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12Final positions Season 2018/19 Division 1PlayedWon DrawnLostPointsMucky Duck1071222AFC Allbrook1061319South Wonston10613 19 Monks1041513Rising Sun1040612Hedge End Tigers101093O'Neills00000Division 2PlayedWon DrawnLostPointsSportsmen1010 0 0 30 Whalesmead Thisle10523 17 Worthys1050515AFC Corinthians1043315AFC Hiltingbury103079Kings Worthy100191 John Kirby Cup : Winners AFC Allbrook RU Rising Sun FC Jack West Cup: Winners Sportsmen FC RU Worthys 1 WINCHESTER AND DISTRICT FOOTBALL LEAGUE(Founded 1891)OFFICERS AND MANAGEMENT COMMITTEEPresident S.M. Dalton (32)Life Vice PresidentJ. Kirby (52)S. Fielder Chairman C. Hilling (26)Vice Chairman Nick Martin (3)Honorary Secretary & TreasurerR. Perkins (5)Mob: - 07803708533E-mail: richjperkins@ Honorary Fixtures Secretary Sunday League K .Roberts (8) Mob: - 07779 333378. E.mail: kris.roberts@ Honorary Registration SecretaryLes HunterMob: - 07941503540 E-mail: Les957@Committee P. Briggs (9) J. Davis (3) G. Hunter (3) Co-opted Members P. Burton (28) M. Crowfoot (23) League Welfare Officer C. Hilling (26)Account Verifier Alan Blackman ( )2 REGISTERED CLUBS (Secretaries, Colours and Grounds)AFC ALLBROOK. James Reading. Mob. 07799 645937. Colours: Red shirts Black shorts Red & Black socks. Ground: WCC Sports Ground, Chilcomb, SO21 1HU.E-mail: keeperofgreyskull@yahoo.co.uk AFC CORINTHIANS. Matthew Charters, Mob. 07961 159710. Colours: Red shirts, Black shorts, Black socks. Ground: Garrison Ground, Bar End, Winchester. E-mail: mcharters@ AFC HILTINGBURY. Dean Donohue. Mob. 07516470586 Colours: Red shirts, Red shorts, Red socks Ground: Hiltingbury Rec. Hiltingbury Road, Chandlers Ford, SO532 LE (subject to change). E-mail: dean.donohue@afchiltingbury.co.uk HEDGE END TIGERS FC. Callum Thorpe, Mob. 07557 406008. Colours: Red&Black shirts, Black shorts, Red &Black socks. Ground: Hunters Park, Twyford , Winchester, SO21 1QU.E-mail: callumthorpe@ WORTHIES SPORTS & SOCIAL FC . Richard Perkins. Mob. 07803 708533. Colours: Red shirts,Blue shorts, Red socks. Ground: Eversley Park, Kings Worthy.E-mail: richjperkins@ MONKS FC. Richard Hayward. Mob. 07721 356720, Colours: Pink shirts, Black shorts, Black socks. Ground: King George V Playing Fields, Bar End, Winchester.E-mail: rickyb47@hotmail.co.ukMUCKY DUCK FC. Gareth Hunter, Mob. 07733 336134. Colours: Blue/Black, shirts, Black shorts, Black socks. Ground: .: King George V Playing Fields, Bar End, Winchester.E-mail: gumba1982@hotmail.co.uk P & P INV FC. (Ex Rising Sun FC). George Plowright. Mob. 07853990903 Colours: Claret shirts, Blue shorts, Blue socks. Ground: Hunters Park Twyford, SO21 1QU.E-main: georgeplowee@SOUTH WONSTON FC. Robb Buchanan. Mob. 07891190087 Colours: Black & White shirts, Black shorts, Black socks. Ground: South Wonston Rec. E-mail : robb.buchan@? ? ? SPORTSMEN FC. Michael J West. Mob. 07899868341. Colours: Red and White shirts, Red shorts, Red socks. Ground: King George V Playing Fields, Bar End, Winchester .E-mail: michaeljwest@SPORTSMEN RESERVES FC. Michael J West. Mob. 07899868341. Colours: Red and White shirts, Red shorts, Red socks. Micheldever Warren, Micheldever..E-mail: michaeljwest@WHALESMEAD THISTLE FC. Peter Briggs, Mob. 07855590728. Colours: Amber/Black shirts,Black shorts, Amber/Black socks Ground: King George V Playing Fields, Bar End, Winchester.E-mail: whalesmeadthistlefc@hotmail.co.uk WORTHYS FC. Richard