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FA COMPETITIONS DEPARTMENT – BULLETIN 7 - FRIDAY 21 SEPTEMBER 2012 Match Forms Fax:0844 980 0611 Steve Clark:0844 980 8200x4620&07970 237065 Match Forms Email:[email protected] Chris Darnell:0844 980 8200x4617 Comps Gen Fax:0844 980 0612 Hannah Clark:0844 980 8200x4616 Comps Gen Email [email protected] Scott Bolton:0844 980 8200x4583 THE FA CUP WITH BUDWEISER – SECOND ROUND QUALIFYING SATURDAY 22 SEPTEMBER 2012 WINNERS RECEIVE £4,500 Replay Date 1 Bishop Auckland v AFC Fylde 25 Sep 7.45 2 FC Halifax Town v Abbey Hey 25 Sep 7.45 3 Curzon Ashton v Bradford (Park Avenue) 24 Sep 7.45 4 Blyth Spartans v Workington 25 Sep 7.45 5 Shildon v Altrincham 25 Sep 7.45 6 Ashton United v Marine 25 Sep 7.45 7 Salford City v FC United of Manchester 25 Sep 7.45 8 Trafford v Spennymoor Town 25 Sep 7.45 9 Stalybridge Celtic v Vauxhall Motors 25 Sep 7.45 10 Bamber Bridge v Guiseley 25 Sep 7.45 11 Kendal Town v Witton Albion 25 Sep 7.45 12 Colwyn Bay v Warrington Town 25 Sep 7.45 13 Gainsborough Trinity v Chester 26 Sep 7.45 14 Tadcaster Albion v Skelmersdale United 25 Sep 7.45 15 Whitby Town v Droylsden 25 Sep 7.45 16 North Ferriby United v Ossett Albion 25 Sep 7.45 17 West Auckland Town v Harrogate Town 25 Sep 7.45 18 Chorley v Frickley Athletic 25 Sep 7.45 19 Gornal Athletic v Worcester City 24 Sep 7.45 20 Boston United v Kettering Town 25 Sep 7.45 21 Solihull Moors v Westfields 25 Sep 7.45 22 Hinckley United v Tividale 25 Sep 7.45 23 Cambridge City v Grantham Town 25 Sep 7.45 24 Eastwood Town v Histon 25 Sep 7.45 25 Nuneaton Griff v Hednesford Town 25 Sep 7.45 26 Gresley v Stafford Rangers 25 Sep 7.45 27 Carlton Town v New Mills 24 Sep 7.45 28 Brackley Town v Daventry Town 25 Sep 7.45 29 Dereham Town v Chasetown 25 Sep 7.45 30 Ilkeston v Belper Town 25 Sep 7.45 31 Stamford v Buxton 26 Sep 7.45 32 Leek Town v Bridgnorth Town 25 Sep 7.45 33 Barwell v Bedworth United 25 Sep 7.45 34 Corby Town v Leamington 25 Sep 7.45 35 Northwood v AFC Dunstable 26 Sep 7.45 36 Wealdstone v Lowestoft Town 25 Sep 7.45 37 Ashford Town (Middx) v St Albans City 25 Sep 7.45 38 Hayes & Yeading United v Heybridge Swifts (Sun 23 Sep 3.00) 26 Sep 7.45 (at Woking FC) 39 Carshalton Athletic v Chalfont St Peter 25 Sep 7.45 40 Hendon v Lewes 25 Sep 7.45 41 St Neots Town v Boreham Wood 24 Sep 7.45 42 Chelmsford City v Leatherhead 25 Sep 7.45 43 Dover Athletic v Tonbridge Angels 25 Sep 7.45 44 Brentwood Town v Maldon & Tiptree 25 Sep 7.45 45 Badshot Lea v Leiston 25 Sep 7.45 46 Aveley v Margate 25 Sep 7.45 47 Waltham Abbey v Eastbourne Borough 25 Sep 7.45 48 Billericay Town v AFC Hornchurch 25 Sep 7.45 49 Concord Rangers v Welling United 26 Sep 7.45 50 Enfield Town v Bishop’s Stortford 25 Sep 7.45 51 Cray Wanderers v Thamesmead Town 25 Sep 7.45 52 Waltham Forest v Hampton & Richmond Borough 25 Sep 7.45 53 Whitehawk v Hitchin Town 24 Sep 7.45 54 South Park v Harefield United 25 Sep 7.45 55 Arlesey Town v Dulwich Hamlet 25 Sep 7.45 56 Staines Town v Hastings United 25 Sep 7.45 57 Berkhamsted v Metropolitan Police 26 Sep 7.45 58 Slough Town v Eastbourne Town (Sun 23 Sep 3.00) 26 Sep 7.45 59 Bury Town v Wingate & Finchley 24 Sep 7.45 60 Horsham v Thurrock 25 Sep 7.45 61 Sutton United v Bromley 25 Sep 7.45 62 Grays Athletic v Maidstone United 25 Sep 7.45 63 Kingstonian v East Thurrock United 25 Sep 7.45 64 Bishop’s Cleeve v Chippenham Town 25 Sep 7.45 65 Truro City v AFC Totton 25 Sep 7.45 66 Dorchester Town v Wootton Bassett Town 25 Sep 7.45 67 Buckland Athletic v Bath City 25 Sep 7.45 68 Gloucester City v Thatcham Town 25 Sep 7.45 69 Gillingham Town v Sholing 26 Sep 7.45 70 North Leigh v Havant & Waterlooville 25 Sep 7.45 71 Basingstoke Town v Weymouth 25 Sep 7.45 72 Merthyr Town v Hungerford Town 24 Sep 7.45 73 Frome Town v