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Lancashire Football Association Limited LANCASHIRE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION LIMITED Directory of Members Handbook Season 2018-2019 ฀ANCASHIRE FOOTBA฀฀ ASSOCIATION ESTAB฀ISHED 1878 ฀ancashire Footbaii Association ฀imited formed 1st May 1999 Registered in Engiand: 3760324 Registered Office: The County Ground, Thurston Road, ฀eyiand, ฀ancashire PR25 2฀F Teiephone: 01772 624000 Facsimiie: 01772 624700 Emaii: [email protected] Website: www.iancashirefa.com Office Hours: Monday to Friday 8.30am to 4.30pm DIRECTORY OF MEMBERS SEASON 2018/2019 VA฀UES OF ฀ANCASHIRE FOOTBA฀฀ ASSOCIATION We work with the utmost integrity We show unwavering commitment We promote the values of respect We inspire the next generation 3 Always at your surface Fertilizer, Grass Seed, Linemarking Paints and Machines, Spreaders, Chemicals, Top Dressings, Specialities Freephone 0800 424919 www.rigbytaylor.com e-mail: [email protected] Table of Contents Page The Council and Representatives of Divisions 7 Addresses of the Council 8 Divisional Members 9 E-Mail Addresses 11 Board and Council Members 13 Standing Committees 18 Subscriptions and Cup Entries 20 Past and Present Ocers 21 Addresses Often Required 24 Football Association Order of Merit 26 Order of Merit 28 Cup Competition Winnners 36 The Football Association Equality Policy 47 Disciplinary General Provisions - All Panels, Regulatory Commissions 49 On-Field Disciplinary Procedures 59 Football Debt Recovery 95 Regulations for FA Appeals-Non Fast Track 97 Disciplinary Procedures Dealt with by Aliated Associations 102 Disciplinary Procedures for Small Sided Football 106 Safeguarding Children Policy and Regulations 114 Safeguarding Adults at Risk 126 Extracts From the Rules and Regulations of The FA 136 Kit and Advertising Regulations 153 Matches against Foreign Clubs 169 Goalpost Safety Guidelines 172 Laws of the Game 174 Goalpost and Pitch Sizes 175 Guidance Notes on Line Marking of Football Pitches 178 Third Generation (3G) Football Turf Pitches 181 Respect - Codes of Conduct 183 Standard Code of Rules for Step 7 and Below 243 Standard Code of Rules for Youth Competitions 267 Standard Club Rules 296 The Lancashire Referees Association 300 Referee's Societies 301 Lancashire FA Referee Tutors & Instructors 303 Lancashire FA Observers 304 Memorandum of Aliated Association Responsibilities for Registered 305 Referees Regulations for the Registration and Control of Referees 308 The Council and Representatives Handbook of Divisions ฀ANCASHIRE FOOTBA฀฀ ASSOCIATION Patron: ฀he Right Hon. ฀he EARL OF DERBY _______________________ THE COUNCI฀ FOR 2018/2019 President: Mr. M. DEVI฀฀ ฀ife Past President: Mr. D.J. LEWIN & Mr G. HOWARD President’s Deputy: Mr. D. RICHARDSON ฀ife Vice-Presidents: Messrs. C. ACKERS, E. ALEXANDER, E. HAR฀, D. RICHARDSON, W. SHAW Vice-Presidents: Messrs. J.M. EDELSON, R.FLOUNDERS, F. PARR Representatives of Divisions: Area 1 Mr K Inckle ฀o serve until 2020 Area 2 Mr P Mathuada ฀o serve until 2020 Area 3 Mr A Ahmed ฀o serve until 2020 Area 4 Mr J Croke ฀o serve until 2021 Area 5 Mr R Haydock ฀o serve until 2021 Area 6 Mrs. N Nye ฀o serve until 2021 Area 7 VACAN฀ Area 8 Mr J Knagg ฀o serve until 2019 Area 9 Mr A Greenhalgh ฀o serve until 2019 Youth Section Mrs. L. Allon ฀o serve until 2019 Professional Section Mr I Silvester (Blackburn Rovers FC) ฀o serve until 2019 Mr S Marland (Bolton Wanderers FC) ฀o serve until 2019 F.A. Council Representative: VACAN฀ c/o Lancashire Football Association, ฀he County Ground, ฀hurston Road, Leyland, PR25 2LF 7 Addresses of the Council Handbook ฀HONE NUMBERS OF THE COUNCIL ฀lected to Council: ฀resident: M. DEVITT ........................................1988 Life ฀ast ฀resident: D. J. LEWIN .......................................1972 Life Vice-฀residents: C. ACKERS ...........................................................1982 E. ALEXANDER ............................................................1979 E. HART ........................................2000 D. RICHARDSON ............................................................1983 W. SHAW ....................................... 1985 Vice-฀residents: ** J. M. EDELSON ......................................1991 ** R. FLOUNDERS .........................................2000 * F. ฀ARR ........................................1990 8 Divisional Members Handbook ฀IVISIONAL MEMBERS ฀IVISIONAL AREA 1 BURNLEY - PEN฀LE - ROSSEN฀ALE Eiected to Councii K. INCKLE ..................................2001 ฀IVISIONAL AREA 2 BLACKBURN WITH ฀ARWEN - HYN฀BURN - RIBBLE VALLEY P. MATHUA฀A ................................. 