Allerston. Mob. 07954168919. Colours: Red and Blue Stripe shirts, Blue shorts, Blue socks. Ground: Eversley Park, Loader Close, Kings Worthy, SO23 7NJ.E-mail: rallerston30@ 11ORIGIN OF THE LEAGUE TROPHIESThe Winchester and District Football League was formed in 1891 and its first trophy was donated by Arnold Tebbutt who was instrumental in the founding of the League. Arnold Tebbutt was described as “that great local sportsman”. He played golf, field hockey and ice hockey, and played cricket and football for Hampshire.In 1884 Tebbutt and Charles Woodridge founded the Winchester FC, Woodridge as President and Tebbutt as Secretary. The club dissolved in 1893 and Tebbutt became President of the recently formed Winchester Swallows Football Club which changed its name to Winchester City FC from season 1894/5. Arnold Tebbutt also served two terms as President of the Hampshire Football Association, and was made a Life Vice President of this League in 1938. Arnold Tebbutt died in 1940.The Tebbutt Cup was Division One Champions trophy up until 1952 when it was replaced by the Winchester Hospital Cup and earmarked for six-a-side tournaments. The Tebbutt Cup is currently one of our Saturday knockout competitions and has been since 1955. Unfortunately, the original cup fell into disrepair and had to be replaced in 1972.The Winchester Hospital Cup was originally the Winchester Cricket League Challenge Cup presented in 1905 by the Hon. Rev. Canon Brodrick Master of St Cross. In 1936 it was re-presented by the Trustees and engraved Winchester Hospital Cup Football Competition. The League minutes of 1947 refer to the Hospital Cup as a Charity Competition with its own Emergency Committee under the Chairmanship *Harold Symes, the last remaining trustee. It became the Division One Champions Cup in 1952.The ‘Pink’ Cup came into being in 1923-24 but I can find no information about the donor. This was our Saturday Division Two trophy up until 1952 when it was replaced by the ‘Amos’ Cup and earmarked for six-a-side tournaments. It is now the Sunday Division One trophy and has been since 1968.The Amos Cup, Saturday Division Two, was presented by a Mr Amos in 1951 but I can find no record as to who Mr Amos was.The Northbrook Challenge Cup was presented by the Earl of Northbrook 1923-24 and has always been used as a knockout Competition.There is a Division Three Challenge Cup donated in 1951 by H.W. Symes Esq., League Chairman 1946-69, President 1969-72. Our Sunday Premier Division trophy is known as the Ken May Cup and was donated by the May family in 1985 in memory of Ken who was a well known local footballer.The Sunday Division Three trophy is known as the Conder Cup presented in 1974 by Conder Ltd, a local engineering firm competing in this League.The Sunday Shield. Presented in 1972 by E.T. Thompson who was President that year. Renamed in 1984 as the Gerald Ballard Shield in memory of Gerald who was chairman 1973-82The Jack West Cup. In memory of Jack West , League Registration Secretary from 1972 to peted for annually by Sunday Divisions other than the Premier Division. Invitation Midweek Cup. Donated by the Winchester Sports Associationin 1985. Last time competed for was in 1991. 