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Handbook Season 2021/22 U18 Premier League Contents Handbook Season 2021/22 U18 Premier League Contents Club Information ....................................................................................................................02 Format .........................................................................................................................................16 Fixtures ........................................................................................................................................17 Rules of the U18 Premier League ..................................................................................30 U18 Premier League Club Information Club Information Arsenal Birmingham City Correspondence Address: Arsenal FC Training Ground, Bell Lane, London Colney, AL2 1DR Correspondence Address: Wast Hills Training Ground, Redhill Road, Kings Norton, Birmingham, B38 9EJ Home Address: As above Academy Manager: Per Mertesacker Tel: 01727 747450 Home Address: As above Academy Manager: Mike Dodds Email: [email protected] Tel: 0121 667 1720 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Administration: Sue Shipp Lead Coach: Dan Micciche Position: Academy Secretary (London Colney) Tel: 07714 857075 Administration: Alastair Chaplin Lead Coach: Martyn Olorenshaw Tel: 01727 747450 Email: [email protected] Position: Academy Operations Coordinator Tel: 0121 667 1720 Mobile: 07860 820885 Tel: 0121 667 1720 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Mobile: 07957 515272 Email: [email protected] First Choice Kit Colours Second Choice Kit Colours Shirts: Red and White Shirts: Yellow First Choice Kit Colours Second Choice Kit Colours Shorts: White Shorts: Yellow Shirts: Blue Shirts: Yellow Socks: Red and White Hoops Socks: Yellow Shorts: White Shorts: Blue GK Shirts: Green GK Shirts: Orange Socks: Blue Socks: White GK Shorts: Green GK Shorts: Orange GK Shirts: Black GK Shirts: Orange GK Socks: Green GK Socks: Orange GK Shorts: Black GK Shorts: Orange GK Socks: Black GK Socks: Orange Aston Villa Blackburn Rovers Correspondence Address: Aston Villa Training Ground, Bodymoor Heath Lane, Middleton, Correspondence Address: Blackburn Rovers Academy, Brockhall Village, Old Langho, Tamworth, North Warwickshire, B78 2BB Blackburn, BB6 8BA Home Address: Academy 2, Aston Villa Training Academy Manager: Mark Harrison Home Address: As above Head of Academy: Stuart Jones Ground, Bodymoor Heath Lane, Middleton, Email: [email protected] Tel: 01254 508310 Email: [email protected] Tamworth, North Warwickshire, B78 2BB Email: [email protected] Tel: 01827 872644 Email: [email protected] Administration: Dawn Dunn Lead Coach: Mike Sheron Position: Academy Secretary Tel: 01254 508310 Administration: Maxine Hammond Lead Coach: Sean Verity Tel: 01254 508311 Email: [email protected] Position: Assistant Head of Football Tel: 07885 556596 Mobile: 07917 034622 Administration Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Tel: 01827 871772 Mobile: 07971 782354 First Choice Kit Colours Second Choice Kit Colours Email: [email protected] Shirts: Blue and White Halves Shirts: Red and Black Halves Shorts: White with Blue Trim Shorts: Black with Red Trim First Choice Kit Colours Second Choice Kit Colours Socks: Blue with White Trim Socks: Black with Red Trim Shirts: Claret with Azure Blue Sleeves Shirts: White with Claret Pin Stripe GK Shirts: Green GK Shirts: Orange Shorts: White Shorts: Claret GK Shorts: Green GK Shorts: Orange Socks: Azure Blue Socks: White GK Socks: Green GK Socks: Orange GK Shirts: Yellow GK Shirts: Green GK Shorts: Yellow GK Shorts: Green GK Socks: Yellow GK Socks: Green 2 3 Club Information Club Information Brighton & Hove Albion Chelsea Correspondence Address: American Express Elite Football Performance Centre, Correspondence Address: Cobham Training Ground, 64 Stoke Road, Cobham, Surrey, 60 Mash Barn Lane, Lancing, BN15 9FP KT11 3PT Home address: As above Academy Manager: John Morling Home Address: As above Academy Manager: Neil Bath Tel: 01273 878245 Email: [email protected] Tel: 01932 588225 Email: [email protected] Email: georgina.trower@ Email: [email protected] brightonandhovealbion.com Administration: Emma Thomas Lead Coach: Ed Brand Administration: Georgie Trower Lead Coach: Mark Beard Position: Academy Operations and Tel: 07739 144921 Position: Academy Secretary Tel: 01273 878245 Admin Assistant Email: [email protected] Tel: 01273 878245 Email: [email protected] Tel: 01932 588225 Email: georgina.trower@ Mobile: 07534 988581 brightonandhovealbion.com Email: [email protected] First Choice Kit Colours Second Choice Kit Colours First Choice Kit