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1 NOTICE to ALL CLUBS the Management Committee Asks You NOTICE TO ALL CLUBS The Management Committee asks you to do your best to uphold the prestige of the Association both on and off the field of play. It is necessary that all Clubs be affiliated to their COUNTY FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION and each Club is required to retain the 6 previous seasons Balance Sheets for inspection by the County F.A. if required. During the Close Season, a Player or Official of a Club affiliated to this Association must not take part in any competition which has not received the official sanction of the County Football Association concerned. All Clubs shall enter their first teams in the OFA Junior Shield. This includes A teams from Senior Clubs. The top four teams from the Premier Division shall be elligible for the OFA Charity Cup for the following season. This also includes A teams from Senior Clubs. VERY SPECIAL NOTICE re W.D.F.A. BENEVOLENT SCHEME Should any Player be unfortunate enough to meet with an accident or injury on the field of play, or from other circumstances directly arising from the game, you must WRITE to the Hon. Secretary of the W.D.F.A. immediately for an Official Claim Form. No claim will be considered until this form has been completed in full, and returned Clubs are also reminded that they can also claim from the County F.A. Fund. 1 1 COMMITTEE MEETINGS Meetings of the Management Committee generally take place on the LAST MONDAY/TUESDAY in each month. USE THE TELEPHONE THOUGHTFULLY The Officials of the Association are honorary workers and it is unreasonable to telephone them at a late hour (after 9.00p.m.) in the evening, without prior arrangement, unless the matter is really urgent. PLAY THE GAME FOR THE GAMES' SAKE The Secretary of the home club must give notice in writing of full particulars of the location of, and access to, the ground and time of kick-off to (the match officials and) the Secretary of the opposing club at least 3 clear days prior to the playing of the match. 2 2 WITNEY & DISTRICT FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION President: Bob Watts 16 Daubigny Mead, Brize Norton ,Oxon, OX18 3QE Tel.+ Fax 01993 841210 (h) 07946 789666 (m) [email protected] Life Vice-Presidents: B.H. BUSBY Esq. (1975) Witney, Oxon H.C BUSBY, Esq. (1965) Long Hanborough, Oxford R.T. WATTS, Esq. (1972) Brize Norton, Oxon. J GOULD, Esq. (1982) Carterton, Oxon E. J. YOUNG, Esq (1966) Witney, Oxon F BELLENGER, Esq, (1986) Brize Norton, Oxon Vice Presidents: T.J. ATTEWELL, Esq. (1971) Kingham, Oxon R.B. STEVENS, Esq. (1966) Carterton, Oxon. Hon. Chairman Paul Bircher (1997) 12 Tetbury Drive, Witney, Oxon Tel: 01993 700429(h) 07970 906358 (mob) [email protected] Hon. Vice Chairman David Woodcock (2006) 102 Apley Way, Witney, Oxon. Tel: 01993 705535 [email protected] Hon. Treasurer: Leigh Grant (2007) 117 Moorland Rd, Witney, Oxon, OX28 6LT Tel: 01993 860036 (h) 07787 299474 (m) [email protected] 3 3 Hon. Secretary: Sue Andrews, (2008) 47 Valence Crescent, Witney, Oxon OX28 5GD Tel: 01993 779523 (h) 07946 299024 (mob) [email protected] Deputy Hon. Secretary: vacant Hon. Registration Secretary: Mrs Margaret Watts (1999) 16 Daubigny Mead, Brize Norton ,Oxon, OX18 3QE Tel.