10Sunday Division 2 1969 KAOB, 1970 RedTriangle Club, 1971 Bell Inn Res, 1972 to 1974 Winchester Sportsmen's Club, 1975 Burnerds, 1976 Contact, 1977 Weeke Eagles, 1978 White Horse, 1979 Hyde Tavern, 1980 Bugle Sunday Shield renamed Gerald Ballard Shield 19841973 Brooks, 1974 to 1977 '45' Club, 1978 Perins, 1979 Contact, 1980 Weeke Eagles, 1981 Rising Sun, 1982 and 1983 Sparsholt Eagles, 1984 to 1986 Rising Sun, 1987 Tabby Cat, 1988 Bishopstoke Social, 1989 Arrow, 1990 Rising Sun, 1991 and 1992 Alresford Town, 1993 to 1996 Rising Sun, 1997 Bakers Arms, 1998 Rising Sun, 1999 Rising Sun, 2000 Rising Sun, 2001 Rising Sun, 2002 Rising Sun, 2003 Rising Sun, 2004 Accutek, 2005 Rising Sun, 2006 Accutek, 2007 FILO, 2008 AFC Wyvern, 2009 Twyford Rovers, 2010 Harestock Harriers, 2011 Grantham Arms, 2012 Chess, 2013 Crown & Anchor, 2014 Rising Sun, 2015 Mucky Duck,2016 Owslebury. 2017 Owslebury, 2018 AFC Allbrook,Jack West CupInitially for sportsmanship: 1978 Curry's, 1979 Worthy Down, 1980 Timmy Traynor for services to Sparsholt FC. Changed to Sunday knockout cup 1982/1983 Old George, 1984 Hursley Park, 1985 Kings Arms, 1986 Tabby Cat, 1987 Rising Sun Res, 1988 IBM Hursley, 1989 March Hare, 1990 Stanmore Rovers, 1991 and 1992 Warren, 1993 Eastleigh Hotel, 1994 and 1995 W.C.S.C., 1996 Micheldever Station, 1997 Bridge Hotel, 1998 King Charles, 1999 Muswells, 2000 Muswells, 2001 March Hare, 2002 Saxon Rovers, 2003 Saxon Rovers, 2004 Mash Tun, 2005 Grantham Arms, 2006 Twyford Rovers. 2007 Arrow, 2008 AFC Wyvern, 2009 AFC Highfield, 2010 S & D, 2011 Grantham Arms, 2012 Common Sports,2013 Common Sports, 2014 Whalesmead Thistle, 2015 AFC Allbrook,2016 Trants FC, 2017 AFC Eastleigh, 2018 Hedge End Tigers, 2019 Sportsmen FCThe John Kirby CupIntroduced in 2019 to replace the Gerald Ballard Shield. The Cup is in recognition of over 50 years of service to the league by John Kirby. John continues to serve as a Life Vice President.2019 AFC Allbrook 3REGISTERED REFEREES FOR SUNDAY LEAGUEMR. R. ANDERSON Winchester, Tel. 078 26489682MR K .BAGOTWinchesterTel. 07754 921934MR. C DAWKINSEastleighTel. 07837004057MR C HILLINGColden CommonTel. 01962 713902MR A BANKS Kings Worthy, Tel. 07722992615 MR A DAWKINSBishopstokeTel. 07766428108MR. J HAMILTON Colden Common Tel 07713619901 ?MR D COLESChandlers FordTel. 02380 268482MR A HAYNESEastleighTel. 07746676285MR S HOLMANWinchesterTel. 07972025348MR R ALLERSTONWinchesterTel. 07954168919MR K ROBERTSSouthamptonTel. 07779333378MR C O,NEILWinchesterTel. 07895454466MR A SIDERSERF? Colden Common? Tel , 07539215157? MR A WALKERSouthamptonTel. 079848138394 REFEREE APPOINTMENTS HON.SECRETARY C. Dawkins. Tel. 02380 641140.IMPORTANT - REFEREE MARKINGS ON RESULT CARDS - RULE 13(h). Details are outlined below to help you give the referee the correct number of marksGUIDANCE FOR MARKING REFEREES (see also Hants FA Handbook)The mark awarded by a club must be based on the referee’s overall performance. It is most important that the mark is awarded fairly and not based upon isolated incidents or previous games. The Referee’s performance should be determined by the table below which should act as a guide for the overall mark which should fall within the mark range for each standard performance.Mark Range Comment100-86 The Referee demonstrated very accurate decision-making and controlled the game very well using management and communication skills effectively to add value to the game.85-76The Referee demonstrated accurate decision-making and controlled the game well using management and communication skills to contribute positively to the game. 75-61The Referee demonstrated reasonably