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2019-20 Fixture Handbook SALISBURY RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB LTD THE FIXTURES HANDBOOK SEASON 2019 - 2020 Affiliated to the Rugby Football Union, HeritageSUITE Dorset and Wilts RFU Members of South West 1 East (Level 6) Colours: Emerald and White Available for Function Hire Change: Royal Blue and Gold Ideal for: • Conferences • Meetings Registered Office: • Weddings Castle Road, Salisbury, Wiltshire SP1 3SA • Birthdays On the northern edge of Salisbury on the • Anniversaries A345 (Amesbury) Road • Other events Full In-House Catering Service Telephone: 01722 325317 • Buffets e-mail: [email protected] • Light Hot Meals • Banquets A company limited by guarantee. • Large FREE Car Park Registered in England Number 5520915 • Overhead Projection • Wi-Fi+. www.salisburyrfc.org FOR MORE DETAILS CONTACT US AT: 01722 325317 [email protected] Printed by www.spireprinting.com SOCIAL EVENTS CALENDAR 2019/20 Salisbury Rugby Football Club OFFICERSVision OF THE CLUB VPWelcome LUNCHES: to 2019/20 Season To be one of the top two rugby clubs in Dorset & Wiltshire measured by the end of season league position of the first team. 14 Sept 12.30 Home to Old Centralians 9As Nov another new season12.00 begins,Home we all to Wimbornelook forward to many Mission Statement President The vision will be achievedRichard by: Larcombe 14opportunities Dec to celebrate12.00 successesHome butto Chippenhamrealise there will be Captain of the Club Neil Tonge 1challenges Feb along the 12.00way. Not least,Home the fulfilment to Windsor of our many fixtures · Increasing the number and the quality of our players and coaches and enabling them to fulfil their potential at Senior, Colts, Junior and Mini levels 7and Mar all the lettings and12:30 events whilstHome we complete to Banbury the building of our Managing Board 18new Apr changing rooms.12.30 Home to Marlborough Chairman · Improving membership numbers and Nicolathe facilities Rawnson at our club Company· Encouraging Secretary members, non-members, volunteersChris and all Metson stakeholders to support our TheApart 1st XVfrom continuing VP lunch indays, South every West 1st 1 XV(East), home welcome game will a number have a of Finance Directorteams, to help to create a winning attitude,Richard and to Bathurstraise funds newMatch players Day and Meal coaches Deal before to the squadthe match and consisting2nd, 3rd & 4thof a Men's hot meal, teams Director of Rugby (Seniors & Womens) Richard Lloyd · Creating a financially sound and sustainable business model for our club continueglass in of their wine D&Wand entry leagues. to the The game, Women's open to teamall supporters. step up their Director of Youth Rugby Steve Allen aspirations this season, entering the RFY NC3 League. Player Director· Raising of Facilitiesthe profile and reputation of our club within WiltshireJim Mason and the surrounding counties availability is a significant factorEVENTS: in all our senior team's successes and with a continuing professional marketing campaign the whole Club is committed to producing a positive culture across all Chairman of Selectors Barry White Minithe teams Festival to encourage and sustain Sundayplayer engagement. 20th October Team. & Developing Fixture Secretary throughout our club a culture that reflectsNeil theBowditch rugby union core values of 2018 Xmas Draw Thursday 19th December Head Coach teamwork, respect, enjoyment, disciplineJohn and sportsmanshipKimberley The Youth section is buoyant and with World Cup fixtures about to start Referees Liaison Adrian Wood Clubin Japan Captain's we expect Dinner to be welcomingSaturday many new 24th young January players to the Chief SafeguardingSalisbury Officer RFC Core Values CodeLeah Redding of Conduct game. Last season saw a significant investment of time and funds into Coaching Co-ordinator (VACANT) Player'sYouth Coach end qualificationsof Season Dinners and we lookApril forward to the children reaping TEAMWORK-RESPECT-ENJOYMENT-DISCIPLINE-SPORTSMANSHIP Salisbury RFC is committed to upholding these five Rugby Union core values and to promoting, the rewards of the high-quality coaching Salisbury RFC provides this President's Walk May VP Membership communicatingSecretary and embedding them throughoutSteve Coady our club. season and beyond. This Code of Conduct applies to all players, coaches, managers, employees, volunteers, Seniorparents Player and visitors, Membership who will be Secretary expected to behave at allGraham times according Hillier to these core value Beer Festival Fri 1st & Sat 2nd May Youth Membership Secretary expectations: Nicola Rawnson Walking Rugby continues to grow and has now established a Press Officer Neil Tonge 7s Rugby Festival Saturday 2nd May committee to help with the arrangements of training and festivals. Charity