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Premier League Handbook Handbook Season 2018/19 The Football Association Premier League Limited Season 2018/19 Board of Directors Richard Scudamore (Executive Chairman) Claudia Arney (Non-Executive Director) Kevin Beeston (Non-Executive Director) Auditors Deloitte LLP 2 New Street Square London EC4A 3BZ Bankers Barclays Bank plc 27th Floor 1 Churchill Place London E14 5HP Registered Office 30 Gloucester Place London W1U 8PL Regd. No. 2719699 Telephone 020 7864 9000 Facsimile 020 7864 9001 Website www.premierleague.com Published by The Football Association Premier League Limited © The Football Association Premier League Limited 2018 Premier League Chairmen’s Charter Season 2018/19 Foreword The Chairmen’s Charter is a statement of our commitment and aim to run Premier League football to the highest possible standards in a professional manner and with the utmost integrity. With that aim we, the Chairmen of the Clubs in membership of the Premier League, are determined: • To conduct our respective Club’s dealings with the utmost good faith and honesty. • At all times to maintain a Rule book which is comprehensive, relevant and up-to-date. • To adopt disciplinary procedures which are professional, fair and objective. • To submit to penalties which are fair and realistic. • To secure the monitoring of and compliance with the Rules at all times. The Charter The Chairmen’s Charter sets out our commitment to run Premier League football to the highest possible standards and with integrity. We will ensure that our Clubs: • Behave with the utmost good faith and honesty to each other, do not unjustly criticise or disparage one another and maintain confidences. • Will comply with the laws of the game and take all reasonable steps to ensure that the Manager, his staff and Players accept and observe the authority and decisions of Match Officials at all times. • Follow Premier League and FA Rules not only to the letter but also to their spirit, and will ensure that our Clubs and Officials are fully aware of such rules and that we have effective procedures to implement the same. • Will respect the contractual obligations and responsibilities of each other’s employees and not seek to breach these or to make illegal approaches. • Will discharge their financial responsibilities and obligations to each other promptly and fully and not seek to avoid them. • Will seek to resolve differences between each other without recourse to law. Club Directory 01 Fixtures 43 Rules 63 Premier League Rules 79 Premier League Forms 249 Youth Development Rules 345 Youth Development Forms 445 Appendices to the Rules 483 Match Officials 515 Memorandum & Articles of 521 Association Miscellaneous 549 Statistics 577 Club Directory AFC Bournemouth Vitality Stadium Dean Court Bournemouth BH7 7AF Main Switchboard: 0344 576 1910 Fax: 01202 726373 Ticket Office: 0344 576 1910 www.afcb.co.uk Chairman Finance Director Jeff Mostyn David Holiday 01202 726321 Chief Executive Neill Blake Commercial Director Rob Mitchell Club Secretary 01202 726322 Neil Vacher Ticket Office Manager Manager Dan Clarke Eddie Howe 01202 726331 General Manager Head of Media and Communications Elizabeth Finney Anthony Marshall Academy Manager and 01202 726312 Head of Coaching Head of Safeguarding Joe Roach Steve Thorpe 01202 726329 Home kit Alternative kit 1 Alternative kit 2 Colours: Shirts: Red and Colours: Shirts: White / Colours: Shirts: Beach Glass Black Stripes / Shorts: Navy Blue / and Marine / Shorts: Black / Socks: Navy Blue Shorts: White/ Socks: Black Socks: Beach Glass 3 Supporter Liaison Officer Shirt Sponsor Elizabeth Finney M88 01202 726309 Club Directory: Kit Manufacturer Safety Officer Umbro Alan Jones Ground Capacity at start of the Season Disability Access Officer 11,329 Alice Jeans Pitch Dimensions AFC 01202 726311 Length: 105 metres Width: 68 metres Bournemouth Team Doctor Directors Dr Craig Roberts Jeff Mostyn (Chairman) MBChB (UCT) MPhil (Sports and Neill Blake (Chief Executive) Exercise Medicine) (UCT) Nick Rothwell Head Physiotherapist Jay Coppoletta Steve Hard Matt Hulsizer BSc (Hons) MSST, MCSP, SRP Rico Seitz Head Groundsman Official Company Name and Number Ian Lucas AFC Bournemouth Limited NVQ Level 3 Sports Turf Management No. 6632170 Home Goalkeeper Goalkeeper Alt kit 1 Goalkeeper Alt kit 2 Colours: Shirts: Yellow / Colours: Shirts: Green / Colours: Shirts: Black / Shorts: Yellow / Shorts: Green / Shorts: Black / Socks: Yellow Socks: Green Socks: Black 4 Arsenal Highbury House 75 Drayton Park London N5 1BU Main Switchboard: 020 7619 5003 Contact Centre / Ticket Office: 020 7619 5000 Credit Card Bookings: 0844 277 3625 www.arsenal.com Chairman Chief Financial Officer Sir Chips Keswick Stuart Wisely 020 7704 4060 Chief Executive Officer Ivan Gazidis Chief Commercial