accurate decisiion-making and despite some shortcomings generally controlled the game well.The referee was reasonably accurate in decision making, controlled the game quite well and communicated with players establishing a reasonable degree of fair play.60 and below The Referee demonstrated shortcomings in the accuracy of decision-making and control which affected the game . Club officials should use the full range of marks within each category to help distinguish between different performance levels, e.g. within the 85-76 category a mark of 84 indicates a better performance than a mark of 77.While some referees may have below average performances, there will usually have been some positive aspects of their performance, so extremely low marks should be very rare.When club officials are marking a Referee, they should always look at the game as whole and not isolated decisions. The result of the match should not influence the mark and disciplinary action should be judged objectively.When a mark of 60 or lower is awarded, an explanation must must be provided to the Competition using the box provided on the marking form. The purpose of this is to assist the Referees to improve their performance levels, so the comments should be as helpful as possible.9Northbrook Cup1925 The Worthys,1926 The Worthys, 1927 ABCOS, 1930 Winchester Water and Gas Co, 1931 St Peter's Athletic, 1932 Kings Somborne, 1933 St John's Athletic,1934 Alresford, 1935 StJohn's Athletic, 1936 Sutton Scotney, 1937 and 1938 St Peter's Athletic,1947 Royal Hants Depot, 1948 Hyde Utd, 1949 Micheldever, 1950 Alresford Town, 1952 Hyde Utd, 1953 Highcliffe Corinthians, 1954 Highcliffe Corinthians, 1955 Worthies Sports, 1956 to 1959 Kings Somborne, 1960 KAOB, 1961 Twyford, 1962 RAPC, 1963 Alresford Town, 1964 KAOB, 1965 RAPC, 1966 Owslebury, 1967 Winchester Castle, 1968 Stanmore, 1969 Battery Inn, 1970 KAOB, 1971 KAOB, 1972 Battery Inn, 1973 King Alfred, 1974 Micheldever, 1975 King Alfred, 1976 Winchester Sportsmen's Club, 1977West Meon & Warnford, 1978 Barton Stacey, 1979 to 1981 Rising Sun, 1982 and 1983 Twyford, 1984 and 1985 RAPC, 1986 LPHE Sports, 1987 The Arrow, 1988 and 1989 Alresford Town, 1990 Worthies Sports, 1991 Twyford Res, 1992 Farmhouse, 1993 Micheldever, 1994 Highcliffe Corinthians, 1995 Micheldever, 1996 Sutton Scotney, 1997 Highcliffe Corinthians, 1998 Twyford,1999 Littleton, 2000 Upham, 2001 A B Worthies Sports, 2002 Upham,2003Upham, 2004 FC Harestock, 2005 Rising Sun, 2006 Twyford, 2007 Twyford, 2008 Upham, 2009 Upham,Tebbutt Cup1955 HMS Ariel, 1956 Littleton Old Boys, 1957 Stanmore, 1958 West Meon & Warnford, 1959 and 1960 Stanmore, 1961 Twyford, 1962 RAPC, 1963 Worthies, 1964 and 1965 RAPC, 1966 Stanmore, 1967 Conder, 1968 Stanmore, 1969 Battery Inn, 1970 and 1971 King Alfred, 1972 AlresfordTownRes,1973 Micheldever, 1974 Athenians, 1975 Bramdean, 1976, Winchester Sportsmen's Club, 1977 King Alfred, 1978 Old Symondians, 1979 Cheriton Res, 1980 KAOB, 1981 Twyford Res, 1982 Riverside, 1983 Worthies Sports, 1984 Sarasota Sports, 1985 Worthies Sports, 1986 Sutton Sports, 1987 Farmhouse, 1988 Alresford Town, 1989 Alresford Town Res, 1990 Twyford Res,1991 Upham, 1992 Rising Sun, 1993 Twyford Res, 1994 and 1995 Sutton Scotney, 1996 Hurricans, 1997 Worthies, 1998 New QueensHead, 1999 Crusaders, 2000 Micheldever Res,2001 Winnall, 2002 Alresford Town Res., 2003 FC Harestock, 2004 FC Harestock, 2005 