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2 FEB – LEAGUE CUP – Legion just avoid a giantkilling – League champions Chapeltown RBL just avoided a giantkilling by winning a penalty shoot-out after a draw at Division 2 Loca to go through to the semi-finals for the first time. 2 FEB – CBC PREM – Leaders stay on course, but Stannington are blown away by Jubilee and Sixers are held – Leaders Royal Earl had a comfortable win at Oughtibridge WM, but second place WB Sixers were held by Boynton Sports. Joker Wickersley climbed to third with victory over Eckington MW, but the day's most sensational result came at Jubilee Rangers as they thrashed former champions Stannington Village. 2 FEB – DIVISION 1 – Cueball go top, as Nailmakers end Southey's unbeaten start – Division One has new leaders after Cueball beat AFC Wisewood. Previous leaders Woodman Intake slipped three places after their game was postponed, with Crookes going second with victory over Brunsmeer and Nailmakers ending Southey Social's unbeaten start. Mosborough Reds gained a second home win of the season at Sheaf House's expense. 2 FEB – DIVISION 2 – Leaders beaten by Darnall and Hackenthorpe go down at Ecclesfield Blues – Leaders AFC Centre Spot suffered a second defeat of the season at Darnall Urban and Hackenthorpe's title chances were also hit with a defeat at Ecclesfield Blues. Thorncliffe Villa gained a second away win of the season at Norton Oaks.
25 JAN – Fixtures and Referees for FEBRUARY - The Fixtures and Referees for FEBRUARY are now listed in the Fixtures section. Home teams must make sure their pitches are booked for the dates shown and confirm the details of the games with the referees and their opponents ASAP. 22 JAN – AFC Dronfield resign - The League was very sorry to receive the resignation of AFC Dronfield. They didn't take the decision lightly and only did so after struggling for very many weeks. We thank all the people that helped the club over the years. All their results, goals etc will be removed from the records. |
3 SEPT – Referees Fees now £45 - In line with the County FA Cups, the Referees fees for our games has been raised to £45. Please ensure you pay them the new amount. We've just launched a free kit washing service for local clubs. Team's can drop their kit off with us on a Monday and they can then collect it washed, dried and folded the following Friday. It's completely free and the clubs don't have to be Kitlocker customers. We're just wanting to lend a helping hand to the local grassroots community during a difficult time financially. You can find more info about it here: kitwasher.com Any questions, please contact Chris Rhodes - Marketing A: Kitlocker.com Limited, 6 & 8 Stevenson Way, Sheffield, S9 3WZ E: chris@kitlocker.com
19 August 2013 - Social Media - All clubs are reminded to tell their players and officials that any mis-use of social media such as Twitter, Facebook etc, can lead to penalties being imposed by both the County FA and the League. This mis-use could be in the form of poor or abusive comments about a referees display, another club or player, the League and its management, the County FA and its employees, or the FA. Even if someone just forwards, or agrees with, abusive or damaging comments made by someone else, they will be dealt with the same as if they made the comments. The League, so far hasn't had too many issues with this, although a few clubs have been warned that their players need to be careful in what comments some of them have said or agreed with
19 Apr 2012 - Blades Super Draw
League honoured by The FA For 25 years the League's Merit Award system, culminates in the Steve Gee Merit Cup Final each season. The system, which rewards clubs for good behaviour and good discipline throughout the season, was a key element. The League was also the first Adult Men's Sunday League in the Sheffield & Hallamshire County FA area to adopt The FA's Respect banner. We have continued our efforts to make the League one of the best, if not the best, in the country by refunding a portion of League fees back to the top five clubs in terms of discipline. The aim is to make our games enjoyable for players officials and spectators alike and we intend to try to continue to find ways of furthering our principles. All the people that have contributed over the years should be very proud and our clubs should also be very proud of the way that they have helped by adopting the principles set out by the League.
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