2011 ฀IVISIONAL AREA 3 BOLTON A. AHME฀ ................................. 2008 ฀IVISIONAL AREA 4 BURY - ROCH฀ALE J. CROKE ................................. 2004 ฀IVISIONAL AREA 5 CHORLEY - LIVERPOOL - WEST LANCASHIRE R. HAY฀OCK ................................. 2003 ฀IVISIONAL AREA 6 BLACKPOOL - FYL฀E - PRESTON - SOUTH RIBBLE MRS N. NYE, ...................................................... 2015 ฀IVISIONAL AREA 7 MANCHESTER - OL฀HAM VACANT ฀IVISIONAL AREA 8 BARROW - LANCASTER - WYRE J. KNAGG ................................. 2005 ฀IVISIONAL AREA 9 ST HELENS - WIGAN - WARRINGTON A. GREENHALGH ................................. 2007 YOUTH SECTION REPRESENTATIVE MRS. L. ALLON ..................................................... 2008 9 Divisional Members Handbook PROFESSIONAL SECTION REPRESENTATIVES S. MARLAN฀ ............................... 2004 I. SILVESTER ............................... 2014 ALL COMMUNICATIONS MUST BE A฀฀RESSE฀ TO: THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE S. GERRAR฀ ESQ. Lancashire FA The County Ground Thurston Road Leyiand Lancashire PR25 2LF Teiephone: 01772 624000 Facsimiie: 01772 624700 E-maii: [email protected] 10 E-Mail Addresses Handbook ฀TAFF E-MAIL฀ ฀. GERRARD Chief Executive / Company ฀ecretary [email protected] [email protected] GENERAL OFFICE [email protected] D. CHELL Head of Commercial & Operations [email protected] R. DE NOBREGA Head of Football ฀ervices [email protected] D. ฀WARBRICK Affiliations & Competitions Officer [email protected] T. TACK Football ฀ervices & Competitions Officer [email protected] Miss K. HUNT Receptionist / Office Administrator [email protected] Mrs L. THRELFALL Receptionist / Office Administrator [email protected] D. A฀TIN Office Administrator [email protected] Mrs J. WAREING Accounts Officer [email protected] Mrs J. PICKLE฀ Marketing Consultant [email protected] H. LYON฀ Marketing & Communications Officer [email protected] B. MIDDLETON Head of Hospitality & Events [email protected] DI฀CIPLINE [email protected] Miss H. MATHER Discipline Manager [email protected] J. MIDDLETON Discipline Officer [email protected] C. YATE฀ Discipline Administrator [email protected] REFEREE฀ DEPARTMENT ฀. TAYLOR Referee Development Officer [email protected] L. ฀MITH Referee Development Officer [email protected] Mrs L. A฀TIN Referees Administrator [email protected] E. WOL฀TENHOLME Referee Development Consultant [email protected] DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT [email protected] I.KAY Football Development Manager [email protected] N. BIRCHALL Football Development Officer (Education) [email protected] J. TREACY Football Development Officer (Leagues) [email protected] I. MACKIE Football Development Officer (11v11) [email protected] T. CALLI฀TER Football Development Officer (Barrow) [email protected] M. NADAL Football Development Officer (Female) [email protected] A. WHITAKER Football Development Officer (Disability) [email protected] ฀. BURKE Facilities & Investment Officer [email protected] C. GREENALL Coach Education Manager [email protected] A. WAT฀ON Apprentice Mentor [email protected] J. GARDNER ฀chool Football Development Apprentice [email protected] Miss J. DEMUTH ฀enior Development Administrator [email protected] Mrs A. GRATTON Development Administrator [email protected] Miss L. JEFFREY Coach Education Administrator [email protected] 11 E-Mail Addresses Handbook DE฀IGNATED ฀AFEGUARDING OFFICER฀ [email protected] N. YATE฀ ฀enior Designated ฀afeguarding Officer [email protected] C. DOHERTY Designated ฀afeguarding Officer [email protected] P. ฀MITH ฀afeguarding ฀upport Officer [email protected] FACILITIE฀ E.J. PARKER ฀ite Facilities Officer [email protected] K. POWNALL ฀ite Officer / Groundsman [email protected] 12 M Devitt D J Lewin President Life Past President G Howard C Ackers Life Past President Life Vice-President E Alexander D Richardson Life Vice-President Life Vice-President W Shaw J M Edelson Life Vice-President Vice-President R Flounders F Parr Vice-President Vice-President S Gerrard Chief Executive Board of Directors 2018-19 Council 2018-19 Partners Foundation Working Together SECOND FLOOR, CT3 BUILDING, WIGAN INVESTMENT CENTRE WATERSIDE DRIVE, WIGAN WN3 5BA TELEPHONE: 01706 759330 www.partnersfoundation.com Partners Foundation is a not for profit voluntary organisation which has been established since 1994 and works nationwide. 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