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Bedfordshire Fa Girls' Football League BEDFORDSHIRE FA GIRLS’ FOOTBALL LEAGUE Founded 2016 HANDBOOK - SEASON 2018/19 CONTENTS Page 3 Formation of Divisions Page 5 League Officers & Management Committee Page 6 Guidance for Club Secretary’s & Managers Page 8 Rules of the League Page 25 Fees Tariff Page 25 Fines Tariff Page 28 Rules for Cup Competitions Page 29 Directory of Clubs Page 43 Referees Page 44 Cup Finals & Trophy Event Winners Bedfordshire FA Girls’ Football League - Handbook 2018/19 2 FORMATION OF DIVISIONS U16 DIVISION [10] Aylesbury United Ladies & Girls (Berks & Bucks FA) City Belles (Berks & Bucks FA) Flitwick Eagles Blues Flitwick Eagles Whites Great Horwood (Berks & Bucks FA) Kempston Rovers Girls & Ladies Luton Town Ladies Moretonville Junior Phoenix (Berks & Bucks FA) Tattenhoe (Berks & Bucks FA) Watling U15 DIVISION 1 [8] AFC Dunstable Bedford Girls City Belles (Berks & Bucks FA) Kempston Rovers Girls & Ladies Luton Celtic Youth Milton Keynes City Emeralds (Berks & Bucks FA) Towcester Town Vixens (Northants FA) Woburn & Wavendon (Lionesses) U15 Division 2 is administered by the Bucks Girls League as part of the joint venture U14 BEDS DIVISION [10] Bedford Girls EB Lions AFC FC Castlethorpe Youth (Berks & Bucks FA) Kempston Rovers Girls & Ladies Leighton United Luton Allstars Lionesses Luton Town Ladies Milton Keynes City Crystals (Berks & Bucks FA) Moretonville Junior Falcons (Berks & Bucks FA) Tattenhoe (Berks & Bucks FA) U14 Bucks Division is administered by the Bucks Girls League as part of the joint venture U13 DIVISION 1 [8] U13 DIVISION 2 [8] AFC Dunstable Barton Athletic Girls Flitwick Eagles Whites City Belles (Berks & Bucks FA) Moretonville Junior Swans (Berks & Bucks FA) FC Biggleswade Youth Jaguars Shenley Panthers (Berks & Bucks FA) Kempston Rovers Girls & Ladies Stotfold Junior Leighton United Willen Lionesses (Berks & Bucks FA) Mid Beds Tigers Winslow United Juniors Wildcats (Berks & Bucks FA) Newport Pagnell Town Swans (Berks & Bucks FA) Woburn & Wavendon (Lionesses) Shefford Saints U12 DIVISION 1 [10] U12 DIVISION 2 [10] Aylesbury United Ladies & Girls Whites (Berks & Bucks FA) AFC Dunstable Bedford Girls Blues Aylesbury United Ladies & Girls Greens (Berks & Bucks FA) Flitwick Eagles Bedford Girls Blacks Great Denham Chesham United Girls (Berks & Bucks FA) Luton Allstars Lionesses Dunstable United Luton Town Ladies EB Lions AFC Stotfold Junior Leighton United Tattenhoe (Berks & Bucks FA) Pitstone & Ivinghoe Junior (Berks & Bucks FA) Wixams Wanderers Diamonds Thame Girls (Oxfordshire FA) Woburn & Wavendon (Lionesses) Westoning Bedfordshire FA Girls’ Football League - Handbook 2018/19 3 U11 DIVISION [17] Aylesbury United Ladies & Girls Greens (Berks & Bucks FA) Bedford Girls Bromham Youth AFC City Belles (Berks & Bucks FA) Flitwick Eagles Kempston Rovers Girls & Ladies Leighton Town Youth Leighton United Luton Town Ladies Milton Keynes City Ruby's (Berks & Bucks FA) Moretonville Junior Firebirds (Berks & Bucks FA) Shefford Saints Reds Shefford Saints Whites Stotfold Junior Wixams Wanderers Wildcats Woburn & Wavendon (Lionesses) Wootton Rangers Youth U10 DIVISION [9] Bedford Girls Blackbirds Flitwick Eagles Kempston Rovers Girls & Ladies Leighton United Luton Town Ladies Stotfold Junior Woburn & Wavendon (Lionesses) Clarets Woburn & Wavendon (Lionesses) Blues Wootton Rangers Youth U9 DIVISION [9] Bedford Girls Bluebirds Bedford Girls Kingfishers Biggleswade United Flitwick Eagles Wildcats Luton Allstars Lionesses Luton Town Ladies Newport Pagnell Town Swans (Berks & Bucks FA) Stopsley United Pink Sox Stotfold Junior U8 DIVISION [6] Bedford Girls Flitwick Eagles Wildcats Stotfold Junior Wixams Wanderers Red Devils Wixams Wanderers Blue Devils Woburn & Wavendon (Lionesses) Bedfordshire FA Girls’ Football League - Handbook 2018/19 4 LEAGUE OFFICERS & MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE CHAIR Jill Upton [email protected] - 01234 772668 (Home) - 07850 540631 (Mobile) DEPUTY CHAIR Mick McConkey [email protected] - 07958 259671 (Mobile) GENERAL SECRETARY & FIXTURE SECRETARY Nicholas Snelson (Bedfordshire FA - Competitions & Leagues Officer) [email protected] - 01582 567712 (Office Direct Line) - 07834 955549 (Mobile) REGISTRATION SECRETARY Charlotte Ross (Bedfordshire FA - Football Services Administrator) [email protected] - 01582 567714 (Office Direct Line) - 07984 308550 (Mobile) REFEREE APPOINTMENTS SECRETARY (Central Appointments Scheme) Mike Desborough (Bedfordshire FA - Referee Development Officer) [email protected] - 07803 623374 (Mobile) WELFARE OFFICER Sarah DaCosta (Bedfordshire FA - Designated Safeguarding Officer) [email protected] - 079620 500723 (Mobile) MANGEMENT COMMITTEE MEMBERS Stewart Jeeves (Bedfordshire FA - Football