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Sunday, 07 September 2008


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All Registration issues are dealt with by the Notts FA, we advise all teams to deal with Notts FA via your Club Secretary, with any Player Registration enquiries.

A player cannot play in a YEL League or Cup match without a valid 2008/09 Registration card, NO CARD = NO PLAY

We understand Notts County FC are using a number of players in trial matches this weekend, the YEL have no powers with regards this issue, Clubs should discuss any player issues with Mick Leonard of Notts County FC.

A player signed by Notts County FC can only play in the YEL with a signed letter from Notts County giving special permission and is subject to a limited number of games, if in doubt we recommend you do not use the player in the YEL.

If any team needs to cancel a fixture due to a shortage of players (due to missing cards or Notts County trialists) our advice is cancel the match and provide full reasons to the Match Controller. The YEL Committee will then discuss all cancellations at a later date and decide if any fines are liable due to cancellation taking the circumstances into consideration.

Reminder John McNicholas is Saturday Match Controller & Ian Goulding Sunday Match Controller.

ALL fixture issues including cancellations to the Match controller by email please not to the Admin Clerk.

Best of luck to all teams for the new season

Oct 04 2006

YEL Rule to Remember

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Wednesday, 04 October 2006

This Weeks-YEL Rule to Remember - Rule Changes

The following rule changes have been advised to Clubs at the recent Regional Meetings.

Member Clubs can put forward amendments to the rule changes during March - if you have any issues please discuss with your Club

PROPOSED RULE CHANGE ? (Key changes in bold)Saturday and mid-weekMini-soccer Under 10Youth Football from Under 11 to Under 14Sunday and mid-weekMini-soccer Under 10Youth Football from Under 11 to Under 14 Saturday & Sunday and MidweekMini Soccer Under 9 & Under 9 Minors (u8) Explanation – Each YEL Team at u9 and u9 Minors (u8) will select a day of choice each weekend, but this new rule will restrict players to one team only within the YEL at youngest ages – some agree some don’t its your call !

Under the new Rule u8s & u9s next season would be able to play for only one YEL team.

U8s League fees made the same as other Mini Soccer ages & Cup competition guaranteed.

All Teams must provide an email contact address

The Committee will seek up to 10 Club members per season to assist with discipline issues only. The Committee will select from the panel on a monthly basis to assist an equal number of Committee members to form a sub committee to make discipline decisions. Anyone interested speak to Club Secretary in first instance.

PROPOSED RULE CHANGE (Key changes in bold)Sunday Mini-Soccer and 11-a-side CompetitionsBetween 10:30 am and 2.30 pm.The home team shall specify the kick off time and give the away team at least nine days notice of kick off times after 12pm New addition - The League will supply all Clubs at the start of the season with a list of Teams that plan to play after 12pm every week and this will count as 9 days notice. Explanation – Away teams expected to be more flexible with a morning kick off times due to pitch sharing, chance for teams that always play afternoons to notify at the start of the season.

PROPOSED RULE CHANGE (Key changes in bold)(D) The Secretary/Manager of the home Club must give notice in writing/email or phone of full particulars of the location of, and access to, the ground and time of kick-off to the match officials and the Manager of the opposing Club by 8pm on the Monday five clear days midweek games) prior to the playing of the match. The away Club shall seek and acknowledge receipt of such particulars. Any Club failing to comply with this Rule shall be liable to a fine of £10. Explanation – Clearer rule with set time every week of 8pm Monday.

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