AGCC Worthy Down, Invitation Midweek Cup:1985 Winchester City, 1986 Winchester Castle, 1987 WinchesterCity, 1989 Colden Common, 1991 Winchester City,Sunday Premier Division. Trophy: The Ken May Cup1986 and 1987 Rising Sun, 1988 Arrow, 1989 and 1990 Rising Sun, 1991 Alresford Town, 1992 Halfway Inn, 1993 Rising Sun, 1994 and 1995 Bakers Arms, 1996 Fryern Sports, 1997 Rising Sun, 1998 Rising Sun, 1999 Rising Sun, 2000 Sportsmans, 2001 Rising Sun, 2002 Ropley, 2003 Rising Sun, 2004 Rising Sun, 2005 Rising Sun, 2006 Grantham Arms, 2007 Winchester Irish, 2008 Twyford Rovers, 2009 Twyford Rovers, 2010 Twyford Rovers, 2011 March Hare, 2012 Grantham Arms, 2013 Crown & Anchor, 2014 Common Sports,2015 Mucky Duck, 2016 AFC Allbrook, 2017 AFC Allbrook, Sunday Division 1. Trophy: The Pink Cup1968 The Willow Tree Inn, 1969 and 1970 Winnall YC, 1971 and 1972 '45' Club, 1973Brooks, 1974 '45' Club, 1975 Micheldever, 1976 '45' Club, 1977 Worthies Sports, 1978 Brooks 45, 1979 Contact, 1980 Perins, 1981 Weeke Eagles, 1982 Sparsholt Eagles, 1983 to 1985 Rising Sun, 1986 Kings Arms, 1987 and 1988 Rising Sun Res, 1989 March Hare, 1990 Fryern Sports, 1991 Halfway Inn, 1992 South Western, 1993 March Hare, 1994 Chestnut Sports, 1995 W.C.S.C., 1996 T.K.F, 1997 Romsey Printing, 1998 Rising Sun Res, 1999 Supplyline, 2000 Muswells, 2001 Willow, 2002 Micheldever Station, 2003 King Alfred, 2004 FC Exchange, 2005 grantham Arms, 2006 Stanmore, 2007 Harestock Harriers, 2008 Arrow, 2009 AFC Highfield, 2010 S & D, 2011 Grantham Arms, 2012 Chess, 2013 Common Sports, 2014 South Wonston Swifts,2015 AFC Allbrook, 2016 FC Railway, 2017 Lokomotiv Eastleigh, 2018 AFC Allbrook,8COMPETITION RESULTSSaturday Division 1 Trophy: The Winchester Hospital Cup.1937 St Peters Athletic, 1938 St Peters Athletic, 1939 Twyford, 1947 Royal Hants Regiment, 1948 Hyde Utd, 1949 Hyde Utd, 1951 King Alfred Old Boys (KAOB), 1952 Highcliffe Corinthians, 1953 KAOB, 1954 Highcliffe Corinthians, 1955 KAOB, 1956 Highcliffe Corinthians, 1957 Kings Somborne, 1958 to 1970 KAOB, 1971 The Battery, 1972 The Battery, 1973 King Alfred, 1974 Micheldever, 1975 King Alfred, 1976 West Meon & Warnford, 1977 Winchester Sportsments Club, 1978 West Meon & Warnford, 1979 Rising Sun, 1980 Old Symondians, 1981 Old Symondians, 1982 Rising Sun, 1983 Twyford, 1984 R.A.P.C., 1985 R.A.P.C., 1986 Winchester YMCA, 1987 Fulflood Arms, 1988 L.P.H.E. Sports, 1989 Alresford Town, 1990 St James Tavern, 1991 Alresford Town, 1992 Upham, 1993 Tabby Cat, 1994 Chandlers Ford, 1995 Micheldever, 1996 Micheldever, 1997 K.A.Y.C, 1998 Highcliffe Corinthians, 1999 Twyford, 2000 Twyford, 2001 A B Worthies Sports, 2002 Upham, 2003 Upham, 2004 Crusaders, 2005 Rising Sun, 2006 Twyford, 2007 Crusaders, 2008 Upham, 2009 Infinity, 2010 Upham,Saturday Division 2. Trophy: The Amos Cup1937 Cheriton, 1938 The Rifle Depot, 1939 The Rifle Depot, 1949 Bar End Utd, 1951 Exchange Sports, 1952 Highcliffe Corinthians Res., 1953 Highcliffe Corinthians Res., 1954 Wessex Utd, 1955 Winchester Post Office, 1956 Kings Somborne, 1957 Condor Sports, 1958 West Meon & Warnford, 1959 Compton and Shawford, 1960 Stanmore, 1961 Highcliffe Corinthians, 1962 Owslebury, 1963 R.A.P.C., 1964 Kings Somborne, 1965 R.A.P.C., 1966 Stanmore YC, 1967 Condor Sports, 1968 R.A.P.C.,1969 Bramdean, 1970 Olivers Battery, 1971 King Alfred, 1972 Cheriton, 1973 Micheldever, 1974 West Meon & Warnford, 1975 Bramdean, 1976 Winchester