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HANDBOOK SEASON 2016/17 Nene Sunday League General Nene Sunday League HANDBOOK SEASON 2016/17 neneFounded 1983 General Administrator Mark Chambers Email [email protected] Tel 07595 919781 Web nsl.webnode.cz EXCLUSIVE OFFER FOR NSC TEAMS 40% FREE £20 FUNCTION HIRE OFF PITCH PEAK PITCH PRICES IF YOUR GAME IS CANCELLED Celebrate your end of This means you only need season in style with If your game gets to pay £34.75 per week free hire of our function called off you can still to train. Our all weather suite. The room holds get your weekly footie 5-a-side pitches are ideal up to 130 standing and fix by booking a 5-a-side for winter training and 90 seating. We can also pitch for just £20 on a are used by most UCL provide a DJ and Sunday morning teams in this area. catering upon request. NENE SUNDAY LEAGUE CALL 01604 876 777 Email: [email protected] | Visit: goalsfootball.co.uk Goals Northampton, Abbeyfield School, Mere Way, Northampton NN4 8BT 2 neneFounded 1983 Contents 4 LEAGUE STRUCTURE 2016/17 4 CHAIRMAN’S MESSAGE 5 LEAGUE OFFICERS 2016/17 6 CLUB DETAILS 2016/17 7 CLUB DETAILS 2016/17 8 CLUB DETAILS 2016/17 9 CLUB DETAILS 2016/17 10 LEAGUE RULES 2016/17 20 REFEREE MARKING 21 ROLE OF HONOUR 2015/16 22 ROLE OF HONOUR HISTORY 23 FINAL LEAGUE TABLES 2015/16 24 KEY DATES 24 KEY CONTACTS 25 KEY INFORMATION 3 HAIRMAN’S MESSAGE Welcome! It is with great pleasure as Chairman to welcome back last season’s teams Calong with the newly formed teams for this 2016/17 season. I would like to welcome our team of referees and management committee where without these the league would not function. I hope your time with the Nene Sun- day League is enjoyable and successful and wish you success in the inter- nal and external cups. Out with the old and in with the new The newly rejuvenated Nene Sunday League has been a long time coming and it is with thanks to the hard work and commitment behind the scenes from committee members that The Nene Sunday League will continue to bring you a competitive 4 Division league structure. Like with our name change, we will strive to improve and implement ideas whilst driving us forward making The Nene Sunday League the best in Northamptonshire. LEAGUE STRUCTURE 2016/17 PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP LEAGUE ONE LEAGUE TWO LEAGUE AC SQUIRRELS ABINGTON ALBANY ATHLETIC ABINGTON STANLEY AFC BRAMPTON AFC OBELISK ASHBY ATHLETIC JA GLOBAL AFC HOUGHTON BAT & WICKETS AFC TRINITY MILL PARK MAGNA RESERVES DALLINGTON NORTHAMPTON BAT & WICKETS HARTWELL FOREST FALCONS SOVEREIGNS DENTON GRENDON SAPPHIRES JAMEEAH OAKLEY DIAMONDS HARPOLE HALSE UNITED NOMADS OF BARRATTS REAL ROOCHERS KETTERING ISE LODGE NORTHAMPTON SIXFIELDS RANGERS JUVENTUS TIGERS UNITED SAPPHIRES RESERVES KINGSLEY PARK WMC PARKLANDS PHOENIX PITSFORD RANGERS SPRING PARK NORTELES SPARTAK SIXFIELDS RANGERS WEST HADDON ALBION QUEEN’S PARK THE GARDENERS ARMS SPARTAK RESERVES WHITE ELEPHANT WELLAND VALLEY WOOTTON FIELDS SWAN & HELMET PANTHERS WANDERERS 4 LEAGUE OFFICERS 2016/17 CHAIRMAN Graham Pinney Email: [email protected] Tel: 07411 522262 GENERAL ADMINISTRATOR Mark Chambers Email: [email protected] Tel: 