History
In 2014, Mark Grazier led a training session for just four colleagues as the Strollers were born. Named after the Hartshill area of Dudley, the slow start did nothing to distract Grazier, who has seen the club continue to grow ever since. Hartshill is now a leading force in walking football, following success in regional and national cup competitions over the years.
Hartshill expanded the ranks to include a Women’s section led by Jay Adams which continues to go from strength to strength and a weekly Healthwise session, at a slower and safer pace, for anyone living with a health condition or recovering from injury.
Mission
A community walking football club that offers a safe and fun space for players of all abilities to benefit from regular physical activity, helping to improve their physical and mental health.












Alcester 2 – Hartshill 0
It was the first game of the New Year.
The first half was a tight, even game, with both sides always going to cancel each other out.
Unfortunately it was always going to be a running game today.
We got to the four running offences first.
Mickey excelled and was able to save the first penalty.
The second half was pretty much the same. They also eventually got to four running offences and unfortunately we were not able to take advantage.
As the game progressed we reached another four and they were able to convert this attempt.
We pushed forward to at least get a point but a late breakaway was on and they scored their second!
In spells we played some good football. Onwards and upwards ⚽⚽⚽