Officer Vinai Venkatesham Company Secretary 020 7619 5003 David Miles Communications Director Head Coach Mark Gonnella Unai Emery 020 7704 4010 Assistant Head Coaches General Counsel Steve Bould Svenja Geissmar Juan Carlos Cardedo 020 7619 5003 Academy Manager Chief Operations / People Officer Per Mertesacker Trevor Saving 020 7619 5003 Home kit Alternative kit 1 Alternative kit 2 Colours: Shirts: Red and Colours: Shirts: Navy Blue Colours: Shirts: Pastel Green White / and Red / and Navy Blue / Shorts: Shorts: White / Shorts: Red and Navy Blue / Pastel Green / Socks: Pastel Socks: White and Red Socks: Navy Blue and Red Green and Navy Blue 5 Media, Marketing and CRM Director Managing Editor (Publications) Michael Leavey Andy Exley 020 7619 5003 Arsenal Football Club, Highbury House Club Directory: 75 Drayton Park, London N5 1BU Ticketing and Services Director 020 7619 5003 Ivan Worsell 020 7619 5003 Shirt Sponsor Emirates Stadium and Facilities Director A John Beattie Kit Manufacturer rsenal 020 7704 4030 PUMA Supporter Liaison Officer Ground Capacity at start of the Season Mark Brindle 60,260 020 7619 5003 Pitch Dimensions Disability Liaison Officer Length: 105 metres Width: 68 metres Alun Francis Directors 020 7619 5003 Sir Chips Keswick (Chairman) Event Safety and Security Manager Stanley Kroenke Sharon Cicco Ivan Gazidis (CEO) 020 7704 4030 Ken Friar OBE Richard Carr Medical Director / Team Doctor Lord Harris of Peckham Dr Gary O’Driscoll Josh Kroenke MBBS, BSc, DipSEM, FFSEM(Ire) Official Company Name and Number Head Groundsman The Arsenal Football Club Plc Paul Ashcroft No. 109244 National Diploma in Turf, Science and Grounds Management Home Goalkeeper Goalkeeper Alt kit 1 Goalkeeper Alt kit 2 Colours: Shirts: Black Colours: Shirts: Green Colours: Shirts: Purple and Red / and White / and White / Shorts: Black / Shorts: Green / Shorts: Purple / Socks: Black and Red Socks: Green and White Socks: Purple and White 6 Brighton & Hove Albion The American Express Community Stadium Village Way, Falmer Brighton, East Sussex BN1 9BL Main Switchboard: 0344 324 6282 Ticket Office No: 0844 3271901 [email protected] www.brightonandhovealbion.com Chairman Ticket Office Manager Tony Bloom Joel Spicer 01273 647251 Chief Executive Paul Barber Head of Media Paul Camillin Club Secretary 07747 773692 Mark Dennis 07523 870280 Head of Marketing Marc Dring Manager 07464 601963 Chris Hughton Supporter Liaison Officer Academy Manager Sarah Gould John Morling 0344 324 6282 Finance Director David Jones 01273 647252 Home kit Alternative kit 1 Alternative kit 2 Colours: Shirts: Blue and Colours: Shirts: Green / Colours: Shirts: Gold / White / Shorts: White / Shorts: Gold / Shorts: White / Socks: Black Socks: Black Socks: Blue 7 Head of Safety & Security Shirt Sponsor Adrian Morris American Express 01273 878234 Club Directory: Kit Manufacturers Albion in the Community Chairman Nike Martin Perry Ground Capacity at start of the Season 01273 878248 30,666 Disability Liaison Officer Pitch Dimensions Albion & Hove Brighton Oliver Riley Length: 105 metres Width: 68 metres 0344 324 6282 Directors Head of Medical Services Tony Bloom (Chairman) Adam Brett Paul Barber (Chief Executive) Team Doctor Ray Bloom Dr. Stephen Lewis Derek Chapman BSc (Hons), MBBS, AFRCSEd, MScSEM, Robert Comer MFSEM (UK), PGDipMedUS Adam Franks Peter Godfrey Head Physiotherapist David Jones (Finance Director) Adam Brett Martin Perry (Executive Director) BSc (Hons) Sports Science, BSc (Hons) Marc Sugarman Physiotherapy, MSc Sports Physiotherapy, Michelle Walder MCSP, MACPSEM (Gold Level) Official Company Name and Number Groundsman The Brighton and Hove Albion Football Steve Winterburn Club Limited IOG Diploma (Intermediate) No. 81077 Home Goalkeeper Goalkeeper Alt kit 1 Colours: Shirts: Yellow / Colours: Shirts: Black / Shorts: Yellow / Shorts: Black / Socks: Yellow Socks: Black 8 Burnley Turf Moor Harry Potts Way Burnley Lancashire BB10 4BX General Enquiries: 01282 446800 Facsimile No: 01282 700014 Ticket Hotline: 0844 807 1882 [email protected] www.burnleyfc.com Chairman Financial Controller Mike Garlick Ian Hargreaves 01282 704714 Chief Executive David Baldwin Director of Commercial Affairs Anthony Fairclough Head of Football Operations / 01282 700007 Club Secretary Matt Williams Marketing and Operations Manager Nick Taylor Manager 01282 704717 Sean Dyche Ticket Office Manager Assistant Manager Elaine Clare Ian Woan 01282 700020 Academy Manager Jonathan Pepper Home kit Alternative kit 1 Alternative kit 2 Colours: Shirts: Claret / Colours: Shirts: Black / Colours: Shirts: White / Shorts: White / Shorts: Black / Shorts: White / Socks: White Socks: Black Socks: White 9 Stadium and Operations Manager / Shirt Sponsor Disability Access Officer Laba 360 Doug Metcalfe Club Directory:
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