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Bedfont Sports Official Matchday Programme 2019/20 BEDFONT SPORTS OFFICIAL MATCHDAY PROGRAMME 2019/20 £1.00 V HASSOCKS FC Saturday 12th September K.O. 3.00 PM ADMISSION PRICES: ADULTS £8.00 : CONCESSIONS £6.00 U16’s FREE *WITH A PAYING ADULT As you will be aware in these challenging times, and we are all working together to ensure that we can host games in a safe environment. As such we have put the following guidelines in place to ensure the safety of all users of Bedfont Sports Club, and to prevent any risk of the spread of Covid-19. COVID-19 VIRUS INFORMATION Bedfont Sports are taking practical measures to ensure participant and staff safety to help reduce the spread of the Covid-19 virus (Coronavirus). Please read the information carefully and contact Terry Reader ([email protected]), if you require any further clarification. We believe the steps below are crucial to providing your players with a safe environment and anyone who does not adhere to our steps below will not be able to use the facilities with us during this time. On arrival at Bedfont Sports Club There will be other games going on at the club so we would ask you to do the following: • On arrival could the lead member of your party or the Covid officer for your club please make your way to the club how and ask for Our Covid Officer on duty on. • Your lead member/Covid Officer will be asked to sign in as part of track and trace for your group. Please ensure you have the names and contact details of all parties in your group on the day, we will not require these details, however if we have to contact you due to track and trace its important you have kept these details for 21 days. • We will ask everyone attending the facilities to use hand sanitizer, Bedfont Sports will have this available in the club house and we would ask everyone to use this at the point of entry of the club. If you have your own for your players please make sure they all sanitize prior to entering the ground prior to your game. • If you are able to come changed and ready for the game then that would be preferred. • Under no circumstances should any of your players/officials visit our facilities if they are feeling unwell, been in contact with someone who has Coronavirus or showing symptoms (persistent cough, difficulty breathing, a fever or a loss of smell/taste). Please do not put other people and other families at risk by taking chances. • If your players/officials are feeling unwell during there visit, please tell them to immediately inform your Covid officer/lead member of your party. • For information on the current situation for coronavirus please visit the WWW.GOV.UK website. The clubhouse will be open and we are happy to welcome any of your players and officials to use our facilities during your visit to Bedfont Sports Club, lets all work together to Stay Alert, Stay Safe and prevent the spread of the virus. BEDFONT SPORTS CLUB (BEDFONT EAGLES) HATTON ROAD, BEDFONT MIDDLESEX, TW14 9QT 0208 890 9067 www.bedfontsportsclub.co.uk [email protected] CLUB OFFICIALS Chairman: Dave Reader Club Secretary: Terry Reader (07967 370 109) Match Secretary: Wayne Coe (07432 422 133) Welfare Officers: Andrea Reader, Kieron Cotter, Terry Reader & Mark Osborne General Manager: Paul Horsnell Hall Hire: Sheila Horsnell Eagles Chairman: Craig Woodbridge Bedfont Sunday: Andy Serpant 1st Team Manager: Paul Johnson 1st Team Asst: Jimmy Hibburt 1st Team- Bet Victor Isthmian League South Central Division U18’s – Samba Sports Isthmian League West Division Bedfont Eagles – Surrey Youth & Surrey Primary Leagues Bedfont Sports Ltd, by guarantee, Directors, Dave Reader & Terry Reader “The Isthmian Football League strongly supports the FA statement that there should be zero tolerance approach against racism and all forms of discrimination. Accordingly, any form of discriminatory abuse whether it be based on race or ethnicity, sexual orientation, gender, faith, age, ability or any other form of abuse will be reported to The Football Association or action by that association” The FA 0800 085 0508 / Kick It Out 0207 253 0162 BEDFONT SPORTS CLUB Bedfont Sports Club was founded in 2002, when with considerable help from the local Council a lease was taken out on the near derelict Hatton Road Recreation Ground. The only building on the site was refurbished to allow use as a bar and clubhouse on the ground floor and changing rooms on the upper one. Most of this work was carried out or supervised by the Chairman Dave Reader. Much work was also done to the playing area to provide playable pitches for Bedfont Sports on Saturdays and Bedfont Sunday, one of the oldest Sunday teams in Middlesex, on Sundays. To give the Club a junior section Bedfont Eagles, formed in 1978,joined the two adult