Rochester & District Football League Handbook 2014

THE ROCHESTER & DISTRICT FOOTBALL LEAGUE 2014 - 2015 SEASON

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ROCHESTER & DISTRICT FOOTBALL LEAGUE Established 1905 Sponsored by MEMS POWER GENERATION incorporating SITTINGBOURNE & MILTON CHARITY CUP COMPETITION Established 1929

OFFICERS 2014/2015 President: E.J. Snelling* Vice Presidents: R.H. Brown, L Harris, T.F. Cox, C.I. Boswell* Chairman: (1993) PA Smith 40 Redwing Road, Walderslade, Chatham, ME5 7TQ Telephone: (01634) 318881 Vice Chairman: (1998) A.M. Sedgwick* 10 Holmoaks, Rainham, ME8 7DF Telephone: (01634) 261544 Chief Executive & League Secretary: (1991) T.P.Lawrence* 5 Burnham Walk, Rainham ME8 8SJ Telephone: (01634) 361955 Mobile: 07762 716550 email: rochesterleague@yahoo.co.uk, tplawrence@btinternet.com Treasurer: (2005) I.N. Harrington 2 Tyland Cottages, Tyland Lane, Sandling, Maidstone, ME14 3BH Telephone: 07968 132064 Registration Secretary: (2001) M.D. Davies* 54 Milton Avenue, Cliffe Woods, Rochester, ME3 8TX Telephone : (01634) 222893 e-mail: rdflresults@aol.com Commercial Manager: (2005) T. Cooper* 18 The Platters, Rainham, ME8 ODJ Telephone: (01634) 387502 Referees Development Manager: (2004) S. Breeds* 8 Brindle Way, Lordswood, Chatham, ME5 8TL Telephone: (01634) 614830

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COUNCIL MEMBERS: (1995)* K. Keating, 388 Canterbury Street, Gillingham ME7 5LD (1999)* K. McCourt, 22 Wilmington Way, Rainham, ME8 6HY (1999) M. Pryer, 1 Quinnell Street, Rainham ME8 7JW (2004) G.Lawrence, 36 Harvesters Close, Rainham, ME8 8PA (2004)* J. Emery, 40 North Road, Cliffe, Rochester, ME3 7UH (2004) Mrs. M. Davies, 54 Milton Avenue, Cliffe Woods, Rochester, ME3 8TX (2007)* R.J. Hayton, 4 Harcourt Gardens, Rainham, ME8 8TG (2008) D. Kast, 123 Rochester Avenue, Rochester, ME1 2DR (2010) C. Emery, 40 North Road, Cliffe, Rochester. ME3 7UH (2014) E. Bourner, 3 William Road, Cuxton, Rochester, ME2 1DL * Members of Kent F.A.

(1969) L. F. Harris (1972) R.H.Brown (1978) LB. Walton (1979) E.J.Snelling*

(01634) 579382 (01634) 233854 (01634) 387564 (01634) 239992 (01634) 220655 (01634) 221254 (01634) 235799 (07783) 015838 (01634) 220655 (01634) 937053

Life Members: (1979) T. F. Cox (1985) R.T. Foord* (1985) L R. Plummer (1991) T. P. Lawrence*

Hon Auditor: Ms Paula Keeler 19 Mafeking Road, Walderslade, Chatham, ME5 9HG Consultant: C. I. Boswell 67 Barnsole Road, Gillingham ME7 4DT. (01634) 850144 SITTINGBOURNE & MILTON CHARITY CUP COMPETITION Life Member: (1980 ) D.F.W.Jeffery Kent County Football Association Officials: Chief Executive: P. Dolan Invicta House, Cobdown Park, London Road, Ditton, Aylesford. ME20 6DQ (01622) 791850 Divisional Secretary: T.P. Lawrence, 5 Burnham Walk, Rainham ME8 8SJ Telephone: (01634) 361955 Mobile: 07762 716550 email: terry.kentfadiv2@aol.co.uk

COUNCIL MEETINGS The Council of the League will meet on the second Thursday of every alternate month at League Headquarters, Star Meadow Social Club, Darland Avenue, Gillingham.

Clubs may if they desire send a representative to any of these council meetings as an observer, such representatives will not be allowed to speak on any matter unless requested to do so by the Chairman and will not be permitted to vote.

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1. NOMENCLATURE AND CONSTITUTION (A) This Competition shall be designated the Rochester & District Football League and shall consist of not more than 110 Clubs approved by the sanctioning authority.

(B) All such Member Clubs must be affiliated to an affiliated County Football Association and their names and particulars shall he returned annually by the appointed date on the Form D to the Kent County Football Association.

The area covered by the Competition shall be 25 miles radius from the Pentagon, Chatham. The Competition shall apply annually for sanction to the Kent County Football Association and the constituent teams of Member Clubs may be grouped in Divisions.

(C) This Competition shall only permit one team from a Club to participate in the same Division unless there is no viable alternative because of logistical issues and/or reasons linked to participation and geographical boundaries. This Competition will obtain the prior approval of the sanctioning Association in the event of a Division comprising of more than one team from the same Club. This Competition will ensure that, where permission is given, teams from a Club operating in the same Division are run as separate entities with no interchange of players other than via transfers of registration in accordance with Competition Rules.

(D) Inclusivity and Non-discrimination (i) This Competition and each Member Club must be committed to promoting inclusivity and to eliminating all forms of discrimination. (ii) This Competition and each Member Club does not, and must not, (by it's rules or regulations or) in any manner whatsoever unlawfully discriminate against any person within the meaning and scope of the Equality Act 2010 or any law, enactment, order or regulation relating to discrimination (whether by age, gender, reassignment, sexual orientation, marital status, race, nationality, ethnic origin, colour, religion or belief, ability or disability or otherwise) (iii) This Competition and each Member Club must make every effort to promote equality by treating people fairly and with respect, by recognising that inequalities may exist, by taking steps to address them and by providing access and opportunities for all members of the community, irrespective of age, gender, reassignment, sexual orientation, marital status, race, nationality, ethnic origin, colour, religion or belief, ability or disability or otherwise. (iv) Any alleged breach of the Equality Act 2010 legislation must be referred to the appropriate sanctioning Association for investigation.

(E) Not adopted (F) Not adopted (G) Not adopted (H) At the Annual General Meeting or a Special General Meeting called for the purpose, a majority of the delegates present shall have power to decide or adjust the compilation of the Divisions at their discretion. When necessary this Rule shall take precedence over Rule 12.

2. ENTRY FEE, SUBSCRIPTION & DEPOSIT (A) Applications by Clubs for admission to this Competition, or the entry of an additional team, must be made in writing, on a form to be provided, and must be accompanied by an Entry Fee of £5.00 per team, which shall be returned in the event of non-election. At the discretion of a majority of the accredited voting members present, applications, of which due notice has been given, may be received at the Annual General Meeting. The Entry Fee shall apply. When Rule 12(b) is applied or a team seeks a transfer or is compulsorily transferred to another Division, no Entry Fee shall be payable.

(B) The Annual Subscription shall be £25 per team, which will cover all league and cup competitions under the jurisdiction of this League with the exception of the Sittingbourne & Milton Charity Cup Competition, which shall have its own entrance fee of £5.00per team, and all fees are payable at a special meeting convened specifically for the purpose. Any Club failing to attend this meeting shall be fined £20.00. Clubs requiring their Fixtures Bulletins by mail must provide twelve size 9x6 stamped addressed envelopes (each bearing two first class stamps) at this meeting and Clubs requiring their Fixtures Bulletins by e-mail must provide two size 9x6 stamped addressed envelopes (each bearing two first class stamps) at this meeting — Clubs failing to comply will be fined £ 10.00.

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(C) Each Club shall, within 14 days of election, pay a Deposit of £35.00, which shall be returnable to Clubs on leaving the Competition provided that they have fulfilled their fixtures and complied with all orders of the Management Committee. All Clubs shall purchase three copies of the League Handbook, the cost being £6.00 per handbook. All Handbooks must be collected from the Chief Executive on a date to be advised, with no less than seven days notice of the date being given to Clubs. Should any Club fail to collect the Handbooks on the stipulated date, they will be fined £10.00.

(D) A Club shall not participate in this Competition until the Entry Fee, Annual Subscription. Handbooks Fee, Cost of Registration Forms and Deposit have been paid.

(E) Clubs must advise annually to the Chief Executive at the Payments Meeting its Kent County Football Association affiliation number for the forthcoming season, failing which they will be fined £10.00. Clubs must advise the Chief Executive in writing, on a form to be provided, details of its Headquarters, Officers and any other information required by the Competition.

3. OFFICERS The Officers of the Competition shall be determined by the Annual General Meeting and elected thereat. N.B. Auditors/Verifiers are not Officers.

4. MANAGEMENT NOMINATION, ELECTION (A) The Competition shall be governed in accordance with the Rules and Regulations of the Football Association by a Management Committee comprised of the Officers and up to 12 Councillors, who shall be elected at the Annual General Meeting and one fourth of whom shall retire by rotation each year. All participants shall abide by the Football Association Regulations for Safeguarding Children as determined by the Association from time to time.

(B) Retiring Officers shall be eligible to become candidates for re-election without nomination. All other candidates for election as Officers or Members of the Management Committee shall be nominated to the Secretary in writing, signed by the Secretaries of two Member Clubs not later than 31st May in each year. Names of the candidates for election shall be circulated with the notice of the Annual General Meeting. In the event of there being no nomination in accordance with the foregoing for any office, nominations may be received at the Annual General Meeting. .

(C) The Management Committee shall meet at least quarterly. On receiving a requisition signed by two-thirds of the Members of the Management Committee, the Secretary shall convene a meeting of the Committee .

(D) Except where otherwise mentioned all communications must be addressed to the Secretary, who shall conduct the correspondence of the Competition and keep a record of its proceedings. .

