities enjoying their football.

Scotland boss Craig Levein has leant his support to the "fantastic programme" which he describes as "integral to the development of the game in Scotland".

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The iGoal is the portable goal that gives you the freedom to play wherever you want. We've got a pair of 16' x 7' goals up for grabs - the recommended size for the new 9v9 format, or ideal for a training session or a pre-match warm up.

We also introduce you to the new iLite - the future of sports lighting that requires no wires and no generators. Check out our iGoal competition to find out more.

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We reached the 20,000 fans mark on Facebook this month and, to celebrate, we're giving away two tickets to see Stoke vs Newcastle this Monday, courtesy of Barclays Spaces For Sport - the award-winning community sport scheme.

Visit facebook.com/clubwebsite and look for the 'Exclusive Facebook competition' to get your entry in by midday tomorrow. And while you're there, take a look around and enjoy the grassroots news, topical football debate and funny videos.

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We've got results of two more top competitions to announce here in The Clubhouse this month. Three budding goalkeepers win a pair of new Alert GK gloves, while one lucky punter bids farewell to their kit-washing problems with a large-load Samsung Ecobubble washing machine from Appliances Online. Are you in luck?

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Lots going on, as always, at Club Website HQ since The Clubhouse last hit your inbox. After kicking off the Kick It Out Cup (see details above) to help combat discrimination in football, the issue of racism has reared its ugly head in the news with two alleged incidents in Premier League games in the past fortnight.

Much debate about the level of racism in the game has ensued, so we're interested to find out about your experiences in the grassroots game. Our latest poll asks 'Have you witnessed any racism at your grassroots football matches over the last 12 months?' Cast your vote on your club/league website or on our demo site now.

Other poll results suggest Wayne Rooney would like to have you lot as England boss - 63% would take your star player to a tournament even if they had to miss the first three games - while the majority of you (63%) want to give kids more chance to play out from the back by introducing a 'retreat line' in mini-soccer.

In other news, FA Disciplinary Manager Mark Ives answered your questions following last month's feature on the FA's new match-based disciplinary system, so don't say people at the top of the game never listen!

And there's been good news for the grassroots football community as regards playing fields this month, with 48 more fields protected by the 2012 legacy fund Places People Play, and the Queen Elizabeth II Fields Challenge giving you the chance to say 'Save a space for me' and protect one of your local green spaces.

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