Weston Super Mare 25 Sep 7.45 74 Didcot Town v Clevedon Town (Fri 21 Sep 7.45) 25 Sep 7.45 75 Newport (IW) v Salisbury City 25 Sep 7.45 76 Gosport Borough v Bideford 25 Sep 7.45 77 Fareham Town v Blackfield & Langley 25 Sep 7.45 78 Farnborough v Eastleigh 25 Sep 7.45 79 Maidenhead United v Bognor Regis Town 25 Sep 7.45 80 Yate Town v Oxford City 25 Sep 7.45 MATCH DATES All ties must be played on Saturday 22 September 2012, kick-off 3.00 pm with replays on or before Thursday 27 September 2012, kick-off 7.45 pm. MATCH ARRANGEMENT FORM – DO NOT POST Home Clubs must ensure that the Match Arrangement Form is received by The FA Competitions Department as soon as possible by faxing to 0844 980 0611 or emailing to [email protected] – DO NOT POST. PLAYER QUALIFICATION DATE The player qualification date is 12 noon on Friday 21 September 2012, this includes replays and postponements. A “registered player” is one who is either, in the case of a player under written contact, registered with The Association or, in the case of a player without a written contract, registered with a League in which his Club competes in the current season. Any such registration must have been received and accepted by The Association or League by 12 noon on the Friday previous to the date fixed for playing the Round, and the registration must be continuous through to the date of the match. Therefore, all players must be registered by 12 noon on Friday 21 September 2012, for any ties played in this round irrespective of the date of the game. GROUND SHARING Clubs with ground sharing agreements must arrange for ties to be played on Friday, Saturday or Sunday. If a clash of fixtures occurs with the sharing club, if for any reason a tie is unable to be played on the ground of the first drawn club on a Saturday, the tie must be played on either the day before, i. e. on Friday, or the day after, i.e. on Sunday on the ground of the first drawn club. If clubs are unable to agree on the date, then it will be played on the Sunday, unless the Council decides otherwise. The decision of the Council shall be final and binding. DATES OF ROUNDS Third Round Qualifying Saturday 6 October 2012 Fourth Round Qualifying Saturday 20 October 2012 First Round Proper Saturday 3 November 2012 Second Round Proper Saturday 1 December 2012 Third Round Proper Saturday 5 January 2013 Fourth Round Proper Saturday 26 January 2013 Fifth Round Proper Saturday 16 February 2013 Sixth Round Proper Saturday 9 March 2013 Semi Final Saturday 13 & Sunday 14 April 2013 Final Saturday 11 May 2013 PRIZE FUND PAYMENTS Extra Preliminary Round winners (200) £1,000 (sent 10/9) Preliminary Round winners (166) £1,750 (sent 14/9) First Round Qualifying winners (116) £3,000 Second Round Qualifying winners (80) £4,500 Third Round Qualifying winners (40) £7,500 Fourth Round Qualifying winners (32) £12,500 First Round Proper winners (40) £18,000 Second Round Proper winners (20) £27,000 Third Round Proper winners (32) £67,500 Fourth Round Proper winners (16) £90,000 Fifth Round Proper winners (8) £180,000 Sixth Round Proper winners (4) £360,000 Semi Final losers (2) £450,000 Semi Final winners (2) £900,000 Final runners-up (1) £900,000 Final winners (1) £1,800,000 THIRD ROUND QUALIFYING DRAW – MONDAY 24 SEPTEMBER 2012 Details of the draw will be on TheFA.com by 1.00pm THE FA CARLSBERG TROPHY - PRELIMINARY ROUND SATURDAY 15 SEPTEMBER 2012 WINNERS RECEIVE £2,300 1 New Mills v Ossett Albion 1-0 144 2 Lancaster City v Wakefield 1-2 119 3 Northwich Victoria v Clitheroe 1-1 65 Clitheroe v Northwich Victoria (18/9) 0-3 151 4 Harrogate Railway Athletic v Bamber Bridge 2-1 62 5 Warrington Town v Leek Town 1-2 172 6 Farsley v Radcliffe Borough 1-1 138 Radcliffe Borough v Farsley (18/9) 1-0 74 7 Brigg Town v Ramsbottom United 