+ Fax 01993 841210 (h), 07960 987278 (m) [email protected] Hon. Results Secretary: Nicola McDowell (2015) 17 Manor Rd. Ducklington, Witney, OX29 7YD Tel: 07497 119648 [email protected] Hon. Fixture Sec/ Match Based Disciplinary Secretary John Smyth 17 Manor Rd. Ducklington, Witney, OX29 7YD Tel: 07720 404271 [email protected] 4 4 Management Committee Andy Watson (2013) 37 Hailey Ave, Chipping Norton, Oxon, OX7 5JG Tel: 01608 644414 (h) 07584075815 (m) [email protected] Brian Clarke (2015) 3 Pumbro, Stonesfield, Oxon, OX29 8QF Tel: 01993 891770 (h) 07798 882808 (m) [email protected] Charles Bayliss (2015) 21 Collier Crescent, Witney, OX28 6GB Tel: 07884 202727 (m) [email protected] Cherrie Smith (2011) 94 Apley Way, Witney, OX28 5BQ Tel. 01993 705684 (h) 07533 347255 (m) [email protected] Cody Davies (2012) 48 Sherbourne Rd, Witney, Oxon, OX28 5FH Tel: 01993 776850 (h) 07810 121667 (m) [email protected] Jason Hunt (2015) Tel: 01993 776853 (h) 07803923501 (m) [email protected] Jonno Woodward (2015) 9 Windrush Valley Rd, Witney, OX28 5AE Tel: 01993 200993 (h) 07887 404474 (mob) [email protected] 5 5 Kevin Grant (2014) 6 Dark Lane, Witney, Oxon Tel 01993 771159 (h) 07974 799438 (m) [email protected] Paul Montgomery(2007) 9 Butlers Drive, Carterton, Oxon Tel 01993 845666 (h) 07966 695803 (m) Robert Truman (2015) 4 Burford Rd, Filkins, Glos, GL7 3JW, Tel: 01367 860504 (h) 07799 433705 (mob) trumanswampy'aol.com Referee's Appointments Secretary: Ralph Davies (2004) 24 Chestnut Close, Brize Norton, Oxon Tel 07790 348171 [email protected] R.A. Representative on Witney & District F.A. Management Committee: Cliff Grove (2012) Tel: 01993 844494, 07801845266 (m) [email protected] 6 6 CALENDAR 2015-16 All of these dates are provisional at this stage. Aug. Clubs pre season meeting Sept. League begins Oxon Charity Cup Round 1 Fred Ford Cup Management Committee Meeting Oct John Fathers Oxon Junior Shield Round 1 Fred Ford Cup Jack Busby Cup Oxon Charity Cup Round 2 Management Committee Meeting Nov John Fathers Oxon Junior Shield Round 2 Fred Ford Cup Jack Busby Cup Management Committee Meeting Dec. John Fathers Oxon Junior Shield Round 3 Fred Ford Cup Jack Busby Cup No fixtures Jan John Fathers Oxon Junior Shield Round 4 Management Committee Meeting Challenge Cups 1st Round Oxon Charity Cup semi-finals Management Committee Meeting 31 Return date for Cups Feb. John Fathers Oxon Junior Shield Quarter-final Challenge Cups 2nd Round Management Committee Meeting 7 7 Mar John Fathers Oxon Junior Shield Semi-finals dates tbc Management Committee Meeting Transfer/Registration deadline Apr. Management Committee Meeting June 1 Closing date for League Entries Officers Meeting to discuss league entries July AGM (TBC) 8 8 CLUB DETAILS Aston FC Division 1, Division 4 Jason Fuller, 2b Cote Rd, Aston, Oxon, Ox18 2DX Tel 01993 851649 (h) 07768 304169 (mob) [email protected] (e) 1st Team Red Shirts and Blue Shorts Reserves Yellow Shirts and Black Shorts Ground & changing accom, Cote Road, Aston, OX18 2DU Bampton United Division 2, Division 3,, Paul Tanner, 19 Mercury Close, Bampton, OX18 2AH Tel: 01993 210009 (h), 07879 262054 (mob) Paul.Tanner63@virginmedia,com (e) 1ST Team Orange/Black and Black Shorts