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The next League Meeting is the AGM at Bramall Lane, 24 June 2025 at 7:00 pm |
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2 NOV – LEAGUE CUP –
Five out of the eight ties decided by penalties as the holders go out –
5 of the 8 League Cup ties
played couldn’t have been any closer and had to be decided by penalties,
one of which saw holders Chapeltown RBL go out to fellow CBC Premier side
Boynton Sports. Another all CBC Premier tie saw Jubilee Rangers go through
at Southey Social on penalties. CBC Premier Nailmakers needed penalties to
overcome Division 1 Baby Shark and an all-Division 1 tie saw Crookes win a
penalty shoot-out against Thorncliffe Villa.
Another Division 1 penalties
winner was Brunsmeer in their delayed Round 1 tie with CBC Premier Woodman
Intake. Stannington Village had to come from behind to beat Division 1
Hackenthorpe, but no such drama for Wadsley Bridge Sixers as they
comfortably beat Division 1 Kelham Island and last season’s finalists
Royal Earl saw off fellow CBC Premier Wickersley CC
2 NOV - DIVISION 1 –
Loca open up a gap at the top & Reds win –
Leaders Loca opened up a 3 point gap at the top with victory at Cotts and
Mosborough Reds were also winners at home to Norton Oaks. NEW FA RULES 25-26 All clubs should have been notified by The FA of the new rules, or changes to rules. The main one to be aware of this season is the 8 second rule for goalkeepers and the action taken by referees if the goalkeeper doesn't release the ball in time. LEAGUE RULES The League Rules etc page has been updated, including The FA Standard Code of Rules - you can find them and all the League Rules etc using the Management link shown on this page. All clubs should be aware of all the rules. COUNTY FA AFFILIATION If you haven't yet started, you should get on with the County FA Affiliation - you are not allowed to play any games, including friendlies, until you have completed your affiliation with the County FA and paid your League Fees. Don't forget your manager and any coaches must also complete the online Safeguarding course to be able to complete your affiliation. CLUBS WITH PLAYERS UNDER 18 if you have any players under the age of 18 anyone involved in the management, or coaching, of the team on matchdays, or training MUST start the process of getting a football DBS check. Any team not doing will be suspended by the County FA. |
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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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See History for last season's Roll of Honour and honours winners since the League began. |
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