(E) All communications received from Clubs must be conducted through their nominated Officers.

5. POWERS OF MANAGEMENT (A) The Management Committee may appoint sub-committees and delegate such of their powers as they deem necessary. The decisions of all sub-Committees shall be reported to the Management Committee for ratification. The Management Committee shall have power to deal only with matters within the Competition and not for any matters of misconduct that are under the jurisdiction of the Football Association or Affiliated Association.

(B) Subject to the permission of the Kent County Football Association having been obtained, the Management Committee may order a match or matches to be played each season, the proceeds to be devoted to the funds of the Competition and, if necessary, may call upon each Club (including any Club which may have withdrawn during the season) to contribute equally such sums as may be necessary to meet any deficiency at the end of the season .

(C) Each Member of the Management Committee shall have the right to attend and vote at all Management Committee Meetings and have one vote thereat, but no Member shall be allowed to vote on any matters directly appertaining to such Member or to the Club so represented, or where there may be a conflict of interest (this

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shall also apply to the procedure of any sub-committee). In the event of the voting being equal on any matter, the Chairman shall have a second or casting vote .

(D)The Management Committee shall have powers to apply, act upon and enforce the Rules of the Competition and shall also have jurisdiction over all matters affecting the Competition, including any not provided for in these Rules. With the exception of Rules 5(i), 6(h) 10(a), 11 and 19 for all breaches of Rule a formal written charge must be issued. The respondents shall be given seven days from the date of notice to reply to the charge and given the opportunity to : (i) Accept or deny the charge (ii) Submit in writing a case of mitigation or (iii) Put their case before the Management Committee All breaches of the Laws of the Game, Rules and Regulations of The Football Association shall be dealt with in accordance with F.A. Rules by the appropriate Association. With the exception of clubs playing at Step 7 of the Football Pyramid and the FA Women's Premier League, the maximum fine permitted for any breach of a Competition Rule is ÂŁ250.00 and, when setting any fine, the Competition must ensure that the penalty is . proportional to the offence, taking into account any mitigating circumstances (E) All decisions of the Management Committee shall be binding, subject to the right of appeal to the Board of Appeal in accordance with Rule 16.

Decisions of the Management Committee, or any sub-Committee, must be notified in writing to those concerned within 14 days.

(F) Five members of the Management Committee shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of business of the Management Committee and three members shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of business by any sub-committee of the Competition. Any Council Member absent from three consecutive meetings without . reasonable explanation shall be deemed to have his election annulled (G) The Management Committee, as it may deem necessary, shall have power to fill, in an acting capacity, any . vacancies that may occur amongst their number (H) A Club having failed to comply with an order or instruction of the Management Committee or failing to satisfactorily attend to the business and/or correspondence of the Competition, shall be liable to be fined or . otherwise penalised at the discretion of the Management Committee (I) All fines and charges shall be paid within 14 days of the date of posting of the written notification. Any Club failing to do so will be fined a maximum of ÂŁ50. Further failure to pay the fine, including the additional sum, within 14 days will result in fixtures being withdrawn until such time as the outstanding payments are settled.

(J) A member of the Management Committee appointed by the Competition to attend a meeting or match may have any expenses incurred refunded by the Competition.

(K) The Management Committee shall have the power to fill any vacancy that may occur in the membership of the Competition between the Annual General Meeting or Special General Meeting called to decide the .

Constitution and the commencement of the Competition season (L) The business of the Competition as determined by the Management Committee may be transacted by electronic mail or facsimile.

(M) Any Club having a player(s) or Club Official(s) reported to the League for urinating in any outdoor area or not in a designated toilet facility shall be fined a minimum of ÂŁ20.00 per player/official so reported.

6. ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING (A) The Annual General Meeting shall be held not later than 31st July in each year. At this meeting the following business shall be transacted provided that at least 50% of Member Clubs are present and entitled to vote: (I) To receive and confirm the Minutes of the preceding Annual General Meeting (ii) To consider any business arising therefrom. (iii) To receive and adopt the Annual Report, Balance Sheet and Statement of Accounts (iv) Election of Clubs to fill vacancies (as recommended by the Management Committee). (v) Constitution of the Competition for the ensuing season.

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(vi) Election of Officers and Management Committee. (vii) Appointment of Auditors. (viii) Alteration to Rules, if any. (of which notice has been given) (ix) Fix the date for commencement and conclusion of the playing season and kick-off times applicable to the Competitions. (x) Other business (of which due notice shall have been given and accepted as being relevant to an AGM) (B) A copy of the duly-audited Balance Sheet, Statement of Accounts and Agenda shall be forwarded to each Club at least fourteen days prior to the meeting and to the Kent County Football Association.

(C) A signed copy of the duly-audited Balance Sheet and Statement of Accounts shall be sent to the Kent County Football Association within fourteen days of its adoption by the Annual General Meeting.

(D) Each Member Club shall be empowered to send two delegates to an Annual General Meeting. Each Club shall be entitled to one vote only. Fourteen days notice shall be given of any meeting.

(E) Clubs who have withdrawn their Membership of the Competition during the season being concluded or who are not continuing Membership shall be entitled to attend but shall vote only on matters relating to the . season being concluded (F) All voting shall be conducted by a show of voting cards unless a ballot be demanded by at least ten delegates qualified to vote OR the Chairman so decides.

(G) No individual shall be entitled to vote on behalf of more than one Member Club.

(H) Any continuing Member Club failing to be represented at the Annual General Meeting, without satisfactory reason being given, shall be fined ÂŁ20.00.

(I) Officers and Management Committee members shall be entitled to attend and vote at an Annual General Meeting.

7. AGREEMENT TO BE SIGNED The Chairman and Secretary of each Club shall complete and sign the following agreement which shall be deposited with the Competition together with the Application for Membership for the coming season, or upon . indicating that the Club intends to compete: "We, _____________________of ___________(Chairman) and _________________ of___________(Secretary) of the___________________Football Club, have been provided with a copy of the Rules and Regulations of the Rochester & District Football League and do hereby agree for and on behalf of the said Club, if elected or accepted into Membership, to conform to those Rules and Regulations and to accept, abide by and implement the decisions of the Management Committee of the Competition, subject to the right of appeal in accordance with Rule 16" .

Any alteration of the Chairman and/or Secretary on the above Agreement must be notified to the Kent County Football Association to which the Club is affiliated and to the Secretary of the Competition .

Note :The spaces above are intended for the inclusion of signatures and home addresses of the Club Officers .

8. QUALIFICATION OF PLAYERS (A) (i) Contract players, as defined in Football Association Rules, are not permitted in this Competition. It is the responsibility of each Club to ensure that any player signing a Registration Form for that Club has, where necessary, the required international Transfer Certificate. Clearance is required for any player aged 12 and over crossing borders including Wales, Scotland and Ireland with the exception of those players who are registered under Contract with the same Club, who have a team operating at Steps 1 to 6 of the National League System . (ii) While serving in any branch of Her Majesty's Regular Forces, a player must first obtain the consent of his Association Secretary before signing a Registration Form to play for a Club" NOTE: This means that any member of Her Majesty's Regular Forces wishing to play in this League may NOT be signed on an emergency registration basis in accordance with Rule 8B(ii).

(B) A registered playing member of a Club is one who, being in all other respects eligible, has:

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(i) Signed a fully and correctly completed Competition Registration Form in ink, countersigned by an Officer of the Club, and who has been registered with the Registration Secretary prior to playing. (ii) Signed a fully and correctly completed Competition Registration Form in ink on a match-day prior to playing counter-signed by an Officer of the Club and witnessed by an Officer of the opposing Club, and submitted to the Registration Secretary within three days (Sundays excluded) subsequent to the match. The player shall not again play until the Club is in possession of the completed counterfoil. A maximum of five players may be registered this way.

(C) A team shall not include any player who has taken part in any three Kent Invicta Football League or more senior competition matches during the current season unless a period of 14 complete days has elapsed since he last played (D) A player having taken part in matches for any Club affiliated to any County Football Association shall not be allowed to join, be transferred to, or sign for a Club in the Competition without first proving to the Officials of the intended Club that the player has discharged all reasonable financial liabilities to the previous Club or Clubs, and a Club official may not accept such players signature without first ascertaining whether such claims have been discharged to the satisfaction of the Club, or Clubs, for which the player last played. .

(E) Registration Forms shall be obtained from the Chief Executive or Registration Secretary on prepayment of £1.00 per form. Before commencement of the season each team will pay the sum of £25.00, such to cover the cost of registering 25 players in both the League and Sittingbourne & Milton Charity Cup Competition. All forms must be accompanied by a stamped addressed envelope — Clubs failing to enclose a stamped addressed envelope shall be fined a minimum of £10.00. All clubs must submit a minimum of eleven Registration Forms not later than fourteen days prior to their first scheduled League or Cup Fixture in each season. Clubs failing to submit as required will be fined £20.00.

(F) The Management Committee shall decide all registration disputes. In the event of a player signing a Registration Form or having a registration submitted for more than one Club, priority of registration shall decide for which Club the player shall be registered. The Registration Secretary shall notify the Club last applying to register the player of the previous registration .

(G) It shall be a breach of Rule for a player to: (i) Play for more than one Club in the Competition without first being transferred. (ii) Having signed for one Club in the Competition, sign for another Club in the Competition in that season except for the purposes of a transfer. (iii) Submit a signed Registration Form that the player had wilfully neglected to accurately or fully complete.

