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Hammersmith&Fulham-Full A6 Handbook.Pmd 41st Season 2018 - 2019 Fixture Card www.fulhamrugby.co.uk HAMMERSMITH & FULHAM RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB RFU MCRFU LSRFUR 2018 - 2019 41st SEASON PRESIDENT Jason Leonard OBE VICE - PRESIDENTS ‘Pop’ Cummings Kim Howe Tony Richards Andrew Barrett Chris Hunt Sean Richardson Ray Bateman Derek Jones Milo Sheehan Mark Blyghton Adam Lubanski Jenny Slack-Smith John Boochever Roger Mack Ian Smith Ian Burbedge John Mortimer Lucinda Tauchert Kat Butler June Mowforth Sophie Tauchert Pearce Courtney Martin Mowforth Nick Watkins Ryan Dilley Ed Naylor Sam Wesley Carl Evans Andrew Neal Martin Williams Joe Fernley Pascal Peters Arthur Woodward Don Green John Porter-Griffiths Es Hitchcock Tony Powel MAIN CLUB SPONSOR Hammersmith & Fulham Rugby Football Club Limited by Guarantee Registered in England Company number 4772258 Registered Office: Haggards Crowther, 19 Heathmans Road, London SW6 4TJ [email protected] MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN TERRY ALLEYNE [email protected] 07505 748 379 VICE CHAIRMAN BHOMDAT MAHRAJ [email protected] 07767 886 290 SECRETARY & TREASURER CHRIS CUTHBERTSON [email protected] 07932 712 728 CLUB CAPTAIN ANDREW ROGAN [email protected] 07799 206 094 MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY JUSTIN PERRY [email protected] 07764 470 956 SOCIAL & EVENTS CO-ORDINATOR JAMES DARRALL [email protected] 07729 601 468 COMMERCIAL OFFICER PETER LACEY [email protected] 07889 186 023 DIRECTOR OF COMMUNICATIONS MATT BADDELEY [email protected] 07584 414 578 DIRECTOR OF YOUTH RUGBY TERRY ALLEYNE [email protected] 07505 748 379 DIRECTOR OF LADIES RUGBY HELEN PAYNE [email protected] 07779 401 827 MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE MEETINGS Venue The Pavilion, Hurlingham Park Time 7.30 pm 1 Wednesday 18th July 2018 2 " 15th August 2018 3 " 19th September 2018 4 " 17th October 2018 5 " 21st November 2018 6 " 12th December 2018 7 " 16th January 2019 8 " 20th February 2019 9 " 20th March 2019 10 " 24th April 2019 11 " 15th May 2019 12 " 19th June 2019 AGM Monday 24th June 2019 The Management Committee meetings are open to all Club members. Committee Members who are unable to attend a particular meeting should notify Chris Cuthbertson as soon as possible. (home) 020 7381 5064 (mobile) 07932 712 728 [email protected] REPRESENTATIVES ON OTHER BODIES MIDDLESEX COUNTY RFU South Group Representatives Bhomdat Mahraj & Lyndon Walters RUGBY FOOTBALL UNION Middlesex Representative Chris Cuthbertson IAN BURBEDGE The Club’s Fitness Coach Personal Trainer Masseur Sports Nutritionist Good luck for the season ¾ Free consultation ¾ 10% Discount to Club members ¾ Free session for new members 07930 376 995 [email protected] OTHER POSITIONS CLUB COACHING CO-ORDINATOR LYNDON WALTERS [email protected] 07887 648 875 CLUB REFEREE CO-ORDINATOR ANDREW ROGAN [email protected] 07799 206 094 CLUB VOLUNTEER CO-ORDINATOR TERRY ALLEYNE [email protected] 07505 748 379 CLUB SAFEGUARDING OFFICER ANDY WHITEMAN [email protected] 07809 837 637 HEAD PHYSIO ELLA CHADWICK [email protected] 07876 788 122 LIFE MEMBERS Terry Alleyne Rob Genieser Howard Meaney Rod Anderson John Fraser Andrews Ed Nisbett Nisha Basson Michael Fussell Rob Parkinson Ray Bateman Adam Crangle Brian Phipps Estelle Bentall-Lynch Pat Hanlon Paul Phillips Richard Burrill Joel Herold Nigel Reynolds Nick Burrough Dave Higgins Gary Rozier Hugh Cardozo Peter Hunter Tony Ryan Phil Cheevers Ella Hope Paul Sandford Ben Clarke Roddy James Chris Shea Chris Cuthbertson Robert Juhasz Rob Sinclair Pete Davies Nancy Lyndhurst Jenny Slack-Smith Paul Deane Martin Keeler Mike Storey Russell Dixon-Box Matt Kelly Tom Sweeney Roy Evans Chris Kennedy James Tanner Jean Lafontaine Eddie Kinsey Pete Tolputt Tim Fillingham Peter Lacey Sarah Wallis Andrew Fisher Bhomdat Mahraj Andy Whiteman Steffan Francis Bud McGarry Toby Wilks CODE OF RUGBY Everyone involved in rugby in England, whether as a player, coach, referee, administrator, parent or spectator is expected to uphold the Core Values of our sport. Play to win - but not at all cost. Win with dignity, lose with grace. Observe the Laws and regulations of the game. Respect opponents, referees and all participants. Reject cheating, racism, violence and drugs. Value volunteers and paid officials alike. Enjoy the game. Rugby Football Union. The England rose is an official registered trademark of the Rugby Football Union. CLUB SPONSORS & CORPORATE MEMBERS THE CLUB IS VERY GRATEFUL FOR THE SUPPORT OF ALL OF ITS SPONSORS & CORPORATE MEMBERS MAIN CLUB SPONSOR CLUB SPONSOR ADULT SHIRT SPONSOR YOUTH SECTION SPONSOR YOUTH SECTION SPONSOR LADIES SPONSOR OTHER SPONSOR OTHER SPONSOR CORPORATE MEMBER CLUB RULES SECTION 1 - GENERAL 1.1 The Club shall be called "THE HAMMERSMITH & FULHAM RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB". 