07595 919781 REFEREE SECRETARY Richard Wilson Email: [email protected] Tel: 07941 322403 REGISTRATION SECRETARY Matt Whitfield Email: [email protected] Tel: 07752 519489 PUBLICITY SECRETARY John Colvin Email: [email protected] CLUB REPRESENTATIVES Simon Pink - Abington Matt Hurst - Harwell Forest Ajad Miah - Jameeah Connor Leason - Sixfields Rangers 5 CLUB DETAILS 2016/17 Premier League AC SQUIRRELS AFC BRAMPTON Secretary: Stuart Nutt Tel: 07795 176741 Secretary: Dan Gatland Tel: 07814 465328 Address: 29 Park Lane, Duston, Northampton, NN5 6QD Address: 54 Washington Street, Northampton, NN2 6NL Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] 2nd Contact: Pete Walters Tel: 07730 609336 2nd Contact: Sam Evans Tel: 07467 220630 Email: Email: [email protected] Home Kit: Navy Navy Navy Home Kit: Green Green Green Away Kit: White Black Black Away Kit: Red Red Red Ground: Duston Sports Centre Ground: Acre Lane Pitch 3 AFC HOUGHTON MAGNA DALLINGTON FALCONS Secretary: Rob Garrett Tel: 07771 359 459 Secretary: Jason Lowe Tel: 07926 587206 Address: 81 Naseby Road, Kettering NN16 0LH Address: 6 Millhouse Court, Byfield Road, Northampton Email: [email protected] NN5 5HT Email: [email protected] 2nd Contact: Phil Roach Tel: 07715 570348 2nd Contact: Tel: Email: [email protected] Email: Home Kit: Yellow + Green Green Yellow Home Kit: Yellow Green Yellow Away Kit: Red Red Red Away Kit: Purple Black Black Ground: Cogenhoe Village Hall Ground: Dallington Park Pitch 2 DENTON HARPOLE Secretary: Will Cantrell Tel: 07746 945534 Secretary: Craig Lee Tel: 07712 692607 Address: 68 Whitworth Road, Northampton, NN1 4HJ Address: 11 Wilby Street, Northampton, NN1 5JX Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] 2nd Contact: Omar Samaloussi Tel: 07788 894654 2nd Contact: Jamie Forest Tel: 07875 475886 Email: [email protected] Email: Home Kit: Red Red Red Home Kit: Dark Blue Dark Blue Dark Blue Away Kit: Blue & Black Black Black Away Kit: Dark Red Dark Red Dark Red Ground:Milton Footbal Club Ground: Harpole Playing Field, Larhall Lane, NN7 4DP JUVENTUS TIGERS KINGSLEY PARK WMC Secretary: Marius Obreja Tel: 07948 527505 Secretary: Jamie Clark Tel: 07737 268807 Address: 74 Fleetwind Drive, Northampton, NN4 0SU Address: 24 Tonmead Road, Northampton, NN3 8HX Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] 2nd Contact: Marius Zamfir Tel: 07405 550133 2nd Contact: Steven Marson Tel: 07944 525657 Email: [email protected] Email: Home Kit: Black And White Stripes Black White Home Kit: Yellow & Blue Blue Blue Away Kit: Green Black White Away Kit: Blue & White Blue Blue Ground: Acre Lane Ground: Racecourse P4 NORTELES QUEEN’S PARK Secretary: Andy Norfolk Tel: 07930 525161 Secretary: Lee McConnell Tel: 07801 862562 Address: 357 Welford Road, Northampton, NN2 8PT Address: 51 Thornton Road, Northampton, NN2 6LS Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] 2nd Contact: Paul Morris Tel: 07787 260040 2nd Contact: Edward Kingston Tel: 07983 826301 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Home Kit: Royal Blue Royal Blue Royal Blue Home Kit: Yellow & Blue Blue Blue Away Kit: White Blue Blue Away Kit: Blue Blue Blue Ground: Kingsthorpe