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JD Cymru Leagues Handbook 2019-20.Pdf HANDBOOK LLAWLYFR 2019/20 B www.cymrufootball.wales Cymru Leagues 11-12 Neptune Court, Vanguard Way, Cardiff, CF24 5PJ T: 02920 435 830 www.cymrufootball.wales CONTENTS 1) About | Gwybodaeth.....................................2 2) Integrity Document | Dogfen Hygrededd ....................3 3) Club Guide | Canllaw Clwb ................................5 - Cymru Premier . 5 - Cymru South . 18 - Cymru North . 35 4) Officials | Swyddogion ..................................53 5) Protecting the Game | Gwarchod y Gêm ....................58 - Player Conduct . 59 - Technical Areas . 60 6) Pitch Inspections | Arolygiadau cae .......................62 7) Rules | Rheolau........................................65 - Cymru Premier . 65 - Nathaniel MG Cup . 86 - Cymru North & South . 89 8) Fixtures | Trefn Gemau ................................108 - Cymru Premier . 108 - Cymru South . 113 - Cymru North . 120 www.cymrufootball.wales 1 ABOUT Cymru Leagues 11-12 Neptune Court, Vanguard Way, Cardiff, CF24 5PJ T: 02920 435 830 www.cymrufootball.wales MAIN CONTACTS MANYLION CYSWLLT GENERAL INFORMATION GWYBODAETH HEAD OF COMPETITIONS FOUNDED Sefydlwyd Pennaeth Cystadlaethau 1992 Andrew Howard MOST SUCCESSFUL CLUB E: ahoward@faw .co .uk Clwb Mwyaf Llwyddiannus GENERAL MANAGER CYMRU PREMIER The New Saints (13 Cymru PremierTitles) Rheolwr Cyffredinol 2019/20 Member Clubs Gwyn Derfel Aberystwyth Town Penrhyncoch E: gderfel@faw .co .uk Afan Lido Penybont GENERAL MANAGER CYMRU SOUTH Airbus UK Broughton Pontypridd Town Rheolwr Cyffredinol Ammanford Porthmadog Nick Davies Bala Town Prestatyn Town E: ndavies@faw .co .uk Bangor City Rhyl Barry Town United Ruthin Town CLUB LICENSING MANAGER Briton Ferry Llansawel STM Sports Rheolwr Trwyddedu Buckley Town Swansea University Steve Jones Caerau (Ely) Taffs Well E: sjones@faw .co .uk Caernarfon Town The New Saints NATIONAL REFEREES MANAGER Cambrian & Clydach Vale Undy Athletic Rheolwr Dyfarnwyr Cenedlaethol Cardiff Met Phil Thomas Carmarthen Town E: pthomas@faw .co .uk Cefn Druids MARKETING & COMMERCIAL Colwyn Bay Rheolwr Marchnata Connah’s Quay Nomads Matthew Close Conwy Borough E: mclose@faw .co .uk Corwen Cwmamman United Cwmbran Celtic Flint Town United Goytre United Gresford Athletic Guilsfield Haverfordwest County Llandudno Llanelli Town Llanfair United Llangefni Town Llanrhaeadr-ym-Mochnant Llanwit Major Newtown 2 www.cymrufootball.wales INTEGRITY DOCUMENT dogfen HYGREDEDD www.cymrufootball.wales 3 INTEGRITY DOCUMENT A Guide to the Revised Betting, Integrity & Match Fixing Rules This information sheet is to be retained by the registering player for future reference . The Rules apply to all Match Officials and everyone connected to a Club or League in Wales . IMPORTANT INFORMATION BETTING MATCH FIXING You are not allowed to place any bets, or accept any You must not offer, or attempt to offer, any bribe or bets, on any game within Wales . reward to anybody in order to influence the result, If your club participates in a competition outside progress, conduct or any other aspect of any match . Wales, such as the UEFA Champions League for You must also not accept any such bribe or reward . example, you are not allowed to place any bets, or Whilst participating in a match, you must not fail to accept any bets, on your own team . perform your duties or responsibilities to the best of Neither must you bet, or accept any bet, on any your ability for any kind of reward . other match in that competition even if your club is eliminated . INTEGRITY CONSEQUENCES It will be an offence for you to fail to report to the A breach of the FAW Betting, Integrity & Match FAW any approach from a person, organisation or Fixing Rules may result in a worldwide lifetime ban third party if asked to influence the course and/or from football . result of a match or competition in an unlawful or Should you wish to discuss any of the above details, undue manner . please feel free to contact Steve Jones on 02920 435 It will also be an offence for you to fail to report 859, 07769 356 493 or [email protected] any information or behaviour involving any person, organisation or third party should you be aware of any activities aimed at influencing the course of a match or competition in an unlawful or undue manner . You must never use or provide others with any information that is obtained through connections with people involved in the game, which damages, or could damage, the integrity of a match or competition . 4 www.cymrufootball.wales CLUB GUIDE Manylion CLYBIAU JD Cymru Premier JD Cymru Premier www.cymrufootball.wales 5 Aberystwyth Town Park Avenue, Aberystwyth, Ceredigion, SY23 1PG t: 01970 617 939 e: abertownfc@live .co .uk www.atfc.org.uk CLUB CONTACTS CLUB HONOURS HANES SEASON REVIEW TYMOR 18/19 MANYLION CYSWLLT Welsh Cup Winners LEAGUE Cynghrair 1899/1900 8th – Cymru Premier PRESIDENT Llywydd Neville Evans Welsh Amateur Cup Winners JD WELSH CUP Cwpan Cymru JD 1930/31, 1932/33, 1969/70 R4 – Lost 3-1 against Cardiff Met CHAIRMAN Cadeirydd Donald Kane Central Wales Challenge Cup NATHANIEL MG CUP Cwpan t: 07788 590 881 Winners R2 – Lost 3-1 at Cambrian & 1975/76, 1981/82, 1982/83 Clydach Vale SECRETARY Ysgrifennydd Thomas Crockett Mid Wales League Champions t: 07717 470 301 1922/23, 1923/24, 1925/26, 1926/27, 1927/28, 1929/30, 1932/33, 1948/49, PRESS OFFICER Swyddog y Wasg 1949/50, 1958/59, 1983/84 Thomas Crockett t: 07717 470 301 CLUB INFORMATION MANAGER Rheolwr Matthew Bishop GWYBODAETH ASSISTANT MANAGER Is-reolwr Gavin Allen FOUNDED Sefydlwyd 1884 ACADEMY MANAGER NICKNAME Llysenw Pennaeth Ieuenctid The Seasiders Gavin Allen GROUND Maes Park Avenue | Coedlan y Parc CAPACITY Uchafswm Torf 2,502 (seating / nifer seddi 1,002) KIT COLOURS LLIWIAU 6 www.cymrufootball.wales Airbus UK Broughton Hollingsworth Group Stadium, Chester Road, Broughton, CH4 0DR t: 01244 522 631 e: jonathan .williams@airbus .com www.airbusfc.com CLUB CONTACTS CLUB HONOURS HANES SEASON REVIEW TYMOR 18/19 MANYLION CYSWLLT Cymru Alliance Champions LEAGUE Cynghrair 2003/04, 2018/19 1st – Cymru Alliance PRESIDENT Llywydd Paul McKinlay Europa League Qualifiers JD WELSH CUP Cwpan Cymru JD 2013, 2014, 2015 R4 – Lost 5-2 against The New CHAIRMAN Cadeirydd Saints Mick Mayfield Highest WPL 2nd 2013 & 2014 NATHANIEL MG CUP Cwpan SECRETARY Ysgrifennydd R2 – Lost 5-1 at Connah’s Quay Eddie Hannah Welsh Cup Finalists Nomads t: 07950 820 334 2016 