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League Handbook DIRECTORY, RECORDS AND RULES SEASON 2020-2021 110th Season www.esblfootball.com THE WINNING TEAM FOR PRINT CONT ACT PAUL JENNER FOR QUOTE TODAY 7c Perry Road , Witham, Essex CM8 3UD Telephone: 01376 5333 14 Mobile: 07867 506383 Email: [email protected] Web: www.colt-press.co.uk Essex and Suffolk Border Football League and Cup 1911 to 2021 in which is merged the Colchester Borough League 1893 and the Colchester and District League 1903 Affiliated to the Essex County F.A. HEADQUARTERS ‘HAWTHORNS’ New Farm Road, Stanway, Colchester. CO3 0PG Telephone: 01206 578 187 “Pleasure and Action make the hours seem short” We wish all the Essex and Suffolk Border League Clubs every success for the forth coming season Edited by Brian Reed Front Cover Image: Sport photo created by freepik - www.freepik.com 1 INDEX OFFICERS 4 THE MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE 7 SECRETARY’S REPORT 8 NATIONAL LEAGUE SYSTEM 11 USEFUL ADDRESSES 25 COMPETITION CONSTITUTION 29 CLUB DIRECTORY 30 REFEREES AND ASSISTANT REFEREES PANEL 88 STANDING ORDERS 91 COMPETITION RULES 92 GROUND STANDARDS - APPENDIX ONE 121 CODE OF CONDUCT - APPENDIX TWO 127 GUIDE TO MARKING OF REFEREES - APPENDIX THREE 133 PLAYERS OWING MONEY TO CLUBS - APPENDIX FOUR 136 TIMES OF KICK-OFF - APPENDIX FIVE 140 OFFICERS OF THE COMPETITION - APPENDIX SIX & SEVEN 141 CHALLENGE CUP RULES 142 TOMMY THOMPSON CUP RULES 146 ALBERT LEE TROPHY RULES 147 CUP DRAWS 148 COMPETITION RECORDS 153 2 Patron RICHARD HOLT 15 Chartfield Drive, Kirby-Le-Soken, Frinton-on-Sea, Essex CO13 0DR Telephone: 01255 671881 President LT. COL. P. ANDREWS, O.B.E. ‘Stonecutters’, 20 Frere Way, Fingringhoe, Colchester, Essex CO5 7BP Telephone: 01206 729573 Life Members LT. COL. P. ANDREWS, O.B.E. - 2005 R. DEGVILLE, ESQ - 2010 C. GARROD, ESQ - 2001 A. GOULD, ESQ - 2010 E. HAMBLION, ESQ - 2004 M. HARDS, ESQ. - 2009 MRS S. HARRIS - 2014 R. HOLT, ESQ - 2001 MRS J. LYNN - 2004 J. O’MARA - 2018 B. TATUM, ESQ - 2006 T. TRICKER, ESQ - 2009 F. WARING, ESQ - 2013 J. WICKS - 2018 D. WILLIAMS, ESQ - 2016 M. WILLMORE, ESQ - 2016 P. WHENT, ESQ - 2017 Vice-Presidents R. GARWOOD, ESQ (Tiptree) D.E. SAUNDERS, ESQ (Clacton) 3 OFFICERS Chairman BRIAN TATUM (retires 2023) 4 Beaconsfield Close, Sudbury, Suffolk. CO10 6JR Telephone: 01787 375840 Email: [email protected] Vice Chairman JOHN CAMPANY (retires 2023) 12 Swinton Close, Ipswich, Suffolk. IP2 9RL Telephone: 01473 682238 Mobile: 07766 211549 Hon. General Secretary M/S ALISON STANFORD The Oaks, 9A Young Close, Clacton-on-sea, Essex. CO16 8UQ Telephone & Fax: 01255 433737 Email: [email protected] Hon. Referees Appointment Secretary ALAN GOULD 27 Tower Road, Brightlingsea, Essex. CO7 0AL Mobile: 07970 614051 Email: [email protected] Hon, Fixture Secretary & Hon. Registration Secretary MICK WILLMORE The Oaks, 9A Young Close, Clacton-on-sea, Essex. CO16 8UQ Telephone & Fax: 01255 433737 Mobile: 07975 871230 Email: [email protected] Assistant Fixture Secretary M/S ALISON STANFORD 4 Hon. Treasurer / Fines Officer BRIAN REED 60 Bobbits Way, Wivenhoe, Colchester, Essex. CO7 9NJ Telephone: 01206 825334 Mobile: 07568 085386 Email: [email protected] Ground & Amenities Standards Officer BRIAN MARTIN 19 Coach Road, Alresford, Essex. CO7 8EB Telephone: 01206 826728 Mobile: 07805 816178 Assistant RICHARD DEGVILLE 5 Old Heath Road, Colchester, Essex. CO1 2ES Telephone: 01206 792599 Authentication Officer PAUL HARVEY 28 Church Road, Tiptree, Essex. CO5 0TQ Telephone: 01621 718849 Mobile: 07434 278806 Emergency Finance Rules Revision & Referees Committee Officers of the League Bankers National Westminster Hon Auditor Lt Col Peter Andrews O.B.E. Representative Team Manager T.B.A Assistant Team Manager T.B.A. 5 AGENDA FOR THE MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE MEETINGS 1. Roll Call 2. Apologies for absence 3. Minutes of the Previous Management Committee Meeting 4. Matters arising 5. Correspondence 6. Hon. Fixture Secretary Report 7. Hon. Referee Secretary Report 8. Fines Officer Report 9. Hon. Registration Secretary Report 10. Hon. Treasurer Report 11. League Development 12. Any other business In an effort to avoid lengthy meetings it is suggested that all Management Committee Meetings commence promptly and terminate at 9.30 p.m. ALISON STANFORD Hon. General Secretary 6 THE MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE (6) Representing: DAN ALLEN TONY ARMSTRONG ROGER CRANE MALCOLM HARDS PAUL HARVEY ROBERT PASSMORE See Standing Order 2 and Rule 5c General meetings will be held when necessary ESSEX AND SUFFOLK BORDER LEAGUE SEASON 2020-2021 THE MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE Meetings for the Season 2020-2021 have been arranged as follows: VENUE: New Boardroom TIME: 19:30pm PROMPT DATES: Thursday September 3rd 2020 Thursday October 1st 2020 Thursday November 5th 2020 Thursday December 3rd 2020 Thursday January 7th 2021 Thursday February 4th 2021 Thursday March 4th 2021 Thursday April 1st 2021 Thursday May 6th 2021 Thursday May 13th 2021 (Provisional) Thursday May 20th 2021 Special General Meeting Thursday June 10th 2021 Annual General Meeting This letter will be the only notification of these Meetings, with the exception of the Special and General Meetings of which proper notices will be sent. Any cancellation or changes of venue will be notified. 