Services Manager) [email protected] - 01582 567724 (Office Direct Line) - 07525 592200 (Mobile) Marc Di Carlo (Bedfordshire FA - Football Development Officer [Central]) [email protected] - 01582 567718 (Office Direct Line) - 07984 266441 (Mobile) Annette Harrison (Club Rep - Bedford Girls) [email protected] - 07970 650573 (Mobile) Paul Slater (Club Rep - Bromham Youth AFC) [email protected] - 07557 397930 (Mobile) Gareth Williams (Club Rep - FC Biggleswade Youth) [email protected] - 07532 774750 (Mobile) Matt Collins (Club Rep - Leighton United) [email protected] - 07540 739733 (Mobile) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Management Committee Meeting Dates Wednesday 29th August 2018 - Wednesday 24th October 2018 - Wednesday 12th December 2018 Wednesday 20th February 2019 - Wednesday 24th April 2019 - Wednesday 26th June 2019 Annual General Meeting 2018 - Monday 8th July 2019 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - League Website http://fulltime-league.thefa.com/Index.do?league=530158839 Bedfordshire FA Girls’ Football League - Handbook 2018/19 5 SECRETARY & MANAGER GUIDANCE General The office hours at Bedfordshire FA are Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm. League Officers may be contactable outside of this on mobile phone numbers or via email. If any club details change (ie Manager, Kit, Ground) you must inform the League Secretary immediately and this will be forwarded on to all clubs. Referee Appointments (Bedfordshire Teams) - These will be made for the Age Groups U16 - U12 through the Central Appointments Scheme managed by Mike Desborough. All referee appointment enquiries should be directed to Mike - [email protected] or 07803 623374 Referee Appointments (Other CFA Teams) - Clubs will be required to make their own referee appointments in line with Bucks Girls League Rules. These can be qualified or unqualified depending on availability. Changing facilities & toilets should be available at all age groups – if this is not provided please ensure that you inform your opponents when confirming the game. If clubs have concerns over any venue being used then they should inform the League Secretary immediately. Kick Off for all games will be between 9:30am-11:15am with the default time of 10:30am. This can only be altered with the agreement of both clubs and any change notified to the League Secretary. Where there is no agreement the Home Club must provide a ground for a kick off between 9:30am-11:15am. Player Registrations must have been submitted to the league by 5pm on Friday via the WGS, have been approved and the player showing on full-time to be eligible to play on the Saturday (for mid-week matches by 5pm on the day before). Teams shall provide their registration sheet to their opposition on request, this could be a hard copy or an electronic version. Any eligibility queries should be raised pre- match with your opposition and then advised to the League immediately following the match. Teams may request 3 Free Weeks during the season giving at least 14 days notice of such. Where teams have any issues fulfilling a match due to players school commitments (Trips or school sports) they should give notice to the league at the earliest opportunity and the league will make a decision on whether a postponement can be granted which will not count as a free week. Short Teams & Large Scorelines Teams are reminded that Goal Difference is not a deciding factor in Youth Football and therefore in all games managers should not be attempting to inflict large scorelines on their opposition. If a Team is not going to be able to raise enough players they should advise their opponents as soon as possible so that they are aware. Where a team starts short of the usual number of players it is expected that their opponents will also drop to match that number. Teams must at least play with the minimum number of players. Age Group(s) Usual No. Min. No. of Players Of Players U8 & U9 5 4 U10 & U11 7 5 U12 & U13 9 6 U14 - U16 11 7 Should a team drop below the usual number of players during the game then depending on the scoreline at the time it is also expected that opponents would drop to that number (except if the reason for the reduction in players is down to a player being sent off). It is not the intention to disadvantage the team with more players. Should they go a goal down then they will be allowed to add an additional player to the field, after each goal they can add players until such time as they reach the usual no. of players for the game, should they take the lead in the game then all additional players should be removed. During the second half if the scores are level or the team only has a 1 goal advantage then they will be able to add,
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