Rec Pitch 4 Ground: Kingsthorpe Rec WELLAND VALLEY PANTHERS Secretary: Adam McQuade Tel: 07870 235966 Email: [email protected] Address: 80 Rushton Road, Rothwell, NN14 6HQ 2nd Contact: Nick Blundell Tel: 07568 349126 Email: [email protected] Home Kit: Pink Black Black Away Kit: Blue White White Ground: The Playing Field, Church Lane, Clipston, LE16 9RW 6 CLUB DETAILS 2016/17 Championship ABINGTON FC AFC OBELISK Secretary: Simon Pink Tel: 07857 185288 Secretary: Karen Wellburn Tel: 07879 373712 Address: 13 Swale Drive, Kings Heath, Npton, NN5 7NN Address: 237 Obelisk Rise, Northampton, NN2 8UA Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] 2nd Contact: Matt Upson Tel: 07412 569243 2nd Contact: Steve Rich Tel: 07854 935103 Email: Email: [email protected] Home Kit: Gray & Neon Gray & Neon Grey & Neon Home Kit: Green Black Green Away Kit: Maroon Maroon Maroon Away Kit: Blue & Black Black Blue Ground: Kingsthorpe Rec Ground: Acre Lane Pitch 2 AFC TRINITY BAT & WICKETS Secretary: Matt Facer Tel: 07790 508731 Secretary: Matt Whitfield Tel: 07752 519489 Address: 74 Freehold Street, Northampton, NN2 6EW Address: 194 St James Park Road, Npton, NN5 5EU Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] 2nd Contact: Sue Facer Tel: 07807 438037 2nd Contact: Alex Rowlands Tel: 07412 771173 Email: [email protected] Email: Home Kit: Blue Blue Blue Home Kit: Sky & Navy Navy Sky & Navy Away Kit: Green Blue Blue Away Kit: Green & White Green Green Ground: Compton Park, Cogenhoe Ground: Racecourse GRENDON SAPPHIRES HALSE UNITED Secretary: Treena Hodson Tel: 07930 160448 Secretary: Sean Purnell Tel: 07540 227340 Address: 6 Yardley Road, Grendon, Northants, NN7 1HJ Address: 40 Newbury Drive, Brackley, NN13 6NN Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] 2nd Contact: Colin Hodson Tel: 07887 607509 2nd Contact: Chris Cooper Tel: 07427 471822 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Home Kit: Yellow Blue Blue Home Kit: White & Black Stripes Black Black Away Kit: Blue Blue Blue Away Kit: Yellow Black Black Ground: Yardley Road, Grendon Ground: Grange Farm, Brackley Road, Halse Brackley, NN13 6DY KETTERING ISE LODGE UNITED PARKLANDS PHOENIX Secretary: Connor Starmer Tel: 07462 222928 Secretary: Matt Paul Tel: 07963 151837 Address: 5 Gough Close, Kettering, NN15 5BE Address: 142 Park Lane, Northampton, NN5 6PZ Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] 2nd Contact: Dan Stapleton Tel: 07921 705536 2nd Contact: Rob Paul Tel: 07748 102375 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Home Kit: Claret & Blue Blue Claret Home Kit: Amber & Black Black Black Away Kit: Red Red Red Away Kit: Blue & White Blue Blue Ground: Kettering Science Acadamy, Kettering, NN15 7AA Ground: Parklands Community Centre SPARTAK THE GARDENERS ARMS Secretary: Simon Hollis Tel: 07515 569729 Secretary: Nathan Stewart Tel: 07736 216468 Address: 1 Whernside Way, Northampton, NN5 6DU Address: 152 St Andrews Road, Northampton NN2 6HL Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] 2nd Contact: Liam Norton Tel: 07745 216774 2nd Contact: Ryan Merrey Tel: 07469 248895 Email: [email protected]
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