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Friday, 08 August 2008


	Welcome to The Young Elizabethan Football League Website The YEL is a Nottinghamshire based football league formed in 1955. We run leagues for age groups from under 8's to under 14's boys. We have over 400 teams from many clubs throughout Nottinghamshire. Clubs such as Arnold Town FC, Keyworth United, Long Eaton United, and Priory Celtic FC.


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In todays FA Shield game the Clifton Fc under 10 whites felt the agony of a penalty shoot out.

Like Psycho and Waddle in Italia 90, Roberto Baggio in USA 94, Southall in Euro 96, Batty in France 1998, Beckham in Portugal 2004, Lampard in Germany 2006, not to mention Diana Ross in the opening ceremony of the world cup in USA in 94, the mighty whites yesterday sufferered the agonies and heartbreak of defeat in a penalty shhot out against Wollaton Hall. The game was played at a frantic pace throughout in a match that had the crowd chewing their finger nails right down to the 12th and final penalty kick. Wollaton started the stronger and took a somewhat fortuitous lead with a deflected shot that squirmed through stand in keeper Luca's legs as he desperately tried to prevent the ball from crossing the line. The whites came back strongly and pressed forward as they went for the equaliser. Reo forced a good save from the Wollaton keeper and headed just over from a corner,

Hucknall sports were beat today with a 1-0 win and a great goal by west bridgeford giants.

The game started evenly with a great tempo and half way thruogh giants put one in the net. But heads stayed high with michin narrowly missing and clifford hitting the bar and the post. Second half came and new signing hayes came on and the game heated up with clifford winning a free kick and cannon putting it into the side netting a great performance by both teams but for sports it was one of those game where it would not go in.

F Clifford Hucknall Sports Black

The Mighty Whites were faced with a stern test at the Lane today against league leaders Vernon and although they more than held their own in a tight first half, they were eventually worn down by a relentless and strong Vernon team.

The boys got off to an excellent start and the two teams went toe to toe and traded counter attacks, with both keepers making good saves. Damon outpaced the Vernon defence before unleashing a snap shot that the keeper did well to hold. Vernon countered quickly with the ball flashing several times across goal before Jake was forced into making a fine reflex save. Conor and Gizzy had to be on their toes as Vernon

Saturday 15th September 2007 Hucknall Sports 2 - West Bridgeford Bulldogs 1

After a slow start h.s.blacks found there feet with a 2-1 win over w.b.bulldogs. sports went on to the pitch wanting to prove to them selves that they could work as a team and put up a challenge after a disappointing defeat starting the season. from the start of the game the bulldogs were under pressure with clifford, and cannon hitting the target early only to be saved by the keeper.after a few minutes cannon put up a great pass for clifford to put the ball into the net for the first.

Sunday 11th March 2007 Hucknall Sports 2 - Kimberley Miners Welfare Black 0

Kimberley Miners Welfare Black Under 8's started there second of three cup group games with an away fixture against Hucknall Sports in the YEL President’s Cup Group Stages. The conditions couldn’t have been any better for the players and spectators on a sunny dry Sunday morning. Hucknall applied the early pressure in the first ten minutes of the game, going 1-0 up after the Kimberley Goalkeeper and the days Captain Palmer palmed out an excellent striker from the attacking Hucknall

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The YEL Divisional Committee have met to formulate the Divisions for the 2008/2009 season.

The fixtures have now been updated on the YEL website; you can now use the links to the left to check your fixture dates. If you find any anomalies, please report these to the webmaster.

All Registration issues are dealt with by the Notts FA, we advise all teams to submit Registrations as soon as possible.

The date of the next YEL Members Meeting is Monday 18 August at Meadow Club, Notts County FC.

Aug 20 2007

Young Elizabethan League 1st4Sport Level 1 Certificate in Coaching Football

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Monday, 20 August 2007

The YEL are working with Craig Lee at Notts FA to take the level of Qualified Coaches in the YEL from 66% up to 80% by next season.

We have two new Coaching courses exclusive to YEL managers set on dates when league games are not ebing played and these courses can be taken at a cost of just £25 per person.

More details and application form below, entries taken on a first come basis Young Elizabethan League 1^st4Sport Level 1 Certificate in Coaching Football

The Nottinghamshire FA (NFA) and Young Elizabethan League (YEL) are working in partnership to address the number of unqualified managers and coaches within teams that play in the YEL.

Currently the number of teams without a qualified manager and/or coach is 33%. The target by the end of the 2007/08 season is to reduce this figure to 20%.

Two 1^st4Sport Level 1 Certificate in Coaching Football Courses have been organized to run on weekend dates when there are no fixtures.

These courses are exclusively for managers and coaches within the YEL, and as such a special rate is being offered!

Please follow the simple steps below:

1. Read the application form that is included with this letter.

2. Please ensure that you mark the two venues with your preferred choice (1 and 2!) as it is first come first serve so you might get a place but not at your first choice venue!

3. Complete all the relevant information that is asked for on the application form.

4. Send the completed application form along with the £100.00 to Football Development (at the address shown on the application form)

5. Go to http://www.intosport.org.uk/index/coachsport/fundingforcourses.htm and complete one of the forms (either the Nottingham City or Nottinghamshire County form depending on where you are a resident in Nottinghamshire). This will allow you to apply for up to 50% of the course fee.

Please note this is not a 100% guarantee as the form is reviewed by a panel and they do reserve the right to reject any application.

This form must be completed and submitted to the address on their form no later than 28 days of the course start date.

6. If you are accepted onto the course you will receive written confirmation and details from the Nottinghamshire FA.

7. On completion of the course the YEL will send you a reimbursement of £25 per successful candidate.

If you do apply for the 50% coaching bursary and are successful, and you complete the course and receive £25 back from the YEL all of this will mean that the 1^st4Sport Level 1 Certificate in Coaching Football course will have cost you £25!

Please contact me on 0115 9772346 or This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it if you have any questions.

Regards

Craig Lee

Nottinghamshire FA Football Development Officer

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