Ground & changing accom,Buckland Rd, Bampton Reserves Purple/Black Shirts and Black Shorts Ground & changing accom, Bampton Recreation Ground, Buckland Rd, Bampton Bourton Rovers Premier, Division 3, Sarah Powles, 15 Rissington Rd, Bourton-on-the Water,Glos GL54 2AY Tel; 01451 820170 (h) 07843 279612 (mob) [email protected] 1ST Team Navy Blue Shirts and Yellow Shorts Reserves Yellow Shirts and Blue Shorts Ground and changing accomodation,Rissington Road, Bourton-on-the Water, GL54 2FB 9 9 Brize Norton Division 1, Division 4, Simon Cook, Flat 6 Chandlers Court, 2 Appleford Dr, Carterton,Oxon. OX18 1HD Tel. 01993 622606 (h) 07825 002298 (mob) [email protected] (e) 1st Team Red/ Black Shirts and Black Shorts. Reserves Blue / Black Shirts and Black Shorts. Ground & changing accommodation, Recreation Ground.Station Rd, Brize Norton, OX18 3PR Carterton Town FC Premier, Division 2 Bill Webster, 7 Lilac Way, Carterton, OX18 1YH Tel. 01993 841742(h) 07527 514668 (mob) [email protected] (e) 1st Team Red Shirts and Green Shorts Ground & changing accom, Monahan Way, Carterton Reserves Red Shirts and Green Shorts Ground & changing accom, Monahan Way, Carterton Carterton Rangers Division 1 Bill Webster, 7 Lilac Way, Carterton, OX18 1YH Tel. 01993 841742(h) 07527514668 (mob) [email protected] (e) 1st Team Orange/Yellow Shirts and Yellow Shorts Ground & changing accommodation, Monahan Way, Carterton, OX18 3A Chadlington Division 1, Division 4 Paul Duester, 6 The Beeches, Deddington, OX15 0TY Tel. 01869 337539 (h) 07851 417064 (mob) [email protected] (e) Fixture Secretary – Greg Kemp, 2 Hitchmans Drive, Chipping Norton, Oxon, OX7 5BG Tel. 01608 643942(h) 07891 568009 (mob) [email protected] (e) 1st Team Royal Blue/White Shirts & Royal Blue Reserves Red/Black Shirts and Black Shorts Ground & changing accom, Chapel Rd, Chadlington, 10 10 Charlbury Town Premier, Division 3 Russell Jefferies, 41a Church Rd, Long Hanborough, Oxon OX29 8JE Tel. 01993 883976 (h) 07779 7259920 (mob) [email protected] (e) 1st Team Red /White Shirts and Red Shorts Reserves Red / Black Shirts and Black Shorts Ground & changing accom, Nine Acres Field, Enstone Rd, Charlbury Chipping Norton Town Premier , Division 2 Andrew Watson, 37 Hailey Ave, Chipping Norton, Oxon, OX7 5JG Tel: 01608 644414 (h) 07584 075815 (mob) [email protected] (e) 1st Team Black / White Stripes Shirts and Black Reserves Black / White Stripes Shirts and Blue Shorts Ground & changing accom Walterbush Rd, Chipping Norton, OX7 5DQ Combe Premier, Division 4 Jo Drinkwater, 2b Knotts Oaks, Combe,Oxon, OX29 8PJ Tel: 01993 898281(h) 07854 227676 (mob) [email protected] (e) 1st Team Green Shirts and Black Shorts Reserves Green Shirts and Black Shorts Ground & changing accom , Park Rd, Combe, OX29 8PJ Corinthians Division 3 Robert Truman, 4 Burford Rd, Filkins, Glos, GL7 3JW, Tel: 01367 860504 (h) 07799 433705 (mob) trumanswampy'aol.com (e) 1st Team Yellow/Black Shirts and Black Shorts Ground & changing Monahan Way, Carterton, OX18 3AN 11 11 Ducklington Premier, Division 2, Alex Fallon, 3 Peel Close, Ducklington, , OX29 7YB Tel. 07969 440800 (mob) [email protected] (e) 1st Team Yellow Shirts and Blue Shorts Reserves Blue Shirts, and Blue Shorts .
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