Sportsmens Club, 1977 YMCA, 1978 Old Symondians, 1979 Twyford, 1980 KAOB, 1981 Winchester Castle, 1982 Riverside, 1983 Lovell Plant, 1984 Sarasota Sports, 1985 Worthies Sports, 1986 Rising Sun Res, 1987 L.P.H.E.Sports, 1988 Alresford Town, 1989 Twyford Res, 1990 Twyford Res, 1991 Twyford Res, 1992 Rising Sun, 1993 Micheldever, 1994 Hyde Utd, 1995 Sutton Scotney, 1996 Hurricans, 1997 Micheldever Res, 1998 Worthy Down, 1999 King Alfred Youth, 2000 Micheldever Res., 2001 Ship Inn, 2002 Alresford Town Res., 2003 Micheldever Res., 2004 FC Harestock, 2005 Eastleigh Town, Saturday Division 31951 1951 Hyde Utd Res.1952 Littleton Old Boys, 1953 Kings Somborne, 1954 Winchester Post Office, 1955 Bishops Sutton, 1956 Kings Somborne Res, 1957 Bramdean, 1958 Athenians, 1959 Sparsholt, 1960 Winchester Police, 1961 Warren Sports, 1962 R.A.P.C., 1963 Twyford, 1964 Red Triangle Res, 1965 R.A.P.C.Res, 1966 Olivers Battery, 1967 Sutton Scotney Res, 1968 Battery Inn, 1969 Stanmore, 1970 Midas, 1971 The Rifle Depot, 1979 Old Symondians Res, 1980 Twyford Res, Saturday Division 41963 New Inn, 1964 R.A.P.C. Res, 1965 Cheriton,5PAST AND PRESENT OFFICERS OF THE LEAGUEPresident1935 G.Palmer, 1949 D. Willitts, 1960 E.C. Townend, 1969 H.W. Symes, 1972 F.E. Thompson, 1973 R.L. Woodland, 1980 G.S. Ballard, 1982 D. Wren, 1986 C.J Cooper MBE, 2003 J. Kirby, 2018 S.M. Dalton.Life Vice President 2018 J. Kirby(52) , 2019 S Q FielderChairman1935 G. Reeves, 1937 S.B. Harris, 1946 H.W. Symes, 1969 R.L. Woodland, 1972 E.R. Newman, 1973 G.S. Ballard, 1982 R.P.P. Trussler, 1996 S.M. Dalton , 2019 C Hilling.Vice Chairman1935 A.V. Leach, 1937 R.S. McCorney, 1939 A.H. Hawthorne, 1946 R. Barratt, 1947 E. Telfrey, 1948 C.L.Fisher, 1949 F. Higgs, 1950 W. Gregory, 1951 S.W. Howick, 1959 R.L. Woodland, 1969 E.R. Newman, 1972 G.S. Ballard, 1973 D. King, 1974 D. Rabbitts, 1980 R.P.P. Trussler, 1982 J. Kirby, 2003 C. Hilling, 2019 N MartinHonorary Secretary1935 A. Paget, 1936 N.G. Smith, 1972 J. Kirby, 1982 R.W. Rose, 1991 J. Kirby, 2016 R. Perkins-Honorary Treasurer1936 N.G. Smith, 1947 W.O. Booker, 1948 N.G. Smith, 1972 J. Kirby, 2018 R. Perkins -Honorary Fixtures Secretary1968 J. Kirby, 1978 R.W. Rose, 1985 A.,J. Nickson, 1987 R.W. Rose, 1988 D.M. Brown (Sat.), A.J. Boland (Sun.), 1993-2010 S.M. Dalton (Sat.) 1994-2011 J. Chamberlain (Sun), 2012 K Roberts (Sun)-Honorary Registration Secretary1972 J. West, 1977 N. A. Foster, 1978 J. Priest, 2006 L. Kirby, 2009 S.Q.Fielder, 2019 L.Hunter 6 JACK WEST SUNDAY CUP COMPETITION RULESDescription1.This Competition shall be called the JACK WEST SUNDAY CUP and shall be open only to teams taking part in all Divisions of the Winchester and District Football League except Division One. The Cup shall not become the property of any one Club.Control2.The control of the Competition shall be vested in the Management Committee of the Winchester & District Football League.Player's Qualification3.A player shall not be eligible who has played in six or more Division One games in the current season. No player may play for more than one team in the Competition during the same season and must have played at least one League game during the current season excluding Division One or have registered for the Club at least eight days beforehand. See also Rule 8(C).Duration of MatchThe duration of each match shall be 90 minutes, unless a shorter period of two equal halves of not less than 30 minutes