1.2 The Club shall be run under the auspices of Hammersmith & Fulham Rugby Football Club, a company limited by guarantee (Registered Company Number: 4772258) (“the Company”). 1.3 The object of the Club shall be to play and promote the game of Rugby Football. 1.4 The Club shall be amateur in that it shall not pay its members to play the game. 1.5 The Club shall be a member of the Rugby Football Union and the Middlesex County Rugby Football Union and shall abide by their rules and regulations. SECTION 2 - CLUB RULES 2.1 Members of the Club (who shall include the Voting-members as defined in Rule 7.1 and Non-voting- members being all other members) shall be governed by the Memorandum and Articles of Association of the Company and these Club Rules. 2.2 In the event of a conflict between the Memorandum and Articles of Association and the Club Rules, the provisions of the Memorandum and Articles shall prevail. 2.3 Proposed amendments and additions to the Club Rules must be submitted in writing by five Voting- members to the Secretary twenty-eight days prior to the date of a Special General meeting or the Annual General Meeting. The Secretary must circulate details of the proposed amendment or addition to all members with the notice convening the Special General Meeting or the Annual General Meeting. If a proposed amendment or addition be approved by a majority in a Special General Meeting or the Annual General Meeting, it shall only be effective if subsequently ratified by resolution of the directors of the Company. SECTION 3 - MEMBERSHIP 3.1 Membership is open to all irrespective of their age, gender, ability, race, religion, ethnic origin, creed, colour, nationality (including citizenship), social status or sexual orientation. 3.2 The Management Committee has the right to veto any application for membership if it believes that would be prejudicial to the interest of the Club to admit the person into membership. 3.3 The President, Vice-Presidents, Honorary Members, Playing Members, Associate Members, Life Members, Youth Section Members, who have fully paid their subscriptions, and Corporate Members shall be considered members of the Club. 3.4 The Management Committee has the right to temporarily or permanently terminate the membership of any person, who acts in a manner contrary to these Rules and/or in a manner prejudicial to the reputation or interests of the Club. 3.5 A member shall cease to be a member of the Club: (i) on resignation; or (ii) on termination of their membership in accordance with Rule 3.4, or (iii) on their death, or (iv) on non-payment of the annual subscription by 30th September in each year. 3.6 Only Voting-members are eligible to apply for international tickets. SECTION 4 - CLUB MANAGEMENT 4.1 The Club shall be managed by the Management Committee. 4.2 The Management Committee shall consist of the Club Chairman, Vice-Chairman, Secretary, Treasurer, Club Captain, Membership Secretary, Social & Events Co-ordinator, Commercial Officer, Director of Communications, Director of Ladies Rugby and Director of Youth Rugby. In addition, any director of the Company who is not a member of the Management Committee by virtue of any other appointment or position held shall be a member of the Management Committee. 4.3 All acts and proceedings of the Management Committee must be reported to the directors of the Company. If any act or resolution of the Management Committee would cause the directors of the Company to be in breach of their duties as directors or is otherwise in the opinion of the directors not in the best interest of the Company, then such act or resolution shall not be binding upon the Company. 4.4 The Management Committee shall be empowered to remove any member of the Management Committee (other than a director of the Company) or any Team Captain whether appointed or elected who in their opinion is not performing the duties of the position that he was elected or appointed to or is performing them in a manner contrary to the best interests of the Club. A vote in favour of removal by at least two thirds of the attending Management Committee members is required to approve removal. The Member concerned must be informed of the resolution to remove at least fourteen days before the date of the meeting and shall have the right to attend the meeting. 4.5 The Management Committee shall be empowered to fill any vacancy in their body, or a Team Captain vacancy, and to delegate powers to Sub-Committees or individuals (whether Members or not) to carry out specific tasks and who shall be responsible to the Management Committee for their actions. 4.6 The Management Committee shall be responsible for appointing the President (who may be appointed for a period of up to three years), Vice-Presidents and Honorary Members 4.7 The Management Committee must meet at least three times each year. Five members of the Management Committee (including at least one director of the Company) shall form a quorum for meetings of the Management Committee.
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