(H) (i) The Management Committee shall have the power to accept the registration of any player subject to the provisions of clauses (ii) and (iii) below. (ii) The Management Committee shall have the power to refuse, cancel or suspend the registration of any player or may fine any player at their discretion who has been charged and found guilty of regulation irregularities (subject to Rule16). (iii) The Management Committee shall have power to make application to refuse or cancel the registration of any player charged and found guilty of undesirable conduct (subject to Rule 16), subject to the right of appeal to the FA or relevant County Football Association. Undesirable conduct shall mean an incident of repeated proven misconduct which may deter a participant from being involved in this Competition. Application should be made to the Parent County of the Club the player is registered with or intending to be registered with. Action under clause (iii) shall not be taken against a player for misconduct until the matter has been dealt with by the appropriate Association and then only in cases of the player bringing the Competition into disrepute and will in any case be subject to an Appeal to the Football Association. All decisions must include the period of restriction. For the purpose of this Rule, bringing the Competition into disrepute can only be considered where the player has received in excess of 112 days suspension, or 10 matches in match-based discipline, in a period of two years or less from the date of the first offence for the team playing in this Competition. (iv) For a player who has previously had a registration removed in accordance with clause (iii) but has a registration accepted at the expiry of exclusion will be considered to be under a probationary period of 12 months. Whilst under a probationary period, should the player commit a further act of proven misconduct under the jurisdiction of the Competition, (excluding standard dismissals), the Competition would be empowered to consider a further charge of bringing the Competition into disrepute (I) Subject to FA Rule C2(a) dealing with players without a written contract when a player desires a transfer, the Club the player wishes to transfer to shall submit a transfer form to the Registration Secretary, accompanied by

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a fee of £5.00. Such transfer shall be referred by the Registration Secretary to the Club for which the player is registered. Should this Club object to the transfer it should state its objections in writing to the League Secretary and to the player concerned within seven days of receipt of the transfer form. Upon receipt of the Clubs consent, or upon its failure to give written objection within seven days, the Registration Secretary may, on behalf of the Management Committee, transfer the player, who shall be deemed ineligible to play for the new Club until the completed counterfoil is received by the Club . .

In the event of an objection to a transfer the matter shall be referred to the Management Committee for a decision.

Second and third transfers shall be administered in exactly the same manner as a first transfer except that the fee paid by the Club to which the player is being transferred shall be £10.00 for second transfer and £20.00 for third transfer. A maximum of three transfers for any one player shall be allowed in any one season. The forms for second and third transfers must be clearly marked as appropriate. .

(J) A player may not be registered for a Club nor transferred to another Club after 31 st March in any year, except by special permission of the Management Committee .

(K) A Club shall keep a list of the players it registers and a record of the games in which the have played, and shall produce such records upon demand by the Management Committee.

(L) A register containing the names of ALL players registered for each Club, with the date of registration, shall be kept by the Registration Secretary and shall be open to inspection by any duly appointed Member Club representative at all Management Committee Meetings or at a mutually agreed time and date upon payment of a fee of £5.00. Registrations are valid for one season only. ln the event of a player without a written contract changing his status to that of a contract player with the same Club, another Club in the Competition or with a Club in another Competition, his registration as a player without a written contract will automatically be cancelled and declared void unless the Club conforms to the exception detailed in Rule 8 (A) (i). In order to play in the League again, either for his original Club or for another Club, it will be necessary for him to be deregistered as required by this Rule.

(M) A player shall not be eligible to play for a team in any special Championship, promotion or relegation deciding match (as specified in Rule 12a) unless the player has played one game for that team in this Competition . in the current season . .

(N) No team may include more than THREE players who are recognised players of a team from that Club that plays in a higher Division or standard. A recognised member is one who has played in three consecutive games for that team in the current season. A player will, however, lose his "recognised member" status if he has missed three consecutive .. games for that particular team .

(O) (i) Any team playing an unregistered or otherwise ineligible player or players may have the points gained in the match deducted from its total and may be fined and/or otherwise dealt with at the discretion of the Management Committee, (ii) In addition the team may have three points deducted from its total at the discretion of the Management Committee and may be dealt with in any further manner which is thought to be appropriate, (iii) The Management Committee may, at its discretion, award the three points available from the match in question to the opponents, subject to the match not being ordered to be replayed.

(P) (i) In cases where players are still in full-time secondary education, priority must be given at all times to school and school organisations activities, (ii) The availability of children must be cleared with the players Head Teacher.

(Ill) To play open-age football, the player must have achieved the age of sixteen.

9. CLUB COLOURS & CLUB NAME (A) Every Club must register the colour of their shirts, shorts and socks PLUS colour of alternative shirts, shorts and socks.with the Secretary by 31st May and he shall decide as to their suitability. All Clubs must have an alternative kit. Clubs in breach of this Rule will be fined £20.00 and will not be permitted to commence their fixtures until such alternative colours are registered with the Secretary. All players MUST wear the complete team colours (including socks) registered with the League. Clubs in breach of this Rule will, for the first offence, be fined £10.00 per player wearing incomplete or incorrect colour kit. Incomplete shall mean shirts, shorts and socks not IDENTICAL to those of the rest of the team. Different makes, manufacturers, styles or shades of colour

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are NOT acceptable. This fine will be increased to £20.00 per player for subsequent breaches of this Rule. The colours of alternative shirts and socks MUST be different from those registered as first-choice colours. Merely registering alternative colour shirts is NOT acceptable.

Team Captains MUST wear arm-bands to denote that status. The fine for failing to do so is a minimum of £10.00 Goalkeepers must wear colours that distinguish them from other players and the Referee.

No player, including the goalkeeper, shall be permitted to wear black or very dark shirts.

Any team not being able to play in its normal colours as registered with the Competition, shall notify the colours in which they will play to its opponents at least two days before the match.

If, in the opinion of the Referee, two Clubs have the same or similar colours, the away team shall make the change.

Any team not having a change of colours or delaying the kick-off by not having a change of colours shall be fined £10.00.

The Chief Executive of the Competition may request shirts to be submitted to him if complaints are received as to lack of distinguishing colours, and the Management Committee may refuse to permit any shirts or shorts as they deem fit. All shirts must be numbered from 2 up to 20 — Clubs in breach of this Rule will be fined £10.00 per . offending player.

(B) Any Club wishing to change its name and/or colours must obtain permission from the Kent County Football Association and from the Management Committee.

10. PLAYING SEASON. CONDITIONS OF PLAY TIMES OF KICK-OFF, POSTPONEMENTS AND SUBSTITUTES (A) The Annual General Meeting shall determine the commencing and concluding dates for the ensuing season, which shall be in accordance with Football Association Rules. No Club shall be compelled to play after the concluding date. Original fixtures arranged by the Secretary must not be arranged for a date later than seven days preceding the concluding date determined by the Annual General Meeting.

(B) All matches shall be played in accordance with the Laws of the Game as determined by the International Football Association Board. Clubs must take all reasonable precautions to keep their grounds in a playable condition. All matches shall be played on pitches deemed to be suitable by the Management Committee. If through any fault of the home team a match has to be replayed, the Management Committee shall have power to order the venue to be changed.

The Management Committee shall have power to decide whether a pitch and/or facilities are suitable for matches in the Competition and to order the Club concerned to play its fixtures on another ground.

Football Turf pitches (3G) are allowed in this Competition providing they meet the required performance standards and are listed on the FA's Register of Football Turf pitches. For Clubs playing at Step 7 and below, a pitch must be tested (by a FIFA accredited test institute) every three years and the results passed to the FA. The FA will give a decision on the suitability for use and add the pitch to it's register.The Home Club is also responsible for advising participants of footwear requirements when confirming match arrangements in accordance with Rule 10(D).

All matches shall have a duration of 90 minutes unless a shorter time (not less than seventy minutes) is mutually arranged by the two captains, in consultation with the referee, prior to commencement of the match, and in any event shall be of equal halves.

The times of kick-off shall be fixed at the AGM. Any Club failing to commence at the appointed time shall be fined a minimum of £10.00 or will be otherwise dealt with as the Management Committee may determine.

Referees must order matches to commence at the appointed time and must report all late starts to the Competition Secretary.

The home team must provide at least two clean footballs fit for play and the referee shall make a report to the Competition if the footballs supplied are unsuitable. Goal nets MUST be used. A referees whistle, corner flags and Assistant Referees flags must also be provided by the home Club. The match balls and Assistant Referees flags must be supplied to the referee in his dressing room before the game. Each Club must provide a suitably stocked first-aid kit at each match. Clubs not conforming with any part of this Rule will be fined a sum not exceeding £20.00.

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Individual refreshments - Tea, Coffee, Orange Juice, Mineral Water BUT NOT tap water - must be offered by the home Club to the match official(s) at half-time. Failure to do so will result in a minimum fine of £10.00 Clubs competing in the Premier Division MUST rope-off the entire length of the side of their pitch most often used by spectators and Club members. Failure to do so will result in a minimum fine of £10.00.

(C) Except by permission of the Management Committee all matches must be played on the dates originally fixed but priority shall be given to the Football Association and all parent County Association Cup Competitions.

All other matches must be considered secondary. Clubs may mutually agree to bring forward a match with the consent of the Chief Executive. In the case of a revised fixture date, the Clubs must be given by the Competition five clear days notice of the match (unless otherwise mutually agreed).

(D) The Secretary of the home Club must give notice of full particulars of the location of, and access to, the ground and time of kick-off to the match officials and to the Secretary of the opposing Club at least five clear days prior to the scheduled match-day. Any Club failing to comply with this Rule shall be liable to a minimum fine of £10.00. It shall be the responsibility of the Home club to inform the Away club of full team colours (Shirts, Shorts and Socks) when confirming the fixture. Any club failing to do so will be fined £10.00 for the first offence, increasing for subsequent offences. The away Club shall seek and acknowledge receipt of such particulars (E) Every Club shall play its best available qualified team or teams in all matches in the Competition. In the event of a Club playing in any match with less than eleven players, they shall NOT be fined for missing players. A minimum of seven players will constitute a team for a Competition match.

