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2019 Football Operations Manual 2019 Football Operations Manual Contents Staff ...................................................................................................................................... 2 Board .................................................................................................................................... 2 Club Contacts ....................................................................................................................... 3 Ground Locations .................................................................................................................. 4 Ground Locations continued ................................................................................................. 5 Fixture Schedule ................................................................................................................... 5 Playing Days and Starting Times .......................................................................................... 6 Break Length ........................................................................................................................ 6 Underage Eligibility ............................................................................................................... 6 Home & Away Eligibility ........................................................................................................ 7 Fixture Amendment Requests ............................................................................................... 7 Finals Arrangements ............................................................................................................. 7 Finals Eligibility ..................................................................................................................... 7 Football Size/Requirements .................................................................................................. 8 Number of Interchange Players Allowed ............................................................................... 8 Club Minimum Numbers ........................................................................................................ 8 Team Officials on Bench ....................................................................................................... 8 Match Day Officials ............................................................................................................... 9 Uniforms and Equipment ....................................................................................................... 9 Uniforms and Equipment continued .................................................................................... 10 Minimum Facility Requirements .......................................................................................... 11 Club Roles and Responsibilities ..................................................................................... 12-15 Registrations/Transfers ....................................................................................................... 15 Match Day Paperwork .................................................................................................... 16-18 EDFL Rules ................................................................................................................... 18-19 Tribunal ............................................................................................................................... 20 Investigations ...................................................................................................................... 20 Appeals ............................................................................................................................... 20 Rule Changes and Interpreatations for 2019 .................................................................. 21-22 Modified Rules Grid ............................................................................................................ 23 1 | Page CONTACT INFORMATION HEAD OFFICE Windy Hill (Level 1) 78A Napier Street, Essendon, VIC 3040 Email: [email protected] Note: All EDFL meetings/training sessions, unless otherwise advised, will be held at Head Office Regular updates and information are posted on our social media networks Twitter - www.twitter.com/EDFLfooty Facebook - www.facebook.com/essendonDFL Instagram - www.instagram.com/EDFLfooty YouTube - www.youtube.com/EDFLfooty Visit the EDFL website www.essendondfl.com.au Club Hub – For Rules and Guidelines, the Club Noticeboard, Interleague Updates and SportsTG support. Match Centre – For Scores, Best Players, Goal Kickers and Ladders League – For the Strategic Plan, Annual Reports and League History Media & News – For EDFL Video, Photography, Podcasts and Radio Umpiring – For Electronic Paperwork, Umpire Appointments and General Information EDFL Staff Staff Member Position Email Phone Craig Armstead Chief Executive Officer [email protected] 9373 2700 Greta May Corporate Services Manager [email protected] 9373 2701 Chantelle Raniolo Corporate Services Manager [email protected] 9373 2701 Pauline Leslie Female Football Development Manager [email protected] 9373 2712 Stephen Webb Football Operations Manager [email protected] 9373 2700 Taylah Morris Football Operations Officer [email protected] 9373 2708 Ken Waters Football Operations Officer [email protected] 9373 2707 Rowan Sawers Director of Umpiring [email protected] 9373 2703 Patrick Moloney Umpires Administrator [email protected] 9373 2710 Adem Saricaoglu Media Manager [email protected] 9373 2706 AFL Victoria Mark Morgan North West Development Manager ([email protected]) Shane Abdilla Melbourne Central Development Manager ([email protected]) EDFL Board Bernie Shinners (Chairman - [email protected]) Robert Castellas Romy Gutbier Tanya Taylor Janette Chantry Steele Waterman Andrea Tacono 2 | Page Club Contacts Club Contact Email Phone Aberfeldie John Larkins [email protected] 0408 321 760 Airport West Rob Smith [email protected] 0409 197 450 Ascot Vale Paul Meehan [email protected] 0431 686 125 Avondale Heights Jennifer Pingitore [email protected] 0431 329 139 Burnside Heights Justin Peagram [email protected] 0432 516 526 Coburg Districts Steve Kennedy [email protected] 0410 437 525 Coburg FC Mollie-Ann Gregory [email protected] 0430 971 206 Craigieburn Margaret Perkins [email protected] 0402 078 188 East Keilor Gavan Wignall [email protected] 0418 306 000 East Sunbury Julie Brne [email protected] 0417 302 395 Essendon Doutta Stars Michael Ryan [email protected] 0417 059 194 Glenroy Ozzie Salvatico [email protected] 0407 534 791 Greenvale Ken Hutchinson [email protected] 0418 582 902 Hadfield Sally McKerchar [email protected] 0409 016 736 Hillside Cary Ferraro [email protected] 0409 449 127 Hume Bombers Gurinder Singh [email protected] 0424 820 466 Jacana Margaret Noble [email protected] 0435 780 036 Keilor Dana Hill [email protected] 0405 150 204 Keilor Park Kylie Garth [email protected] 0439 561 513 Maribyrnong Park Tony Fisher [email protected] 0411 301 567 Moonee Valley Brett Curran [email protected] 0419 763 347 Northern Saints Gillian Adams [email protected] 0422 849 661 Oak Park Pauline Strkalj [email protected] 0434 579 837 Pascoe Vale Jenny Tydell [email protected] 0417 102 074 Roxburgh Park Tracey Winmar [email protected] 0434 167 300 St Francis Lee Ryan [email protected] 0408 891 087 Strathmore Michael Horne [email protected] 0433 470 327 Sunbury Kangaroos Karen Cocks [email protected] 0417 307 719 Sunbury Lions Michelle Taylor [email protected] 0403 204 503 Taylors Lakes Julie Chitsos [email protected] 0409 259 389 Tullamarine Jo Hardman [email protected] 0409 533 747 West Coburg Kim Behringer [email protected] 0417 106 467 Westmeadows Deb Williams [email protected] 0434 013 702 3 | Page Ground Locations Venue Name Club Address Aberfeldie Park West Aberfeldie Tilba Street, Aberfeldie Boeing Reserve Strathmore Boeing Road, Strathmore Heights Brearley Reserve West Coburg Heliopolis Street, Pascoe Vale Buckley Park Essendon Doutta Stars Cooper Street, Essendon Burnside Heights Recreation Reserve Burnside Heights Tenterfield Drive & Ironbark Grove Burnside Heights Recreation Reserve - Oval 2 Burnside Heights Tenterfield Drive & Ironbark Grove Canning Reserve Avondale Heights Old Canning Street, Maribyrnong Charles Mutton Reserve Northern Saints Lorne Street, Fawkner Charles Mutton Reserve - Oval 2 Northern Saints Lorne Street, Fawkner Clarke Oval Sunbury Lions Riddell Road, Sunbury Clifton Park Aberfeldie Batman Street, Aberfeldie Coburg City Oval (Piranha Park) Coburg FC Harding Street, Coburg Cole Reserve Coburg Districts Cumberland Road, Pascoe Vale D S Aitken Reserve Craigieburn Craigieburn Road, Craigieburn Eric Boardman Reserve Sunbury Kangaroos Wilsons Lane, Sunbury Essendon Football Ground EDFL Napier Street, Essendon Etzel St Reserve Airport West Etzel Street, Airport West Green Gully Reserve Keilor Green Gully Road, Keilor Downs Greenvale Recreation Reserve Greenvale Section Road, Greenvale Greenvale Recreation Reserve - Oval 2 Greenvale Section Road, Greenvale Hallam Reserve Pascoe Vale Bawden Court, Pascoe Vale
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