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Saturday, 05 July 2008


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The YEL Divisional Committee will meet early July to formulate the Divisions for the 2008/2009 season.

All teams have until 30 June 2008 to submit by email (to Kev Cooper) any requests for special consideration for promotion & relegation.

The Divisional Committee will compile the Divisions based on the number of entries received, all Champions & Runners up will be automatically promoted, all other decisions including relegation are decided by the Divisional Committee. At some age groups we have lots of new teams and there may be more Divisions than last season in some age groups, which results in lots of teams changing Divisions.

The Invoices for League fees have been sent out and need to be paid by 30 June, the Divisions will not be set until all Clubs have paid the League Fees.

Further information on the format of the u8s sections for the 2008/2009 season will be announced soon.

Dec 17 2006

Hucknall Sports U9s Black v Hucknall Sports U9s White

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Sunday, 17 December 2006

Saturday 16th December 2006 Hucknall Sports U9s Black 0 Hucknall Sports U9s White 1

The last match before the Christmas break was the long awaited local derby between the Blacks and Whites. The first half was pretty much end to end with both keepers busy keeping the score at 0-0. The Whites started the second half the more attacking of the two teams,

with most of the play kept in the Blacks half. Towers producing yet another top class goal saw the Whites go into the lead, but he was then denied a second goal by a fantastic save from the Blacks keeper Jayes, who lived up to his nickname of 'Tigger', and pushed the ball over the crossbar. For the last ten minutes Whites hung on to their lead as the Blacks came on the attack but the score ended 0-1. Well done to both teams, this was a good performance from both sides. Keep up the good work.

Tracey Kibble (Hucknall Sports U9s Whites)

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