Day 6 - football training and retail therapy before goodbyes.


The boys' final day of training with big Kev on the indoor 3G pitch. They are all exhausted but still put in a good shift and learnt more new drills and skills to go home with.















The boys are literally on the floor!


The girls head to a shopping mall in Brussels for some last minute souvenirs (get ready for some nice presents) and pastries.










What a bunch of big kids....






A final look down the Brambletye corridor before loading up the bus and heading back to England.



Thank you for the memories, Belgium.

See you all back at Brambletye at 7pm.

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