(F) (i) Home and Away matches shall be played. In the event of a Club failing to keep its engagement, the Management Committee shall have power to impose a minimum fine of £30.00, deduct points from the defaulting Club, award the points from the match in question to the opponents, order the defaulting Club to pay any expenses incurred by the opponents or be otherwise dealt with except the award of goals.

Notwithstanding the foregoing home and away provision, the Management Committee shall have power to order a match to be played on a neutral ground or on the opponent's ground if they are satisfied that such action is warranted . by the circumstances (ii) Any Club with more than one team in the Competition shall always fulfil its fixture(s) within the Competition in the following order of precedence : First Team, Reserve Team, A Team. Clubs in breach of this requirement shall be fined a sum not exceeding £30.00 or otherwise dealt with by the Management Committee. (iii) Any Club unable to fulfil a fixture or where a fixture has been postponed for any reason must, without delay, give notice to the League Secretary, the Secretary of the opposing Club and the Match officials. Any Club failing to comply shall be dealt with by the Management Committee who may inflict a fine it may deem suitable. (iv) In the event of a match not being played or abandoned owing to causes over which neither Club has control, it shall be played in its entirety on a date to be mutually agreed by the two Clubs and approved by the Management Committee. Failing such agreement and notification to the League Secretary within seven days, the Management Committee shall have power to order the match to be played on a nominated date or on or before a given date. (v) The Management Committee shall review all matches abandoned in cases where it is consequent upon the conduct of either or both teams. Where it is to the advantage of the Competition and does no injustice to either Club, the Management Committee shall be empowered to order the score at the time of abandonment to stand.

In all cases where the Management Committee are satisfied that a match was abandoned due to the conduct of one team or its Club Member(s), they shall be empowered to award the points in the match to the opponents.

In cases where a match has been abandoned owing to the conduct of both teams or their Club Member(s), the Management Committee shall rule all points in the match as void. No fine(s) can be applied by the Management Committee for an abandoned match. (vi) The Management Committee shall review any match that has taken place where either or both teams were under a suspension imposed upon them by the Association or Affiliated Association. In each case the team that was under suspension would be dealt with in the same manner as if they had participated with ineligible players in accordance with Rule 8(0) above. Where both teams were under suspension the game must be declared null and void.

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(G) A Club may, at its discretion and in accordance with the Laws of the Game, use three substitute players in any match in this Competition, who may be selected from five substitutes named to the Referee before the game on cards provided by the Competition. The Cards must be given to the Referee not less than five minutes before kick-off. A player who has been selected, appointed or named as a substitute before the start of the match but does not actually play in the game shall not be considered to have been a player in that game within the meaning of Rule 8 of this Competition.

(H) The half-time interval shall be of ten minutes duration, but it shall not exceed fifteen minutes. The half-time interval may only be altered with the consent of the referee.

(I) Not adopted.

11. REPORTING RESULTS (A) The Chief Executive must receive from the Home Club, within four days of the date played, the result of each Competition match on a Result Card. This Card must also include the forename and surname of each player taking part (IN BLOCK CAPITALS), the name of the referee and the marks awarded to the referee in the appropriate box on the Card. Both competing teams MUST also denote their goalscorers on the Card. Failure to comply with any part of this Rule will result in the Club being fined a minimum of £10.00 for each offence and/or the Club being dealt with as the Management Committee decide. Should the Result Card not be received within fourteen days of the match being played, a further fine of £20.00 will be imposed. The Home Club must enter the names of their players BEFORE presenting the Card to the Away Club. .

(B) The Home Club must telephone, text or e-mail the result of the match to Maureen Davies (07875 204639 or rdflresults@aol.com) between 4.00 pm and 6.00 pm on Saturdays and before 9.30 pm for midweek matches. A fine of £10.00 will be imposed for the first breach of the Rule and subsequent offences may incur an increased fine. .

(C) The Result Card, correctly completed, shall be signed by a responsible Member of the Club.

The Management Committee shall have power to take such action as they deem suitable against a Club which submits an incomplete or incorrect Card.

12. DETERMINING CHAMPIONSHIP (A) Team rankings within the Competition will be decided by points with three points being awarded for a win and one point for a drawn match. The teams gaining the highest number of points in their respective Division at the conclusion shall be adjudged the winners. Matches must not be played for double points. In circumstances where two or more teams are equal on points, team rankings shall be determined by goal difference where the goals scored against by each team shall be deducted from the goals scored by that team and the largest positive difference shall be placed the highest. In the event of the goal difference being equal the highest placed team shall be the team which has scored the most goals. In the event that two or more teams have the same goal difference and have scored the same number of goals then the highest placed team shall be the team which has won the most matches. In the event of the two teams still being equal the team which has the better playing record against the other team in their head-to-head Competition matches during the season will be the highest placed team.

If the records of two or more teams are still equal and it is necessary for any reason to determine the position of each, then the teams affected shall play a deciding match or matches as determined by the Management Committee.

(B) Automatic promotion and relegation shall be applied for the first two teams and last two teams in each Division except as provided for hereunder, subject to the provisions of Rule i (b). (i) Should one or more teams withdraw from any one Division after the fixtures have commenced, an equal number of teams to those withdrawing in that Division shall not be automatically relegated. (ii) Vacancies occurring after the conclusion of the season may be filled by:

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(a) retention of otherwise relegated team(s) (b) additional promotion of the next ranked team(s) from the Division below (c) election (iii) The last team in the lowest Division shall retire but shall be eligible for re-election. (iv)When a senior team is relegated to a lower Division, of which its reserve team is a member, or entitled to be a member, such reserve team must accept relegation to, or retain its position in, the next lower Division, and should the more senior team be relegated to the lowest Division its reserve team automatically retires from the Competition. (v) Should either or both of the leading teams in any of the Divisions have its senior team in the next higher Division, promotion shall fall — at the discretion of the General Meeting — to the next highest team or teams in the Division concerned.

(C) In the event of a team not completing 66% of its fixtures for the season, all points obtained by or recorded against such defaulting team shall be expunged from the Competition table.

13.REFEREES (A) Registered Referees (and Assistant Referees where appropriate) for all matches shall be appointed in a manner approved by the Management Committee and by the sanctioning Association.

(B) In the event of the non-appearance of the appointed Referee, the appointed senior Assistant Referee shall take charge and a substitute Assistant Referee be appointed by the competing teams.In cases where there are no officially appointed Assistant Referees, the Clubs shall agree upon a Referee. An individual thus agreed upon shall, for that game, have the full powers, status and authority of a registered Referee . . .

Individuals under the age of 16 must not participate either as a Referee or Assistant Referee in any open age competition (C) The Management Committee may, if they consider it desirable, or upon application by the two competing Clubs, appoint Assistant Referees, if available, to any match. Where Assistant Referees are not appointed each Team shall provide a Club Assistant Referee. Failure to do so will result in a fine of £10.00 being imposed upon the defaulting Team.

(D) The appointed Referee shall have power to decide as to the fitness of the ground in all matches and the decision shall be final — subject to either in the case of a ground of a Local Authority or the owners of a ground, the Representative of that body is the sole arbiter and whose decision must be accepted unless the ground is declared fit for play.

(E) Subject to any limits/provisions laid down by the sanctioning Association, Referees appointed under this Rule shall be paid a match fee of £28.00 and Assistant Referees appointed by the Competition shall be paid a match fee of £16.00. The Home Club shall pay the Match Official(s)fee(s) or expenses in his dressing room before the match.

(F) In the event of a match not being played because of circumstances over which the Clubs have no control, the Match Officials (if present) shall be entitled to half their fee. Where a match is not played due to one Club being in default, that Club shall be ordered to pay the Officials, if they attend the ground, their full fee.

(G) A Referee not keeping his or her engagement, and failing to give a satisfactory explanation as to their nonappearance, may be reported to the Association with which he or she is registered.

(H) Each Club shall, in a manner prescribed from time to time by the Football Association, award marks to the Referee for each match and the name of the Referee and the marks awarded shall be submitted to the Competition on a Result Card. Clubs failing to comply with this Rule shall be fined £10.00 for the first offence.

For a guide to markings please refer to the Kent County Football Association handbook.

The Competition shall keep a record of the markings and, on the Form provided by the prescribed date each Season, shall submit a summary to the Kent County Football Association.

(J) The Referee shall submit a report Form, supplied by the Competition, detailing misconduct and breaches of

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League Rules.

(K) Referees and Assistant Referees shall be supplied, each Season, with a copy of the Competition Rules, free of charge.

14. CONTINUATION OF MEMBERSHIP OR WITHDRAWAL OF A CLUB (A) After 31st December in the current Season, a Club intending or having a provisional intention to withdraw a team from the Competition on completion of its fixtures and fulfilment of all other obligations to the Competition, must notify the Chief Executive accordingly, in writing, by 30th April or they will be fined £30.00.

All Clubs wishing to remain in membership of the Competition for the following Season must confirm their intention to do so, in writing, to the Chief Executive by 30th April.

(B) A Club shall not be allowed to withdraw any or all of its teams from the Competition after the Annual General Meeting. Any Club infringing this Rule shall be liable to a fine not exceeding £200.00 per team and shall also be liable for its share of any call which may be made under Rule 5(b). (i) Any Club infringing this Rule after fixtures have commenced shall be liable to a fine not exceeding £200 per team and shall also be liable for its share of any call which may be made under Rule 5(B) (ii) Any Club infringing this Rule and not withdrawing before the fixtures have commenced shall be liable to a fine not exceeding £200 per team and shall also be liable for its share of any call which may be made under Rule 5(B). (iii) Any Club infringing this Rule and disbanding before fixtures have commenced cannot be fined but will be liable for their financial commitments prior to disbanding (C) The Membership for the coming Season having been decided at the Annual General Meeting, the Competition shall have the right, irrespective of other provisions in this Rule, to refuse to permit a Club to withdraw its team(s) in order to join another Competition and may hold the Club to its engagements.