e: ehannah@btinternet .com PRESS OFFICER Swyddog y Wasg CLUB INFORMATION Andrew Lincoln GWYBODAETH MANAGER Rheolwr FOUNDED Sefydlwyd 1946 Steve O’Shaughnessy NICKNAME Llysenw ASSISTANT MANAGER Is-reolwr Wingmakers Andrew Thomas GROUND Maes ACADEMY MANAGER Hollingsworth Group Stadium Pennaeth Ieuenctid CAPACITY Uchafswm Torf Lee Starkey 1500 (seating / nifer seddi 519 KIT COLOURS LLIWIAU www.cymrufootball.wales 7 BALA Town Maes Tegid, Castle Street, Bala, Gwynedd LL23 7UY t: 01678 521 823 e: ruth .crump@aykroyds .co .uk www.balatownfc.co.uk CLUB CONTACTS CLUB HONOURS HANES SEASON REVIEW TYMOR 18/19 MANYLION CYSWLLT JD Welsh Cup Winners LEAGUE Cynghrair 2016/17 PRESIDENT Llywydd 6th – Cymru Premier Joe Roberts Cymru Alliance Champions JD WELSH CUP Cwpan Cymru JD t: 01678 520 417 2008/09 QF – Lost 1-0 against Cardiff Met CHAIRMAN Cadeirydd Welsh National League Premier NATHANIEL MG CUP Cwpan Arwel Roberts Champions QF – Lost 1-0 against Connah’s t: 07534 000 664 2003/04 Quay SECRETARY Ysgrifennydd North East Wales FA Challenge Ruth Crump Cup Winners t: 07818 404 516 1971/72, 2003/04, 2006/07, e: ruth .crump@aykroyds .co .uk 2007/08, 2008/09 PRESS OFFICER Swyddog y Wasg Hannah Jones CLUB INFORMATION t: 07984 511 164 GWYBODAETH MATCH DAY SECRETARY Ysgrifennydd Ddiwrnod Gem FOUNDED Sefydlwyd 1880 Ruth Crump NICKNAME Llysenw t: 07818 404 516 The Lakesiders MANAGER Rheolwr GROUND Maes Colin Caton Maes Tegid t: 07786 558 326 CAPACITY Uchafswm Torf ASSISTANT MANAGER Is-reolwr 1,500 (seating | nifer seddi 504) Stephen Fisher t: 07734 958 873 Ryan Valentine t: 07793 185 415 KIT COLOURS ACADEMY MANAGER LLIWIAU Pennaeth Ieuenctid Colin Caton Andy Kelly t: 07581 064 847 8 www.cymrufootball.wales Barry Town United Jenner Park, Barry, CF62 9EF t: 01446 738 629 e: davidcole1948@yahoo .co .uk www.pitchero.com/clubs/barrytownunited CAPACITY Uchafswm Torf CLUB CONTACTS CLUB HONOURS HANES 2450 Seated/Eistedd MANYLION CYSWLLT JD Welsh Cup Winners: SEASON REVIEW TYMOR 18/19 1954/55, 1993/94, 1996/97, PRESIDENT Llywydd 2000/01, 2001/02, 2002/03 Colin Churchill LEAGUE Cynghrair Cymru Premier CHAIRMAN Cadeirydd 3rd – Cymru Premier Champions: Eric Thomas 1995–96, 1996–97, 1997–98, JD WELSH CUP Cwpan Cymru JD t: 07812 854 274 1998–99, 2000–01, 2001–02, SF – Lost 2-0 against The New SECRETARY Ysgrifennydd 2002–03 Saints David Cole Welsh League Division 1 Winners: NATHANIEL MG CUP Cwpan t: 07557 665 847 1926–27, 1982–83, 1983–84, 1984– R1 – Lost 0-0 (3-1 pens) at e: davidcole1948@yahoo .co .uk 85, 1985–86, 1986–87, 1988–89, Cambrian & Clydach Vale MANAGER Rheolwr 1993–94, 2016-17 Gavin Chesterfield t: 07977 119 784 CLUB INFORMATION ASSISTANT MANAGER Is-reolwr Michael Cosslett GWYBODAETH t: 07976 248 255 FOUNDED Sefydlwyd 1912 ACADEMY MANAGER (2013 as Barry Town United AFC) Pennaeth Ieuenctid Ceri Bowley NICKNAME Llysenw t: 07446 079 072 Linnets GROUND Maes Jenner Park KIT COLOURS LLIWIAU www.cymrufootball.wales 9 Caernarfon Town The Oval, Marcus Street, Caernarfon, Gwynedd LL55 2HT t: 07799 435 034 e: jones_geraint@hotmail .com www.caernarfontownfc.co.uk CLUB CONTACTS CLUB HONOURS HANES SEASON REVIEW TYMOR 18/19 MANYLION CYSWLLT Welsh League (North) Division 1 LEAGUE
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