
Who We Are?
A community led football club run by volunteers in Salford where all children are welcome.
Salford Storm is a non profit community-based junior football club based on Stott Lane, Salford. A club built and run by volunteers in Salford. We're a grassroots football club where players reach their full potential and break past any preconceptions or barriers in their way. We're open to boys and girls from ages 5 to 15 of all ability, we have a holding group for people just looking to get started.
Our training sessions are run by positive and enthusiastic coaches, with relevant qualifications. Training sessions are engaging with a heavy focus on development and progression of players' technical, social and psychological elements.
Our goal is to build life skills of confidence and teamwork across our club to have a positive impact in the community.
Meet the Committee
At Salford Storm, a junior football club in the heart of Salford, England, success on and off the field is greatly attributed to the tireless efforts and dedication of its coaching staff and committee members.

Chairman
Mike Knox
As the co-founder and chairman of the Salford Storm committee, Mike plays a pivotal role in ensuring the smooth functioning of the club. His exceptional leadership skills and passion for the sport have successfully guided the committee towards achieving its goals and take the club from a couple of teams to over 30 teams

Holding Group Manager
Lloyd Whitehead
Lloyd is the main point of contact for anyone looking to join Salford Storm. Alongside managing all new player enquiries, he runs our Sunday holding sessions—the ideal starting point for newcomers to drop in and get involved. It's through these sessions that new teams are formed and players are selected to fill vacancies in existing squads whenever suitable spots open up.

Club Secretary
Lee Ellam
Lee plays a vital role in ensuring the smooth functioning and organization of the club. With his exceptional organizational skills and attention to detail, he is responsible for player registrations and maintaining effective communication with the leagues that our teams participate in.

Kit Manager
John Traynor
John, a dedicated member of the Salford Storm Committee, takes on the key responsibility of ordering team kits and equipment for the club. As a key part of ensuring the smooth running of the club's activities and ensuring players are well equipped for games and sessions.

Vice Chariman
Gary Howe
Gary serves as Vice Chairman of the Salford Storm Committee. With his deep passion for the club and strong belief in its potential, Gary's main focus is club development and securing funding to help propel the club further and support its growth.

Safeguarding Officer
Leighann Loghan Knox
Leighann's primary responsibility is ensuring that the club adheres to all safeguarding measures to create the safest environment for the children involved in the club. With her unwavering commitment and adherence to rules, Leighann has become an integral part of maintaining a secure and nurturing environment for all.