(D) In the event of a Member Club which is an unincorporated association withdrawing and/or disbanding, it shall be immediately liable to discharge all its financial and other obligations to the Competition. If the debt remains unpaid after 84 (eighty-four) days the Competition may apply to the Kent County Football Association for the debt to be recovered in accordance with the FA Football Debt Recovery Scheme. Once the matter has been passed to the Kent County Football Association the debt can only be cleared by payment to that County Association.

In the event that any such obligation remains undischarged after a period of twenty-one (21 days then such obligations shall be met by the then current Club Members, excluding those under the statutory school-leaving age. Until a member's pro-rata obligation is discharged in full the Member shall not be allowed to participate in the Competition, which may apply to the Club's Parent County Association for a suspension order.

15. PROTESTS AND COMPLAINTS (A) (i) All questions of eligibility, qualification of players or interpretation of the Rules shall be referred to the Management Committee. (ii) Objections relevant to the dimensions of the pitch, goals, flag posts or other facilities of the venue will not be entertained by the Management Committee unless a protest is lodged with the Referee before the commencement of the match. Any Club lodging such protest and not proceeding with it shall be deemed guilty of a breach of this Rule and shall be dealt with by the Management Committee.

(B) Except in cases where the Management Committee decide that there are special circumstances, protests and complaints (which must contain full particulars of the grounds upon which they are founded) must be lodged in duplicate with the Chief Executive within three days (excluding Sundays) of the match or occurrence to which they refer. A protest or complaint shall not be withdrawn except by permission of the Management Committee. A Member of the Management Committee who is a Member of any Club involved shall not be present (except as a witness or representative of his Club) when such protest or complaint is being determined.

(C) Any dispute occurring between Clubs in the Competition shall be referred for determination by the

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Management Committee whose decision shall be binding upon all parties, subject to Rule 16.

(D) No protest of whatever kind shall be considered by the Management Committee unless the complaining Club shall have deposited with the League Secretary a sum of ÂŁ10.00. This may be forfeited in whole or in part in the event of the complaining or protesting Club losing its case. The Competition shall have power to order the defaulting or the Club making a losing or frivolous protest or complaint to pay the expenses of the enquiry or to order that the costs be shared by the parties.

(E) All parties to a protest or complaint must receive a copy of the submission and must be afforded an opportunity to make a statement at least seven days prior to the protest or complaint being heard, (i) All parties must have received seven days notice of the Hearing should they be instructed to attend, (ii) Should a Club elect to state its case in person then they should forward a deposit of ÂŁ20 and indicate such when forwarding the written response.

16. BOARD OF APPEAL Within fourteen days of the posting of written notification of any decision of the Management Committee or the Competition, a Club, Official or Player against whom action is taken may appeal against such decision by lodging particulars in duplicate with the Secretary of the Kent County Football Association, including a fee as laid down in their Handbook, for adjudication of a Board of Appeal. The grounds of appeal shall be in accordance with FA Rules. The Board of Appeal may order the appeal fee to be forfeited and shall decide by whom the costs of the appeal shall be borne. The decision of the Board of Appeal is final and binding on all parties concerned.

No appeal can be lodged against a decision taken at an Annual General Meeting or Special General Meeting unless this is on the grounds of unconstitutional conduct.

17. EXCLUSION OF CLUBS OR TEAMS: MISCONDUCT, CLUBS, OFFICIALS, PLAYERS (A) At the Annual General Meeting or Special General Meeting called for the purpose, Notice of Motion having been duly circulated on the Agenda, the accredited delegates present shall have the power to exclude any Club or Team from further membership which must be supported by more than two thirds of those present and voting. Voting on this point shall be conducted by ballot.

(B) At the Annual General Meeting, or at a Special General Meeting called for the purpose, in accordance with the provisions of Rule 19, the accredited delegates present shall have the power to exclude from further participation in the Competition, any Club whose conduct has, in their opinion, been undesirable, which must be supported by more than two thirds of those present and voting. Voting on this point shall be conducted by ballot. A Club whose conduct is the subject of the vote being taken shall be excluded from voting.

(C) Any Official or Member of a Club proved guilty of either a breach of Rules, other than field offences, or of inducing or attempting to induce a player or players of another Club in the Competition to join them shall be liable to expulsion or such penalty as a General Meeting or Management Committee may decide, and their Club shall also be liable to expulsion in accordance with the provisions of Clauses (A) and (B) of this Rule.

(D) Any Club orTeam failing to complete 66% of its fixtures in any season shall (unless the conditions are beyond their control or the appointed delegates present at the Annual General Meeting decide otherwise by a majority oftwo thirds of the votes cast) be debarred from membership the following season.

18. TROPHY: LEGAL OWNER CONDITIONS OF TAKING OVER, AGREEMENT TO BE SIGNED, AWARDS (A) The following agreement shall be signed on behalf of the winners of the Cup or Trophy: "We, (a)__________and (b)__________the Chairman and Secretary of_________________FC, Members of and representing the Club, having been declared winners of the_______________Cup or Trophy, and it having been delivered to us by the Competition, do hereby on behalf of the Club jointly and severally agree to return the Cup or Trophy to the Competition Secretary on or before 1st April. If the Cup or Trophy is lost or damaged whilst under our care we agree to refund to the Competition the amount of its current value or the cost of its thorough repair."

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(B) At the close of each Season, awards may be made to the winners and runners-up if the funds of the Competition permit.

19. SPECIAL GENERAL MEETINGS Upon receiving a requisition signed by two thirds of the Clubs in membership, the Chief Executive shall call a Special General Meeting.

The Management Committee may call a Special General Meeting at any time.

At least seven days notice shall be given of either meeting under this Rule, together with an agenda of the business to be transacted at such meeting. Each Full Member Club shall be empowered to send two delegates to all Special General Meetings. Each Club shall be entitled to one vote only, as will members of the Management Committee. Any Member Club failing to be represented at a Special General Meeting without giving a reason considered satisfactory by the Management Committee shall be fined a minimum of ÂŁ10.00.

Officers and Management Committee members shall be entitled to attend and vote at all Special General Meetings.

Alterations, for which consent has been given by the Kent County Football Association, shall be made to these Rules only at the Annual General Meeting or at a Special General Meeting specially convened for the purpose called in accordance with Rule 19. Any alteration made during the playing season to the Rule relating to Qualification of Players shall not take effect until the following season.

Notice of proposed alterations to be considered at the Annual General Meeting shall be submitted to the Secretary by 30th April in each year. The proposals, together with any proposals by the Management Committee, shall be circulated to the Clubs by fourteen days prior to the Annual General Meeting and any amendments thereto shall be submitted to the Secretary by seven days prior to the Annual General Meeting. The proposals and proposed amendments thereto shall be circulated to Clubs with the Notice of the Annual General Meeting. A proposal to change a Rule shall be carried if a majority of those present and eligible to vote are in favour.

A copy of the proposed alterations to Rules to be considered at the Annual General Meeting or Special General Meeting shall be submitted to the Kent County Football Association two days prior to the date of the meeting.

20. ALTERATION TO RULES Alterations shall be made to these Rules only at the Annual General Meeting or at a Special General Meeting specially convened for the purpose called in accordance with Rule 19. Any alteration made during the playing season to the Rule relating to the qualification of players shall not take effect until the following season.

Notice of proposed alterations to be considered at the Annual General Meeting shall be submitted to the Secretary by 30th April in each year. The proposals, together with any proposals by the Management Committee, shall be circulated to the Clubs by 31st May and any amendments thereto shall be submitted to the League Secretary by 4th June. The proposals and proposed amendments thereto shall be circulated to Clubs with the notice of the Annual General Meeting. A proposal to change a Rule shall be carried if two thirds of those present and entitled to vote and voting are in favour.

A copy of the proposed alterations to Rules to be considered at the Annual General Meeting or Special General Meeting shall be submitted to the Kent County Football Association seven days prior to the date of the Meeting.

Any alterations or additions decided upon at any meeting shall not become operative until the approval of the Kent County Football Association shall have been obtained.

21. FINANCE (A) The Management Committee shall determine with which bank or other financial institution the funds of the Competition will be lodged.

(B) All expenditure in excess of ÂŁ1000.00 shall be approved by the Management Committee.

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Cheques shall be signed by two Officers nominated by the Management Committee.

(C) The financial year of the Competition will end on 31st December of each year.

(D)The books, or a Certified Balance Sheet, of the Competition shall be prepared and shall be audited/verified annually by some suitable person(s) who shall be appointed at the Annual General Meeting.

(E) Any club making payment to the League by cheque which is not honoured by the bank on which it is drawn shall be fined £20.00 on the first occasion and this shall be increased to £30.00 on a second occasion, following which payment by cheque by that club shall be refused.

22 PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE All Clubs must have Public Liability Insurance cover of at least 10 million pounds (£10,000,000). All Clubs shall be members of a Players Personal Accident scheme. The policy cover shall be at least equal to the minimum recommended cover determined from time to time by the sanctioning Association. In instances where the Football Association is the sanctioning Association, the minimum recommended cover will be the cost required by the Affiliated Association to which a Club affiliates.

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(B) In the event of the dissolution of the Competition, the members of the Management Committee are responsible for the winding-up of the assets and liabilities of the Competition.

(C) The Management Committee shall deal with any surplus assets as follows: (i) Any surplus assets, save for a Trophy or any other presentation, remaining after the discharge of the debts and liabilities of the Competition shall be transferred only to another Competition or Affiliated Association or The Football Association benevolent Fund or to such other charitable or benevolent object in the locality of the Competition, as determined by resolution at or before the time of winding-up, and approved in writing by the sanctioning Association. (ii) If a Competition is discontinued for any reason a Trophy or any other presentation shall be returned to the Donor if the conditions attached to it so provide or, if not, dealt with as the sanctioning Association may decide.