0-1 105 8 Garforth Town v Burscough 1-2 70 9 Trafford v Sheffield 2-0 143 10 Goole v Curzon Ashton 1-1 135 Curzon Ashton v Goole (17/9) 3-3aet 126 (Curzon Ashton won 4-3 on kicks from the penalty mark) 11 Skelmersdale United v Salford City 4-2 133 12 Loughborough Dynamo v Belper Town 3-4 110 13 Carlton Town v Newcastle Town 0-2 46 14 Sutton Coldfield Town v Gresley 0-1 110 15 Stamford v Evesham United 1-0 152 16 Mickleover Sports v Romulus 0-3 131 17 Rainworth MW v Leighton Town 3-0 86 18 Biggleswade Town v Halesowen Town 2-2 100 Halesowen Town v Biggleswade Town (18/9) 4-1 115 19 Hucknall Town v Market Drayton Town 2-1 95 20 Kidsgrove Athletic v Daventry Town 4-1 117 21 Brentwood Town v Harlow Town 0-0 137 Harlow Town v Brentwood Town (18/9) 0-4 93 22 Grays Athletic v Aylesbury 2-1 113 23 Walton & Hersham v Maldon & Tiptree 3-2 75 24 Hythe Town v Ware 4-0 165 25 Thamesmead Town v Burgess Hill Town 1-1 28 Burgess Hill Town v Thamesmead Town (18/9) 0-2 81 26 Royston Town v Aveley 5-1 136 27 Wroxham v AFC Hayes 3-1 82 28 Corinthian Casuals v Potters Bar Town 1-2 59 29 Romford v Dulwich Hamlet 3-1 97 30 Folkestone Invicta v Merstham 0-0 173 Merstham v Folkestone Invicta (18/9) 2-0 95 31 Northwood v Leatherhead 0-4 108 32 Needham Market v Maidstone United 2-4 290 33 Heybridge Swifts v Worthing 4-1 95 34 Cheshunt v Waltham Forest 1-3 65 35 Sittingbourne v Horsham 4-0 155 36 Chipstead v Waltham Abbey 0-1 51 37 Walton Casuals v Ashford Town (Middx) 1-5 69 38 Chertsey Town v Tilbury 4-1 116 39 Faversham Town v AFC Sudbury 1-0 137 40 Herne Bay v Chatham Town 0-2 258 41 Crawley Down Gatwick v Witham Town 2-1 67 42 North Greenford United v Tooting & Mitcham United 1-3 67 43 Clevedon Town v Wimborne Town 2-2 112 Wimborne Town v Clevedon Town (18/9) 3-0 94 44 Merthyr Town v Fleet Town 1-1 303 Fleet Town v Merthyr Town (18/9) 0-4 95 45 Winchester City v Sholing 1-2 62 46 Thatcham Town v Tiverton Town 0-1 86 47 Godalming Town v North Leigh 0-1 158 48 Abingdon United v Bridgwater Town 2-4 63 49 Slough Town v Hungerford Town
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    Helicopter Sitefinder Important Notice Whilst every effort has been taken to ensure the accuracy of the information in this publication and great care taken in its compilation, the author and publishers cannot be held responsible for any difficulties encountered whilst using any of the listed sites. Changes in site ownership and/or development of the site could affect the suitability or a vailability of the site and therefore all sites should be regarded as PPR and at pilot’s own risk. No “approval” of any kind is given or implied other than that of the site owner. j b frost Nothing in this manual supersedes any legislation, rules, regulations or procedures contained in any operational document issued by Her Majesty’s Stationery Office, the Civil Aviation Authority, the European Union, the European Commission, EASA, ICAO, the manufacturers of aircraft, engines and systems, or by the operators of aircraft throughout the world. Pooleys Helicopter Sitefinder Copyright 2013 © Air Pilot Publishing Ltd ISBN: 978-1-84336-114-5 All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced in any material form (including photocopying or storing it in any medium by electronic means and whether or not transiently or incidentally to some of the use of this publication (without the written permissions of the copyright owner) except in accordance with the provisions of the Copyright, Designs and Patent Act 1988 or under the terms of a licence issued by the Copyright Licensing Agency Limited, 90 Tottenham Court Road, London, England W1P 0LP. Applications for the copyright owner’s written permission to reproduce any part of this publication should be addressed to the publisher.