7 HON. SECRETARY’S REPORT SEASON 2019/2020 I am delighted to be able to present my Annual Report the first as secretary of the Essex and Suffolk Border League. A year ago none of us would have been able to guess in a million years how the season has panned out! Last year Richard started his report with the words, “In a season that, in the main, has been uneventful once again”- well none of us can say that about this season. Coronavirus has truly wreaked havoc with football at every single level and a lot more. For the first time in a number of years the winter was very wet and we lost many games because of wet pitches. So come the middle of March we were already behind with fixtures and looking like we would have to play well into May to complete the fixtures. We played up to and including 14 March and followed government, FA and ECFA advice however, on 16 March we suspended fixtures until further notice. Once football was suspended we waited week on week to see if there was any possibility of restarting and completing games. It soon became clear that the general situation with the virus was getting worse and following the FA’s decision the season was abandoned and all fixtures were voided, with no promotions or relegations. It is still hoped that the Cup Competitions can be completed as a precursor to the new season 2020-2021. We have been kept informed by both the FA and ECFA with “Coronavirus Updates” which have been passed on to clubs and posted on the website. However, at this moment in time there is still no indication as to when grass roots football will return. They have been able to restart top flight football behind closed doors and with a rigorous programme of testing and preventative measures in place. This is not possible even at Division One and Two level let alone grass roots. Clubs have been able to restart training providing they carefully follow government and FA guidance and advice. This, of course, has been very well received by all participants in grass roots football. So, this year, no winners or runners up, no promotions or relegations, no medals or glory for the teams! However, there are some performances which are notable and worthy of comment. In the Premier Division, Stanway Pegasus, promoted last season, were topping the table when the season was abandoned, they were 10 points clear of Great Bentley. However, on a points per game basis Great Bentley were superior and could have been the winners had the season been concluded. In fact the division was very competitive and in reality any of the top 5 had a real possibility of winning the division. Particular mention to both Pegasus and Flitch who were 8 both new to the Premier Division and gave very creditable performances in their first season. In Division One, no one could match Sudbury Sports. They were 6 points clear when the season was abandoned and their points per game was superior to anyone in the whole league; they lost only 1 league game and drew 2. Tiptree Jobserve’s performance was almost as good with one loss and 5 draws. Colne Athletic also had an excellent season just one point behind Jobserve. Division 2 was also very tight at the top and the title could have gone to any of the top 5 teams who all played very competitively. Hedinghams leading on points but Shrub End leading on points per game. Moving on to Division Three, again the top 5 teams were all in contention. St Osyth, in their first season back with the Border League, looked the most likely winner, with Oyster and Lawford Lads Reserves being hard on their heels. Our own Cup Finals were well contested, as far as they went. As I have already said we do hope to be able to complete the 9 remaining games to complete these competitions. The Representative team played in 2 rounds of the Inter League Cup. Beating the Southern Combination League 1 – 0 at The Harwich ground and losing to the Southern Amateur League 3 – 1 at Little Oakley. With thanks to both clubs for their hospitality. Our Manager, Mr Tony Armstrong is to be congratulated on his achievements in this and previous seasons. After 23 years in the position he has decided to step down. The League would like to thank him for his service over the years and for raising the profile of representative football in the league. We are currently looking for a replacement for Tony to take us forward.
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