TIMES OF KICK-OFF Time of kick-off of League matches to be 2.15 p.m. unless otherwise notified by the Chief Executive.

Time of kick-off for Cup matches will be advised on Fixture Bulletins.

ADVICE TO CLUB OFFICIALS 1. Safeguard the interest of your players (a) Provide suitable first aid equipment, preferably with experienced attendant (b) Have available the name, address and telephone numbers of the nearest doctor and ambulance service, this could be useful in case of accidents during the game.

2. Acquaint yourself with the Rules of the League. Ignorance is not accepted in mitigation of any offence.

Special attention is drawn to rules pertaining to: (a) Eligibility of players. (b) Illegal approach to players of other Clubs. (c) Provision of correct standard equipment and conditions of playing pitch. (d) Notification to Referee and to Visiting teams, with full details of arrangements.

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(e) Provision of Club Assistant Referee. (f) Result cards, their prompt return, and telephoning of match results.

3. Conduct of Players and Officials Impress on all connected with your Club the necessity for showing respect to the Referee at all times, the ready acceptance of decisions will help to eliminate offences needing disciplinary action.

4. Ensure the Match Officials are given refreshments at half-time, in accordance with League Rule 10(b) 5. If in doubt on any matter, contact the Chief Executive or any member of the League Council for advice, this is always available.

CHILD PROTECTION POLICY The Rochester & District Football League recognises its responsibility to safeguard the welfare of all children (defined as those under eighteen years of age) and fully supports the Child Protection Policy of the Football Association and Kent County Football Association.

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ROCHESTER & DISTRICT FOOTBALL LEAGUE WINNERS CUP SPONSORED BY LUXURY LIGHTING & ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES

RULES Rochester & District Football League Rules apply, where applicable, together with the following exceptional and additional Rules: 1. The Competition shall be mandatory and shall comprise all teams finishing in first place in their respective Division plus the winners of each Group (A, B and C) of the Centenary Cup, Quarter Century Cup and Sittingbourne & Milton Charity Cup Competition in the preceding season— all of whom MUST compete. There shall be no exceptions to this. If any team wins more than one of the afore-mentioned Divisions/Cup Competitions, the resulting vacancy shall be filled by the team finishing runners-up in the Division in which the original team competed. In all other cases, the League Council will decide eligibility.

2. The Competition will be played on the second, third and fourth Saturdays in August, with semifinals to be played on the fifth Saturday or the first Saturday in September, as appropriate.

The Final Tie will be played on a date and at a venue to be arranged.

3.The Competition will be arranged on a basis of four Groups of four teams. There will be no "seeded"teams. Each team will play the remaining three Group members once. Three points will be awarded for a win, and one point for a draw. Group winners will automatically qualify for the semi-finals. In the event of one or more teams having similar points, goal difference will decide.

Should the teams still have similar records, the winners will be the team having scored the higher number of goals in the three matches. Should the teams still have similar records, the winners will be decided by the result of the game played by the teams. The League Council will decide any . further issues 4. Match costs (ground hire and match officials fees) will be shared equally by the two competing teams. The League will arrange grounds and kick-off times as appropriate.

5. All players must be registered with the Registration Secretary before they take part in the games.

Emergency registrations ARE allowed in accordance with normal League Rules. All Clubs must submit a minimum of eleven Registration Forms not later than fourteen days prior to their first scheduled Cup Fixture in each season. Clubs failing to submit as required will be fined £20.00.

6. Any team playing an unregistered or otherwise ineligible player shall be fined a minimum of £20.00 and may be disqualified from the Competition.

7. No postponements shall be allowed. A Club unable to fulfil its fixture will be liable to a minimum fine of £30.00 and the points from the unplayed game shall be awarded to the non-defaulting Club.

8. Each competing Club in a Final Tie shall receive 50 tickets for that game and shall be liable to pay the value of sale to adults of those tickets to the Competition. Such payment must be made to the Chief Executive on or before the date of the Final Tie.

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ROCHESTER & DISTRICT FOOTBALL LEAGUE CENTENARY CUP Groups 'A', 'B* and 'C SPONSORED BY PAIN & GLORY SPORTS (MAIDSTONE) RULES Rochester and District Football League Rules where applicable, together with the following exceptional and additional rules, apply.

1. The Competition shall be conducted on cup-tie principle and all teams competing in the Rochester & District Football League MUST compete.

2. Teams in Premier and First Divisions shall constitute Group 'A', Teams in Division 2 and 3, Group 'B', and Teams in Divisions 4,5 and 6, Group 'C. 3. A player shall not be eligible to play in Groups 'B' or 'C if during the current season he has played for Club in Group 'A' similarly a player shall not be eligible to play for his Club in Group 'C having previously played in Group 'B'. A player, having played in a Group C, may play for his Club in Group A or B, likewise a player having played in Group B may play for his club in Group A. 4. No player having played for his Club in Groups 'A', 'B', 'C shall be allowed to play for any other Club in any group in the same season even though he be transferred from the former to the latter.

5. All players must be registered with the Registration Secretary for the competition and must be bona-fide members of the Club they represent. All Clubs must submit a minimum of eleven Registration Forms not later than fourteen days prior to their first scheduled Cup Fixture in each season. Clubs failing to submit as required will be fined £20.00. .

6. Except by special permission of the Council, only players who have played in FIVE matches for their current Club in competitions under the jurisdiction of the League, excluding friendly matches but including Sittingbourne & Milton Charity Cup ties, shall be eligible for the semi-final and final.

Clubs shall be entitled to request the Registration Secretary to check the Register to ascertain a player's qualification. Such request must be received, in writing, at least three days prior to the match being played.

7. Any Team playing an ineligible player may be fined and/or disqualified from the Competition, and the match awarded to the opposing team, or otherwise dealt with at the discretion of the Council.

8. Request to postpone any match must first be made, by telephone, to the Chief Executive. If such request is granted, the reasons for the postponement must be sent, in writing, to the League Secretary within three days, and opponents and Referee notified immediately. Any Club failing to notify these officials correctly shall be liable to a minimum fine of £30.00 for each offence. A Club failing to keep its engagement without an explanation considered satisfactory by the League Council shall be liable to a minimum fine of £20.00 and the game may be awarded to their opponents, at the discretion of the League Council. An administration fee of £2.00 will be charged.

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9. The net proceeds of the final tie shall be paid to the Competition. The profits arising from thecompetition shall be dealt with at the discretion of the Council.

10. Should the scores be level at the end of full time in any round, extra time of 15 minutes each way must be played. Should the scores remain level at the end of extra time, the tie shall be decided by kicks from the penalty mark.

11. Each competing Club in a Final tie shall receive 50 tickets for that Final and shall be liable to pay the value of sale to adults of those tickets into the Funds of the Competition. Such payment must be made to the Chief Executive not later than seven days after the match to which the tickets relate is played. Failure by a Club to effect payment by the due date will result in a minimum fine of ÂŁ10.00.

12. Each competing Club in a Final tie shall furnish the match Referee with a written list of players (including substitutes) representing that club in the game, not less than thirty minutes before scheduled kick-off time and shall also include the names of the persons (maximum 8 INCLUDING substitute players) permitted to be in the Technical Area. Such forms will be provided by the League.

13. Should teams in final ties have same or similar colours the away (or second named) team shallchange to alternative colour shirts, shorts and socks.

14. No members of a Club competing in a Final Tie shall be admitted to the ground more than onehour before kick-off.

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QUARTER CENTURY CUP Groups 'A', 'B' and "C SPONSORED BY A-CLASS DRIVING SCHOOL RULES Rochester and District Football League Rules where applicable, together with the following exceptional and additional rules apply.

1. The Competition shall be conducted on Cup-Tie principle and shall be competed for by the losing teams in the first and second rounds of the Centenary Cup Group 'A', 'B' and 'C. 2. Teams in Premier and First Divisions shall constitute Group A. Teams in Divisions Two and Three shall constitute Group B and Teams in Divisions 4,5 and 6, Group C. 3. A player shall not be eligible to play in Groups 'B' or 'C if during the current season he has played for Club in Group 'A' similarly a player shall not be eligible to play for his Club in Group 'C having previously played in Group 'B'. A player having played in Group 'C may play for his Club in Groups 'A' or 'B', likewise a player having in Group 'B' may play for his Club in Group 'A'.

4. No player having played for his Club in Groups 'A', 'B' or 'C, shall be allowed to play for any other Club in any Group in the same season, even though he be transferred from the former to the latter.

5. All players must be registered with the Registration Secretary for the competition and must be bona-fide members of the Club they represent. All Clubs must submit a minimum of eleven Registration Forms not later than fourteen days prior to their first scheduled Cup Fixture in each season. Clubs failing to submit as required will be fined £20.00.

6. Except by special permission of the Council, only players who have played in FIVE matches for their current Club in competitions under the jurisdiction of the League, excluding friendly matches but including Sittingbourne & Milton Charity Cup ties, shall be eligible for the semi-final and final.

Clubs shall be entitled to request the Registration Secretary to check the Register to ascertain a player's qualification. Such request must be received, in writing, at least three days prior to the match being played.

7. Any Team playing an ineligible player may be fined and/or disqualified from the Competition, and the match awarded to the opposing team, or otherwise dealt with at the discretion of the Council.

8. Request to postpone any match must first be made, by telephone, to the Chief Secretary. If such request is granted, the reasons for the postponement must be sent, in writing, to the League Secretary within three days, and opponents and Referee notifies immediately. Any Club failing to notify these officials correctly shall be liable to a minimum fine of £30.00 for each offence.

A Club failing to keep its engagement without an explanation considered satisfactory by the League Council shall be liable to a minimum fine of £20.00 and the game may be awarded to their opponents, at the discretion of the League Council. An administration fee of £2.00 will be charged.