Co-ordinator TEAMWORK Neil Tonge Having watched the July Festival, their sportsmanship and enthusiasm Rugby is a team game and all players will do their best to win for the team without seeking Salisbury Live @ SRFC Friday 15th May Webmasterpersonal glory. & email Players will always try to attend and beRussell attentive Jugg at training and coaching is to be applauded. sessions and to work hard for each other. Developing skills, getting fit, and practising together May Ball Saturday 23rd May brings satisfaction, success and enjoyment. Project All Change, the redevelopment of our changing facilities has For Hiring's and events please contact Vince Hayward, Men's Group Quiz Friday 29th May RESPECT finally begun, following several seasons of fundraising efforts. Thanks Players will recogniseSRFC and Houseappreciate Manager the efforts on made 01722 by coaches, 325317 match officials, and to all those who have given so much time, effort, and funds to this administrators in providing them with the opportunity to play and enjoy rugby union in a safe and Mid-Summer Madness Friday 19th June enjoyable environment.or email Similarly, [email protected] players will always have the opportunity to discuss with project and we hope everyone who visits Salisbury RFC will be able to coaches and managers if they consider they are being treated in an unacceptable manner. appreciate what has been achieved for the long-term benefit of the Natwest RugbyForce Saturday 20th June For Sponsorship please contact Kathy Cleary, Club. The opportunity to 'Buy a Brick' which will be displayed on the ENJOYMENT SRFC Sponsorship Relations on 07753 928 088 front of the building for future generations, continues this season. Our players play because they want to and they understand that rugby is for fun and friendships. They will applaudor email the [email protected] and the match officials at the end of the game and Please show your support.Normal Details Opening are on theHours website and in the Club. socialise with them afterwards. 1st September to 30th April For general enquiries please call on 01722 325317 Finally I remind you of the many social events that take place at the DISCIPLINE Tues to Fri 7.00pm to 11.00pm Verbal or physical abuse by players,or email opponents, [email protected] coaches, officials, parents, or spectators is not Clubhouse, including aSat return 12.00pm of the Club to 11.00pm Captain's Dinner this season. acceptable. Our players and members will control emotions and behave according to the laws I look forward to seeing you at the Club to enjoy all the successes and and the spirit of rugby union. In particular, players will accept all the match officials' decisions, Sun 10.00am to 3.00pm; 8.00pm to 11.00pm challenges the season has to offer. even if they appear wrong. For summer hours please see the notice displayed SPORTSMANSHIP Nicola Rawnson We believe that everyone's involvement in rugby union should be safe and free from all forms of Hon Chairman in the Clubhouse and on the website. abuse. We will recognise good play by Salisbury and our opponents and we aim to win with Sponsorsdignity and of lose Salisbury with grace. RFC AUTUMNHON LIFEINTERNATIONAL VICE-PRESIDENTS 2019 FIXTURES Date Fixture UK Time 22Mr September RR Baker Ireland v ScotlandMr A Bowden 08:45 Mr EJ Olsen England v Tonga Wg Cdr BD Weatherley11:15 23 September Wales v Georgia 11:15 26 September England v USA 11:45 28Richard September J Hill (England)Japan v Ireland David Egerton (England)08:15 ROLL OF HONOUR 2018/19 29Richard September A Hill MBE (EnglandAustralia and v Lions) Wales Matt Evans (Canada)08:45 30Mike September Brown (England) Scotland v SamoaTom Heathcote (Scotland)11:15 PLAYER OF THE YEAR 03 October Ireland v Russia 11:15 NEW SPONSORSJosh Green WELCOME 05 October LIFE EnglandVICE-PRESIDENTS v Argentina 09:00 09 October Scotland v Russia 08:15 PRICES START FROM AS LITTLE AS £150 Mr N Adams Mr P Jamieson Mr P Sample PLAYERS’ PLAYER OF THE YEAR 09 October Wales v Fiji 10:45 Mr12 GFOctober Banham EnglandMrs P Jamieson v France Mr DK Sargent09:15 Joe Goldsmith Mr CP Barnwell Mr DT Jugg Mr C Saunby Wide range of tax-efficient options available 12 October Ireland v Samoa 11:45 Mr13 AOctober Barr WalesMr L Kail v Uraguay Mr C Sexton09:15 Mr F Baverstock Mr HD Keatinge Mr R Shipsey Sponsorship of2ND shirts, XV shorts, PLAYER polo shirts for all squads; 13 October Japan v Scotland 11:45 Lagi Lagi Mr19 JCOctober Bell QF1Dr H Knight Mr C Silo 07:15 Sir CJ Benson Mr RJ Larcombe Mr I Smith Sponsored Match Balls; 19 October QF2 10:15 Mr20 PDOctober Birch QF3Mr M Learnihan Mr TH Spreadbury07:15 3RD XV PLAYER Mr A Lever Mr R Stanton Scott Nicol Mrs20 October D Blum QF4 10:15 Player Sponsorship; Mr26 RWOctober Blum SemiMr DJ 1 Lloyd Mr C Steele08:00
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