The Founding SevenFrom the streets to the stadiumsRise as one
20 September 2026
The Founding Seven
Seven friends in Pakistan just wanted a place to play football.
When a neighbourhood game was cut short, one of the boys’ fathers took them to a nearby academy with their families’ permission. The boys managed a short game before they were asked to leave. At an open ground later that evening, they finally got back to playing.
The father asked whether they wanted to start a club of their own. The boys chose the Wild Stallions name and picked purple. They ended the day over ice cream. Wild Stallion FC grew out of that afternoon and a goal the boys still share: making regular football easier to access for local children.
The seven friends who started Wild Stallion FC.Back to playing at the open ground.Ice cream to end the day.
The founding day on film
Rise As One
Watch the team huddle, the football and the ice-cream stop, set to the club’s teen-vocal anthem.
The launch plan
From first training to first friendly.
Planned
Meet the families
Confirm the home ground, weekly schedule, coach and safeguarding contact together.
Planned
Train for four weeks
Build confidence with the ball through small-sided games. Give each player one skill to practise between sessions.
Planned
Play a first friendly
Arrange a 5-a-side match with a local team of similar age and experience. Give all seven players time on the pitch.
Proposed home kit in Deep Purple, black and gold.
Get involved
Help put football within reach.
Families, coaches and local supporters can help the club find a regular place to play.
Families and players
Ask the club organisers about joining and share which training times work around school.
Coaches and community clubs
Offer a practice slot, lend equipment, or help arrange an age-matched friendly.
Local businesses and supporters
Help cover a month of pitch hire or provide training balls, cones or bibs for the Founding Seven.
Wild Stallion FC