9. The net proceeds of the final tie shall be paid to the Competition. The profits arising from the competition shall be dealt with at the discretion of the Council.

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10. Should the scores be level at the end of full time in any round, extra time of 15 minutes each way must be played. Should the scores remain level at the end of extra time, the tie shall be decided by kicks from the penalty mark.

11. Each competing Club in a Final tie shall receive 50 tickets for that Final and shall be liable to pay the value of sale to adults of those tickets into the Funds of the Competition. Such payment must be made to the Chief Secretary not later than seven days after the match to which the tickets relate is played. Failure by a Club to effect payment by the due date will result in a minimum fine of ÂŁ10.00.

12. Each competing Club in a Final tie shall furnish the match Referee with a written list of players (including substitutes) representing that club in the game, not less than thirty minutes before scheduled kick-off time and shall also include the names of the persons (maximum 8 INCLUDING substitute players) permitted to be in the Technical Area. Such forms will be provided by the League.

13. Should teams in finals ties have same or similar colours the away (or second named) team shall change to alternative colour shirts, shorts and socks.

14. No members of a Club competing in a Final Tie shall be admitted to the ground more than one hour before kick-off.

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ROCHESTER & DISTRICT FOOTBALL LEAGUE SITTINGBOURNE & MILTON CHARITY CUP COMPETITION Groups 'A', 'B' and 'C SPONSORED BY KENT TRADE FRAMES RULES Rochester and District Football League Rules where applicable, together with the following exceptional and additional rules apply.

1. The Competition shall be conducted on cup-tie principle and all teams competing in the Rochester & District Football League MUST compete.

2. Teams in Premier and First Divisions shall constitute Group 'A', Teams in Division 2 and 3, Group 'B', and Teams in Divisions 4,5 and 6 , Group 'C. 3. A player shall not be eligible to play in Groups 'B' or 'C if during the current season he has played for Club in Group 'A' similarly a player shall not be eligible to play for his Club in Group 'C having previously played in Group 'B'. A player, having played in a Group C, may play for his Club in Group A & B, likewise a player having played in Group B may play for his club in Group A. 4. No player having played for his Club in Groups 'A', 'B', 'C shall be allowed to play for any other Club in either group in the same season even though he be transferred from the former to the latter.

5. All players must be registered with the Registration Secretary for the competition and must be bona-fide members of the Club they represent. Clubs shall be entitled to request the Registration Secretary to check the Register to ascertain a player's qualification. Such request must be received, in writing, at least three days prior to the match being played. All Clubs must submit a minimum of eleven Registration Forms not later than fourteen days prior to their first scheduled Cup Fixture in each season. Clubs failing to submit as required will be fined £20.00.

6. Except by special permission of the Council, only players who have played in FIVE matches for their current Club in competitions under the jurisdiction of the League, shall be eligible for the semi-final and final.

7. Any Team playing an ineligible player may be fined and/or disqualified from the Competition, and the match awarded to the opposing team, or otherwise dealt with at the discretion of the Council.

8. Request to postpone any match must first be made, by telephone, to the Chief Executive. If such request is granted, the reasons for the postponement must be sent, in writing, to the League Secretary within three days, and opponents and Referee notified immediately. Any Club failing to notify these officials correctly shall be liable to a minimum fine of £30.00 for each offence.

A Club failing to keep its engagement without an explanation considered satisfactory by the League Council shall be liable to a minimum fine of £30.00 and the game may be awarded to their opponents, at the discretion of the League Council. An administration fee of £2.00 will be charged.

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9. The net proceeds of the final tie shall be paid to the Competition. The profits arising from the Competition shall be dealt with at the discretion of the Council.

10. Should the scores be level at the end of full time in any round, extra time of 15 minutes each way must be played. Should the scores remain level at the end of extra time, the tie shall be decided by kicks from the penalty mark.

11. Each competing Club in a Final tie shall receive 50 tickets for that Final and shall be liable to pay the value of sale to adults of those tickets into the Funds of the Competition. Such payment must be made to the Chief Executive not later than seven days after the match to which the tickets relate is played. Failure by a Club to effect payment by the due date will result in a minimum fine of ÂŁ10.00.

12. Each competing Club in a Final tie shall furnish the match Referee with a written list of players (including substitutes) representing that club in the game, not less than thirty minutes before scheduled kick-off time and shall also include the names of the persons (maximum 8 INCLUDING substitute players) permitted to be in the Technical Area. Such forms will be provided by the League.

13. Should teams in final ties have same or similar colours the away (or second named) team shall change to alternative colour shirts, shorts and socks.

14. No members of a Club competing in a Final Tie shall be admitted to the ground more than one hour before kick-off.

FIRST AID KITS All Clubs MUST have a Fully Stocked First Aid Kit. It is recommended that each first-aid kit comprises the following: 1 x 3 bandage, 1 x4 bandage, 1 x 2 crepe bandage, 1 x 3 crepe bandage, pack of waterproof plasters, 2x1/2 adhesive tape, 1 x 1 adhesive tape, 4 pairs plastic gloves (for treatment of cuts), safety pins, 1 x No. 3 Extra Large wound dressing, 1 x No 9 Large wound dressing, 1 x triangular bandage, a small pair of scissors, a freeze-spray, Deep Heat spray, disinfectant and Embrocation.

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LIST OF REFEREES FOR SEASON 2014-2015 1. Martin Allchin

23 Lynmouth Drive, Minster, Sheppey. ME12 2HS 01795 875707 (h) martinallchin@hotmail.co.uk (e-mail) 2. Geoffrey Bains 42 Milton Hall Road, Gravesend. DA12 1QW 01474 333053(h) 07960 895679 (mob) gbains@phaidon.com (e-mail) 3. Gary Baker 12 Moore Road, Swanscombe. DA10 0DS 01322 382328 (home) 07821 504723 (mob) garysbaker@hotmail.com (e-mail) 4. Aaron Banning 8 Cortland Close, Sittingbourne ME10 2DU 0741890181(mob) aaron262@hotmail.co.uk (e-mail) 5. Adam Berry 24 South Road, Faversham. ME13 7LR 07736 586263 (mob) adammatthewberry@yahoo.co.uk (e-mail) 6. Noel Bevan 2a Central Parade, Rochester,ME1 2LQ 07746 813359 (mob) noelbvn@yahoo.ie (e-mail) 7. John Bradford 600 Mierscourt Road, Rainham, ME8 8RQ 01634 370282 (h) 07929 620661 (mob) johnny_b_ref@yahoo.co.uk 8. William Brown 3 Barleycorn Drive, Rainham. ME8 9NA 01634 262707 (h) 07962 001800 (mob) wilf.b@btconnect.com (e-mail) 9. Michael Butcher 5 Stiles Close, Minster, Sheppey. ME12 2TQ 01795 877621 (h) 07770 797011 (mob) mbutcher@fwcool.co.uk (e-mail) 10. Andrew Butler 6 StadlerClose, Allington, Maidstone. ME16 OFL 01622 695993(h) 07931 948091 (mob) hannah_29@tiscali.co.uk (e-mail) 11. Robert Callen 20 Roberts Close, Sittingbourne. ME10 2JB 01795 421966(h)n rwlcswaleonline@yahoo.co.uk (e-mail) 12. Emma Capeling 3 Windward Road, Rochester, ME1 2ND 07588 524599 (mob) emmacapeling@btinternet.com (e-mail) 13. Fred Chapman 57 Pattens Lane, Chatham. ME4 6JR 01634 327023 (h) 07990 906517 (mob) 14. David Cogger 17 Fairleas, Sittingbourne. ME10 4LS 01795 429322 (h) 07952 550412 (mob) dave.cogger@caice.co.uk (e-mail) 15. Peter Cole 52 Burma Way, Chatham. ME5 OJ 01634 813927 (h) 07986 460460 (mob) peteandwendyburma@btinternet.com (e-mail) 16. Terry Cooper 18 The Platters, Rainham. ME8 ODJ 01634 387502 (h) 07894 594347 (mob) tcooper46@btinternet.com (e-mail) 17. Richard Cowper 15 Downland Walk, Walderslade, Chatham. ME5 8AF 01634 672200 (h) 07901 521192 (mob) cowperclanquartet@btinternet.com (e-mail) 18. Alan Crinean 45 Marine Parade, Sheerness. ME12 2BD 01795 668677 (h) 07837 133372 (mob) alcandkayc@aol.com (e-mail) 19. John Cross 07594 441089 (mob) cross_Je@btinternet.com (e-mail) 20. Peter Curran 296 The Tideway, Rochester. ME1 3PS

01634 846734 (h) peter@pcurran.co.uk (e-mail) 21. Michael Davison

6 Curlew Crescent, Strood, Rochester, ME2 2RF 01634 318430 (h) 07710 407643 (mob) 22. Dan Doyle 15 Anson Close, Walderslade, Chatham. ME5 7QX 01634 216248 (home) 07557 042170 (mob) ndoyley101@hotmail.com (e-mail) 31