is mutually agreed. If the scores are level at the end the match will be decided on penalty kicks in accordance with FA and HFA Rules prevailing at the date of the match. Semi-final and final ties shall be played on neutral ground if possible.Draw for Ties5Clubs entered for the Competition shall be drawn by the Committee in pairs. The first drawn Club being the home team. The winners of the first round shall be placed in one lot as in the first draw, this procedure, being repeated until the final tie. The winning Club shall hold the Cup until 31st March in the next year.Bye6In the event of a Club getting a bye in any of the drawings , the Committee shall, at the next draw, first draw a Club from the lot to play against it, and then proceed as in Rule 5. No Club shall receive more than one bye in the season.Expenses7The Club first drawn shall have the first choice of ground. The visiting Club shall pay its own travelling expenses. The expenses of the Referee, ground, etc., shall be borne by the home Club, except in the semi-final and final ties, the match expenses being paid from the gate receipts, if any, otherwise such expenses to be shared by the contesting Clubs.Substitutes8A Club may at its discretion and in accordance with the Laws of the Game use five substitute players in any match in this Competition who may be selected from five playersA player who has been substituted himself becomes a substitute and may replace a player at any time subject to the substitution being carried out in accordance with Law 3 of the Laws of the Association.General9The remainder of the Rules of the Winchester and District Football League shall apply to the Cup Competition.7JOHN KIRBY CUP COMPETITION - RULESDescription1 This Competition shall be called the JOHN KIRBY COMPETITION and shall be open only to Clubs in membership of Winchester and District Football League. The Cup shall not become the property of any one Club.Control2 The control of the Competition shall be vested in the Management Committee of the Winchester and District Football League.Player's Qualification3 The qualification shall be as Rule 8 of the Winchester and District Football League Rules with the exception of Clause (C). But see 8(N). No player shall play for more than one team and must play at least one League game during the current season before competing in this Competition, or have registered for the Club at least 8 days beforehand.Duration of Match4 The duration of each match shall be 90 minutes, unless a shorter period of two equal halves of not less than 30 minutes is mutually agreed. If the scores are level at the end the match will be decided on penalty kicks in accordance with FA and HFA Rules prevailing at the date of the match. Semi-final and final ties shall be played on neutral ground if possible.Draw for Ties5 Clubs entered for the Competition shall be drawn by the Committee in pairs. The first drawn Club being the home team. The winners of the first round shall be placed in one lot as in the first draw, this procedure being repeated until the final tie. The winning Club shall hold the Cup until 31st March in the next year. Bye 6 In the event of a Club getting a bye in any of the drawings, the Committee shall, at the next draw, first draw a Club from the lot to play against it, and then proceed as in Rule 5. No Club shall receive no more than one bye in the season. Expenses7 The Club first