Colours Second Choice Kit Colours Shirts: Blue and White Shirts: Hyper Turq Shirts: Blue Shirts: Yellow Shorts: Blue Shorts: Black Shorts: Blue Shorts: Black Socks: White Socks: Hyper Turq Socks: White Socks: Yellow GK Shirts: Black GK Shirts: Volt Yellow GK Shirts: Orange GK Shirts: Green GK Shorts: Black GK Shorts: Volt Yellow GK Shorts: Orange GK Shorts: Green GK Socks: Black GK Socks: Volt Yellow GK Socks: Orange GK Socks: Green Burnley Crystal Palace Correspondence Address: Turf Moor, Harry Potts Way, Burnley, BB10 4BX Correspondence Address: Crystal Palace FC Academy Training Ground, Copers Cope Road, Beckenham, BR3 1NZ Home Address: To be advised Academy Manager: To be advised Tel: To be advised Email: To be advised Home Address: As above Academy Manager: Gary Issott Email: To be advised Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Administration: Connor Park Lead Coach: Tony Philliskirk Administration: Leanne Hides Lead Coach: Paddy McCarthy Position: Academy Secretary Tel: 07977 740 950 Position: Academy Administration Manager Tel: 07813 673646 Tel: 07742 609513 Email: [email protected] Tel: 07951 137515 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] First Choice Kit Colours Second Choice Kit Colours First Choice Kit Colours Second Choice Kit Colours Shirts: Claret with Sky Blue and White Sleeve Shirts: White with Sky Blue Pinstripe Shirts: Blue and Red Shirts: Yellow Shorts: Sky Blue with Claret Shorts: White with Sky Blue Detailing Shorts: Blue Shorts: Yellow Socks: Sky Blue with Claret Socks: White with Sky Blue Detailing Socks: Blue Socks: Yellow GK Shirts: White with Black Speckled Sleeve GK Shirts: Green with Black Speckled Sleeve GK Shirts: Green GK Shirts: Pink GK Shorts: Black GK Shorts: Green GK Shorts: Green GK Shorts: Pink GK Socks: White and Black Speckled GK Socks: Green and Black Speckled GK Socks: Green GK Socks: Pink 4 5 Club Information Club Information Derby County Fulham Correspondence Address: Derby County Training Centre, Morley Road, Oakwood, Correspondence Address: Fulham FC Training Ground, Motspur Park, New Malden, Derby, DE21 4TB Surrey, KT3 6PT Home Address: As above Academy Manager: Darren Wassall Home Address: As above Academy Manager: Mike Cave Tel: 07912 387638 Email: [email protected] Tel: 020 8336 7430 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Administration: Lindsey Noon Lead Coach: Adam Robinson Administration: Charlotte Bellamy Lead Coaches: Steve Wigley / Ali Melloul Position: Academy Secretary Email: [email protected] Position: Academy Secretary Tel: 07827 245640/07748 857461 Mobile: 07912 387638 Tel: 020 8336 7430 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Mobile: 07825 453065 [email protected] Email: [email protected] First Choice Kit Colours Second Choice Kit Colours Shirts: White Shirts: Sky Blue First Choice Kit Colours Second Choice Kit Colours Shorts: Black Shorts: White Shirts: White Shirts: Black Socks: White Socks: Sky Blue Shorts: Black Shorts: White GK Shirts: Yellow GK Shirts: Pink Socks: White Socks: Black GK Shorts: Yellow GK Shorts: Pink GK Shirts: Solar Green GK Shirts: Solar Pink GK Socks: Yellow GK Socks: Pink GK Shorts: Solar Green GK Shorts: Solar Pink GK Socks: Solar Green GK Socks: Solar Pink Everton Leeds United Correspondence Address: USM Finch Farm, Finch Lane, Halewood, Liverpool, L26 3UE Correspondence Address: Leeds United Training Ground, Walton Road, Thorp Arch, Leeds, LS23 7BA Home Address: As above Academy Manager: David Unsworth Tel: 0151 705 9844 Email: [email protected] Home Address: As Above Academy Manager: Adam Underwood Email: [email protected] Tel: 01937 884400 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Administration: Graeme Riding Lead Coach: Paul Tait Position: Training Ground Co-ordinator Tel: 07792 333897 Administration: Matt Robertshaw Lead Coach: Scott Gardner Tel: 07866 002659 Email: [email protected] Position: Lead Operations Coordinator Tel: 07852 144504 Email: [email protected] Head of Academy Operations: Tel: 07794 236577 Email: [email protected] Daniel Manning Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] First Choice Kit Colours Second Choice Kit Colours First Choice Kit Colours Second Choice Kit Colours Shirts: White Shirts: Mystery Ink and Navy Shirts: Blue Shirts: White Shorts: White Shorts: Mystery Ink Shorts: White Shorts: Navy Socks: White Socks: Mystery Ink Socks: White Socks: Navy GK Shirts: Aqua GK Shirts: Orange GK Shirts: Black GK Shirts: Green GK Shorts: Aqua GK Shorts: Orange GK Shorts: Black GK Shorts: Green GK Socks: Aqua GK Socks: Orange GK Socks: Black GK Socks: Green 6 7 Club Information Club Information
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