23. Jamie Eacott 20 Falkland Place, Walderslade, Chatham, ME4 5XS 01634 324110 (h) 07557 395952 (mob) eacoj002@medwaymail.org (e-mail) 24. Matthew Earl 309 Darnley Road, Strood, Rochester. ME2 2UL 01634 920703 (h) 07799 327824 (mob) matt_earl1@hotmail.co.uk (e-mail) 25. Norman Earl 24 Nottingham Walk, Strood, Rochester. ME2 2RA 01634 317645 (h) footyref83@hotmail.co.uk (e-mail) 26. Edward Eason 343 Capstone Road, Gillingham. ME7 3JE 01634 450548 (h) 07585 005792 (mob) ed.eason@btinternet.com (e-mail) 27. Graham Edwards 59 Mayweed Avenue, Chatham, ME5 0QP 01634 315885 (h) 07955 139214 (mob) 28. Ged Egan 29 Clarence Road, Chatham. ME4 5EJ 01634 841083(h) 07432 126322 (mob) mrgedegan@gmail.com (e-mail) 29. Mason Egan 29 Clarence Road, Chatham. ME4 5EJ 01634 841083(h) 07506 666400 (mob) masonegan@me.com (e-mail) 30. Ricky Ellis 6 Kitchener Avenue, Chatham. ME4 5XS 01634 616216(h) 07522 079139 (mob) richard-e@hotmail.co.uk (e-mail) 31. Thomas Ellis 33 Castle Road, Chatham, ME4 5HQ 01634 937641 (h) 07795 956424 (mob) tpellis@outlook.com (e-mail) 32. Tony Ellis 6 Kitchener Avenue, Chatham, ME4 5XS 01634 616216 (h) 07754 083877 (mob) richard-e@hotmail.co.ukl (e-mail) 33. David Evans 43 Holmside Avenue, Sheerness. ME12 3EY 01795 663250 (h) davidevans143@btinternet.com (e-mail) 34. James Finch 41 River View, Eastling Close, Gillingham, ME8 6XW 01634 324337 (h) 07540 195887 (m) jfinchy16@yahoo.co.uk 35. Paul Franks 68 Homewood Avenue,, Sittingbourne, ME12 1XW 01795 4848705 (h) 07564 334394 (mob) paulfranks@yahoo.co.uk (e-mail) 36. David Fuller 14 Compass Close, Rochester. ME1 3AX 01634 818574(h) 37. Trevor Gower 40 Thorn Walk, Sittingbourne, ME10 3QH 01795 554424(h) 07732 876393 (mob) 38. Peter Grace Hempstead House, London Road, Bapchild, Sittingbourne, ME9 9PP 01795 428020(h) 07769 352944 (mob) pete.grace@hotmail.co.uk (e-mail) 39. Andrew Hadlington 67 Church Road, Sittingbourne, ME10 3RT 01795 439303(h) 07714 032112 (mob) andrew-h67@hotmail.co.uk (e-mail) 40. Ian Harrington 2 Tyland Cottages, Tyland Lane, Sandling, Maidstone ME14 3BH 07968 132064 (mob) harrington_ian@yahoo.co.uk (e-mail) 41. Richard Hayton 4 Harcourt Gardens, Rainham. ME8 8TG 01634 235799(h) 07711 633179 (mob) richard.hayton@blueyonder.co.uk (e-mail) 42. Robin Hibbitt 165 Barnsole Road, Gillingham, ME7 4JH 01634 317673(h) 07970 529830 (mob) robindph@yahoo.co.uk (e-mail) 43. Mark Hill 7 Haven Close, Istead Rise, Gravesend. DA13 9JR 01474 834048(h) 07738 221455 (mob) bigmarkhill@hotmail.com (e-mail 44. Toby Hindmarsh 24 Broad Street, Sheerness, ME12 1PY 07761 994176 (mob) tobyhindmarsh@hotmail.co.uk 45. Terry Hollebon 28 Stangate Road, Strood, Rochester, ME2 2TU 01634 353686 (h) terryhollebon@aol.com (e-mail) 46. Mark Joy 66 Butlers Park Way, Medway Gate, Rochester, ME2 2GN 01634 714860 (h) 07882 436126 (mob) markpjoy@btinternet.com (e-mail) 32

47. Steve Julian

29 Fitzgilbert Close, Gillingham, ME7 2WE 07736 327009 (mob) stevejulian@hotmail.com 48. Marilyn Kelly 64 Windmill Road, Herne, Herne Bay. CT6 7DE 01227 364453 (h) bilmalkel@yahoo.co.uk (e-mail) 49. Kevin Laurence 19 St Luke's Way, Allhallows, Rochester. ME3 9PR 01634 271995(h) 07772 786104 (mob) kevin@klaurence7.wanadoo.co.uk (e-mail) 50. Martin Luxon 30 Edenbridge Drive, Sheerness. ME12 1JT 01795 666764 (h) 07596 529991 (mob) martinluxon@fsmail.net (e-mail) 51. Paul Merritt 5 Osborne Road, Gillingham. ME7 4PX 07850 431503 (mob) paulmerritt1971@aol.co.uk (e-mail) 52. Gary Nicholls 3 Robson Mews, Ellison Way, Rainham, ME8 7PQ 01634 260561 (h) 07879 615358 (mob) nichollsg@btinternet.com 53. Robert Paige 30 East Street, Gillingham. ME7 1EH 07862 703268 (mob) robert.paige@tilneybestinvest.co.uk (e-mail) 54. Gary Paterson 63 Allison Avenue, Gillingham. ME7 3BY 01634 616067 (h) 07588 128458 (mob) gpaterson201O@hotmail.com (email) 55. Seb Payas 29, Farmdale Avenue, Rochester. ME1 3HT 01634 828743 (h) 07456 454754 (mob) seb.payas@hotmail.co.uk (e-mail) 56. Ben Plumb 14 Recreation Way, Sittingbourne. ME10 2RD 01795 410989 (h) 07813 665544 (mob) benplumb68@gmail.com (e-mail) 57. John Proctor 193 Bredhurst Road, Wigmore, Gillingham. ME8 0QX 01634 360287 (h) 07980 392793 (mob) 58. Colin Rogers 22 Unity Street, Sittingbourne. ME10 1HX 01795 426477 (h) 07926 111762 (mob) colin@parkregis.co.uk (e-mail) 59. Tony Sanders 51 Clarence Road, Chatham. ME4 5EH 01634 300943(h) 07817 369061 (mob) toneref5@yahoo.co.uk (e-mail 60. Martin Saunders 6 Melville Road, Maidstone. ME15 7UY. 07921 506549 (mob) martinsaunders1967@hotmail.com (e-mail)) 61. Graham Scott 01634 307505 (h) 07504 881179 (mob) bodysnatcherl26@hotmail.com (e-mail) 62. Anthony Smith 24 Gwynn Road, Northfleet. DA11 8AR 01474 351257(h) 07971 821159 (mob) tony.refsmith@btinternet.com (e-mail) 63. Leonard Smith 2 Gads Hill, Four Brothers Close, King Edward Road, Gillingham, ME7 2AS 01634 927569(h) 07746 905377 (mob) lensmith57@yahoo.co.uk (e-mail) 64. Paul Smith 40 Redwing Road, Chatham. ME5 7TQ 01634 318881 (h) 07582 272630 (mob) psmith3950@sky.com (e-mail) 65. Ray Smith 35 Oakleigh Close, Walderslade, Chatham. ME5 9EW 01634 865032 (h) raysmith@matthewclark.co.uk (e-mail) 66. Chris Spalding 8 Millwood Court, New Road, Chatham ME4 4BD 07527 542925 (mob) rugbyspuduk@aol.co.uk (e-mail) 80 Saltings Road, Snodland, ME6 5HA 67. Paul Stevens 07716 472666 (mob) stevens.p@blueyonder.co.uk (e-mail) 68. Ian Stride Twinney Lodge, Susans Lane, Upchurch, nr Sittingbourne. ME9 7HA 01634 378262(h) 07966 005248 (mob) ian@placeforhope.co.uk (e-mail) 69. Vincent Swan 164 Boundary Road, Chatham. ME4 6UW 01634 315912 (h) 07722 565793 (mob) vinnyswan@yahoo.com (e-mail)

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70. Darren Taylor

5 Eagles Close, Sittingbourne ME10 3RA 01795 473408 (h) 07562 070644 (mob) 71. Stephen Todd 41 Edwin Road, Rainham. ME8 OAA 01634 264211(h) 07956 474478 (mob) s.todd@sky.com (e-mail) 72. Peter Tomkins 14 Fleet Avenue,Sheerness.ME12 1DW 01795 394985 (h) 07521 822677 (mob)tomkins-4@hotmail.co.uk (e-mail) 73. Mark Tucker 149 St Georges Avenue, Sheerness. ME12 IDS 07912 994779 (mob) mtuckerjp@yahoo.co.uk (e-mail) 74. Charlie Ward 1 Woodlands Road, Gillingham ME7 2BT 01634 855495 (h) 07727 417957 (mob) charliejward@live.co.uk(e-mail) 75. Colin Ward 28 Wyles Road, Chagtham, ME4 6LD 01634 818924 (h) 07952 410817 (mob) lucida28@blueyonder.co.uk (e-mail) 76. Trevor Wilkinson 130 Clandon Road, Lordswood, Chatham. ME5 8LT 01634 682165 (h) 07715 552100 (mob) trevorvw@hotmail.co.uk (e-mail) 77. Matthew Williams 26 Southwark Road, Strood, Rochester. ME2 2SP 01634 714742 (h) 07973 564315 (mob) matt.williams@medway.gov.uk (e-mail) 78. Matt Willing 43 Ploughmans Way, Rainham. ME8 8LH 01634 374742 (h) 07951 647690 (mob) matthewwilling@aol.com (e-mail) 79. Steven Winslow 53 Tramways, Luton, Chatham. ME5 7TA 01634 403353 (h) 07828 399586 (mob) stevewinslow@sky.com (e-mail) 80. Peter Woodford 25 Elmstone Road, Rainham. ME8 9BD 01634 323831 (h) 07751 570381 (mob) peteandmargaret@hotmail.co.uk (e-mail) 81. Frank Woollett 6 Slade Close, Lordswood, Chatham. ME5 8RD 01634 308564 (h) 07584 474276 (mob) fawefc@aol.com (e-mail) 82. Mal Yearwood 211 Warren Wood Road, Rochester, ME1 2XL 01634 786783 (h) 07581 024613 (mob) malyearwood@hotmail.com (e-mail)

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