Tournament participation & honours

Achievements

The foundation is led by Subhashis Dutta, whose record spans five decades of Indian football as a player, referee and coach.

As a Player

  • Represented Delhi University at Srinagar, Kashmir — Winners, 1976.
  • Represented Delhi in the Junior Nationals, 1976.
  • Represented Delhi in the All India Rural Games, Shimoga — Gold Medal winners, 1977.
  • Represented Delhi in the Senior National Santosh Trophy in 1978, 1979, 1980, 1986 and 1992.
  • Played India's top level tournaments — DCM, Durand, Rovers Cup, IFA Shield, Governor's Gold Cup Sikkim, Darjeeling Gold Cup, Stafford Cup, All Nepal Cup, Bhutan Gold Cup, Bank Asiad, Patu Memorial Allahabad, Bokaro Shield and others; adjudged best player in a majority of them.
  • Played in the Calcutta Super Division Football League from 1980 to 1986 for Aryans Club, Rajasthan Club, Barisha Sporting Club, Kidderpore Club and George Telegraph Club.

As a Referee

Class One referee of Delhi, supervising top local and outstation tournaments.

As a Coach

  • Certified NIS coach.
  • Certified AFC 'C' Licence coach.
  • Certified by IPSO (International Professional Scouting Organisation), London.
  • School and grassroots level coaching since 1986.
  • Coach, International Children's Games — Cleveland, Ohio, USA (2004 & 2006) and Coventry, London (2005).
  • Coach, Delhi team, Under-14 National Championship, Goa (2007-08).
  • Coach, Delhi team, Under-19 Championship, Trivandrum.
  • AIFF Introductory Coaching Course, 2006.
  • Coach of leading first division clubs of the capital — Hindustan Club, Shastri Club, Mooghals Club, Collegians and Punjab National Bank.
  • Secretary / Director, Netaji Subhash Football Academy since 1989.
A young academy player receiving his medal at the NSFA Football Championship

Our proud achievers

Our young players compete at grassroots championships across U-11, U-13 and U-15 age groups — bringing home champions’ trophies, medals and awards, and, more importantly, the confidence to keep going.

Every participant is recognised. Every child leaves the ground having played.