Clubs a short time later. Bedfont Sports started in the Hounslow and District League for two seasons and then joined the Middlesex County Football League, this being a feeder League to Step 5. More work was needed to enable the team to play in the Premier Division of the MCFL to which they gained promotion in 2004/05. After many ups and downs promotion was finally achieved to the Combined Counties Reserve Division in season 2008/09. During this time application were made to the F A and the Football Foundation for funds to enable Flood Lights and a new Dressing Room block to be built together with a 3G five a side pitch. This finally materialised in 2010/11to give the state-of-the-art complex now available at Bedfont Sports. In the Combined Counties League Bedfont gained promotion to the Premier Division in season 2011/12 and have spent the past two seasons consolidating that position. Permanent fencing now surrounds the ground and the erection of a 150-seater stand has been installed. Bedfont Sports is a true Community Club catering for 22 Junior Teams, 2 U18 youth teams, 3 Men's Sunday teams and our senior 1' 1 team. The Youth Section is particularly vibrant playing in the Ryman Youth and Allied counties Youth Leagues and having won the Combined Counties under 18 Cup 4 times in the last 5 seasons also we are currently the holders of the Under 15s Middlesex County cups. Players from the Youth section make the step up to adult football, at least 8 from that section being regulars in the 1st team at present. A successful kick boxing club use the facilities together with a boxing club, a rugby team and three darts teams. The bar area has been recently refurbished as a Sports bar with televisions on all walls. We are very proud that our Youth teams have been home-grown from Bedfont Eagles and with some real talent coming through this will continue for years to come. In 2018 Bedfont Sports won promotion into the Isthmian League, Step 4 in The FA Football Pyramid. Bedfont Sports Club SPECTATORS/VISITOR CONDITIONS Bedfont Sports Club aims to create and maintain an environment where employees, volunteers, and spectators/visitors(both home or away) can enjoy the game of football, safe in the knowledge that they are free from all forms of harassment, abuse, unacceptable or disorderly conduct. Bedfont Sports Club will not tolerate Unacceptable Conduct both physical or verbal from spectators/visitors {both home or away) at Bedfont Sports Club. Unacceptable Conduct is where there is:-- Actual, attempted or threatened physical violence against any person or persons. Intentional damaged to property. Using threatening, abusive, offensive or insulting words or conduct both verbal and non-verbal Displaying writing or any other item which is threatening, abusive or insulting Disorderly conduct involves any activity which stirs up or sustains, or is likely, or is designed to incite or sustain hatred or ill will against or towards individuals or groups of people because of :- Gender, Age, Colour, race, nationality, {Including Citizenship) or ethnic or national origin Membership or presumed membership of a religious group or of a social or cultural group with perceived religious affiliation, Sexual orientation, Transgender identity, Disability. Any spectator/visitor (home or away) behaving in this way will face eviction from the grounds and their actions will/may be reported to Police. Ticket holders who conduct themselves in this manner face having their ticket immediately revoked and all spectators/visitors face the prospect of a life ban from Bedfont Sports Club. All persons seeking entrance to the Ground acknowledge Bedfont Sports Club's right to search any person and their belongings whether outside or inside the Ground and to refuse entry to or eject from the Ground any person refusing to submit to such a search. Threatening, abusive or violent behaviour, and/or foul, offensive or abusive language is strict ly forbidden and will result in arrest and/or ejection from the Ground, irrespective if entry payment has been made. Bedfont Sports Club may impose a ban from the Ground as a result . Causing damage to, or interfering or tampering with any equipment, furniture, fitting or fixture within the Ground will result in arrest and/or ejection from the Ground. Racial, homophobic or discriminatory abuse, chanting or harassment is strict ly forbidden and will result in arrest and/or ejection from the Ground. Bedfont Sports Club may impose a ban from the Ground as a result. Responsibility for minors (any child under the age of 16 years) remains at all times with a parent or guardian. Should any 'minor' be required to leave the ground for any of the above reasons they SHALL be accompanied by their parent or guardian.
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