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Please Remember 1. These Are Kids 2. This Is a Game 3. the Coaches Are 2018-19 Crofts Estate Agents Youth Football League PLEASE REMEMBER 1. THESE ARE KIDS 2. THIS IS A GAME 3. THE COACHES ARE VOLUNTEERS 4. THE REFEREES ARE HUMAN 5. THIS IS NOT THE WORLD CUP Find us on Social Media facebook.com/croftsyfl twitter.com/croftsyfl 1 2018-19 Crofts Estate Agents Youth Football League Crofts Estate Agents Youth Football League Sponsored by CROFTS ESTATE AGENTS 62 St Peters Avenue, Cleethorpes, Lincolnshire, DN35 8HP Tel: (01472) 200 666 OFFICERS & MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE President Dave Bell [email protected] Life Members Barry Turner Tony Drinkell Vice Presidents Robert Read Les Harrison David Cass [email protected] lesharrison@ croftsyfl.co.uk [email protected] Chairman Benn Cass 07754 009184 11 Curry Road, Grimsby, DN34 4EZ [email protected] Vice Chairman Jon Woods 07812 073301 23 David Street, Grimsby, DN32 9NL [email protected] Secretary Kim Leach 07964 273873 42 Ferndown Drive, Immingham, DN40 2LP [email protected] Treasurer Alex Sawden 07596 910792 [email protected] Welfare Officer Becky Good 07971 373418 [email protected] (U7 – 10) Welfare Officer Jane Kinnaird 07883 910358 [email protected] (U11-16) Registrar (U7 – 10) Grant McDougall 07872 489926 55 Westerdale Way, Grimsby, DN37 9BZ [email protected] Registrar (U11-16) Mick Jarvis 07557 446225 5 Blyth Way, Laceby, DN37 7FD [email protected] Fixtures Secretary Ellie Fenty-Plastow 07851 613474 [email protected] (U7-10) Fixtures Secretary Stef Standland 07460 425672 [email protected] (U11-12) Fixtures Secretary Gary Smith 07747 688373 [email protected] (U13-16) Referees Secretary Steve Wright 07762 945431 [email protected] Charter Standard Simon Leach 07540 126788 [email protected] Officer Assist. Secretary Ryan Hall 07456 564751 [email protected] Respect Admin & Stef Standland 07460 425672 [email protected] Events Officer Committee members should not be contacted after 8pm 2 2018-19 Crofts Estate Agents Youth Football League USEFUL INFORMATION MONTHLY MANAGEMENT MEETINGS (AUGUST-APRIL) Last Wednesday of each month, at Western Primary School, Grimsby. Sub Committees, 6pm. Clubs, 7pm, Full Committee 8pm. Clubs meetings – August, September, November, January, March CORRESPONDENCE Teams SHOULD always contact their club secretary before making contact with league officials. Nine times out of ten they will know the answer and if they do not they will be able to find out for you. All correspondence should be directed to the email addresses below. Queries relating to welfare should be directed to the Welfare Officer. League contact details are below: Fixtures & Results - Ellie Fenty-Plastow / Stef Standland / Gary Smith Welfare/Respect – Becky Good or Jane Kinnaird Registrations – Grant McDougall / Mick Jarvis Any Other League Business – Kim Leach League officials should not be contacted after 8pm CHANGING KICK OFF TIMES A reminder that teams are able to agree to change the kick off time but not the date of the fixture (or ground). A form should be submitted when a kick off time has been changed. You must ensure you have agreed the change of kick off time with your opponents (and match referee) and changed this on the full-time website. For league provided pitches you must kick off at the specified time. TRANSFERS A reminder that transfers are only allowed during the month of December. Teams are limited to 2 per season. The transfer form is on the website www.croftsyfl.co.uk/downloads. When sending in paperwork you MUST also include the transfer fee and stamped addressed envelope. No team can sign on players after 28th February in any playing season. MINI-SOCCER REFEREES It is a requirement of the home club to provide a referee for mini-soccer matches. The referee who started the match should finish the match. You should not be changing referees at half time. All games should be two equal halves and not played in quarters. It is a requirement that at least 2 responsible bodies complete the mini-soccer awareness course for each mini- soccer team in the league. There is no maximum number of bodies that can attend and the courses are provided free of charge. This can be team management and/or parents but must hold a valid DBS disclosure. People who attend this course will be given an ID card as proof they have attended the course and should be carried with them whilst officiating a match. 