drawn shall have choice of ground. The visiting Club shall pay its own travelling expenses. The expenses of the Referee, ground, etc., shall be born by the home Club, except in the semi-final and final ties, the match. expenses being paid from the gate receipts, if any, otherwise such expenses to be shared by the contesting clubsSubstitutes8 A Club may at its discretion and in accordance with the Laws of the Game use five substitute players in any match in this Competition who may be selected from five players. A player who has been substituted himself becomes a substitute and may replace a player at any time subject to the substitution being carried out in accordance with Law 3 of the Laws of Association Football.General9 The remainder of the rules of the Winchester and District Football League shall apply to the Cup Competition.WINCHESTER AND DISTRICTFOOTBALL LEAGUEFOUNDED 1891 HANDBOOKSEASON 2019/20 NOTES TO SECRETARIESPlayer RegistrationPlayers must be registered to the league by clubs inputting to the Whole Game System (WGS). Please log on to the system and use the player registration tab.You must input player full name, date of birth, address with post code, and telephone number and player’s email address.Confirm player identification check has been completed by reference to any one ofbirth certificate, driving license, or passport.You should additionally input the nationality of the player and that clearance has been obtained if necessary. Completed input must then be submitted to the league using the "submit to league tab". You must subsequently check on WGS that the registration has been approved.For players already registered you can input to the "players email" tab to complete or update email and telephone details.MatchesPlease input to the "Matches" tab on the WGS in order that any player suspensions can be monitored and completed correctly. Please keep all aspects of the WGS up to date, if you have any issues please contact the league Secretary in the first instance.Social MediaResults and league news etc., are posted on the league Facebook page @winchesterfootballleague. Results are posted Sunday evening or at the latest the following Monday morning.Any Club wishing to avoid having to play a fixture on any specific date must place their request in writing to the Fixtures Secretary before the publication of the fixtures list or, after publication, any request to be submitted in writing giving at least 21 days notice Any change of address should be notified immediately to the League Secretary, the Hampshire FA, and your Divisional Association.CHANGES THIS SEASON – TEMPORARY SUSPENSIONSAll clubs should be aware that for season 2019/20 temporary suspensions will be introduced to all matches. Hampshire F.A. have facilitated a number of pre season presentations to clubs on this change and you should make all players aware of its introduction. This change is mandatory at our level.HANTS FA BENEVOLENT FUND REPRESENTATIVEDo something for the Hants FA Benevolent Fund from which a grant may be made to a player who is injured whilst playing in a match between properly registered clubs, if he is likely to be incapacitated from his employment.For claims on the Fund arising from injuries sustained by players, please contact: Gerald Merritt, 30 Dartmouth Walk, Basingstoke, RG22 6QS. Tel. 01256 412119. ................
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