3 2018-19 Crofts Estate Agents Youth Football League ENTERING OUTSIDE COMPETITIONS Teams are reminded that you must seek permission prior to entering any outside tournament. Failure to do so may incur a fine of up to £100. POSTPONEMENTS There are no postponements within the league except for school activities. Any team unable to play a fixture please note there may be a fine of up to £100 per fixture. There is a form on the website to submit a postponement request, however this is not guaranteed and may still be fined. UNFIT PITCH PROCEDURE A pitch can only be deemed unfit by either the match referee or the groundsman responsible for the designated pitch. The groundsman may at their discretion leave the decision to the home team. The league may if deem necessary postpone fixtures en bloc should the weather be severe enough to avoid teams travelling or players playing in extreme weather conditions. If the match is doubtful 2 days before the match or postponed on the day of the match you must: 1. Contact the opposition to let them know the match is in doubt / postponed by phone call 2. Contact the match officials to let them know the match is in doubt / postponed by phone call 3. Complete the postponement form on the website with enough information to understand why the match has been postponed and by who. The referee’s decision whether the game is playable or not is final and will not be questioned. RESPECT WORKSHOPS It is a requirement that all team managers/coaches attend a Respect Workshop each season. It is vital you attend as important information will be given out regarding Respect initiatives the league will be enforcing throughout the season. The league work hard to ensure all teams follow these rules and fines will be issued for non-compliance of any respect initiative. 4 2018-19 Crofts Estate Agents Youth Football League 5 2018-19 Crofts Estate Agents Youth Football League HONOURS LIST (2018/19) League Under 12 Orange Discoveries GB Under 12 Blue Discoveries Empire Colts Under 12 Grey Cleethorpes Town JFC Under 13 Orange Brigg Town JFC Under 13 Blue Cleethorpes Town East Trans Under 14 Discoveries Flyers Under 15 Immingham Pilgrims AFC Cup Winners U11 Challenge Cup 1 The Crofts Estate Agents Cup Seven Seas U11 Challenge Cup 2 The Les Harrison Trophy West Marsh U12 Main Cup Tom Fox Cup Discoveries GB U12 Orange Cup The Barry Turner Cup Healing Hotspurs U12 Blue Cup Ron Elwiss Memorial Trophy Waltham Mariners U12 Grey Cup Barrie Rowan Memorial Trophy Keelby United U13 Main Cup Asher Cup Discoveries Ultra U13 Orange Cup The Dave Bell Cup Grimsby Borough 4Matic U13 Blue Cup The Bob Read Cup Clee Town East Trans U14 Main Cup David Robinson Memorial Trophy Discoveries Flyers U14 Challenge Cup Dave Cass Challenge Cup Discoveries Flyers U15 Main Cup Tom Fox Cup Cleethorpes Town JFC U15 Challenge Cup The Crofts Estate Agents Challenge Cup Cleethorpes Town JFC Trophy Events U7 Champions League Discoveries Colts & Discoveries Dragons U7 Europa League Discoveries PPF & Cleethorpes Town JFC U8 Champions League 1 Grimsby Borough Europa U8 Champions League 2 Immingham Pilgrims AFC U8 Europa League 1 Grimsby Borough 4Matic U8 Europa League 2 Discoveries Progress U9 Champions League 1 Cleethorpes Town JFC & Discoveries Tigers U8 U9 Champions League 2 Discoveries Pumas U8 U9 Europa League 1 Holton Le Clay FC U9 Europa League 2 Grimsby Borough 4Matic U10 Champions League 1 Immingham Pilgrims AFC U10 Champions League 2 JR Sports FC Blue U10 Europa League 1 Immingham Pilgrims Town U10 Europa League 2 Clee Comm Haverstoe United U11 Champions League 1 Seven Seas JFC U11 Champions League 2 Louth Old Boys U10 U11 Europa League 1 Grimsby Borough 4Matic U11 Europa League 2 Discoveries Mariner 10 U12 Champions League 1 Healing Hotspurs U12 Champions League 2 Clee Comm Colts U12 Europa League 1 Discoveries Mariners U12 Europa League 2 Grimsby Borough Europa U13 Champions League Grimsby Borough 4Matic U13 Europa League Discoveries GB Sporting Team Awards Under 7 Immingham Pilgrims AFC U7 Louth Old Boys Black U7 Under 8 Grimsby Borough 4Matic U8 JR Sports Reds U8 Under 9 Grimsby Borough Wil-lec U9 Holton Le Clay FC U9 Under 10 Cleethorpes Town JFC U10 JR Sports JFC Blues U10 Under 11 Caistor Tennyson Tigers U11 Cleethorpes Town Pattesons U11 Under 12 Immingham Pilgrims Town U12 Keelby United U12 Under 13 Discoveries United U13 Healing Hotspurs U13 Under 14 Healing Hotspurs U14 6 2018-19 Crofts Estate Agents Youth Football League Under 15 Cleethorpes Town JFC Pattesons U15 Respect Award Waltham Ninjas U9 Secretary of the Year Chairman’s Award Richard Winship (Healing Hotspurs) Neil Barber Young Referee of The Year Callum Roberts New Referee of The Year Michael Wright Referee of The Year Shaun Lowe 7 2018-19 Crofts Estate Agents Youth Football League GUIDE TO MARKING FOR REFEREES The mark awarded by a club must be based on the referee’s overall performance, it is most important that the mark is awarded fairly and not based upon isolated incidents or previous games. The referee’s performance should be determined by the table below which should act as a guide for the overall mark which should fall within the mark range for each standard of performance.
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