County cup

Am i right in thinking if the games called off , then the fixture is reversed the following week?

Hope not. Want the money from away matches in cups!

the game is replayed at the same ground the week after.....in some games if its possible to reverse the fixture to get it played it can be done

looks like we might be back in it now!!! get in

Excellent! We have some transfer targets to fund

How so dezza

That's a massive concern, is there any possibl dispensation, we booled this week off months ago as the team is going away for our xmas do!!

New Road Inn wrote:

How so dezza

Teams in the LSL playing them ringers.

Sunday County Competition games, if postponed, will take precedence the following Sunday, usually at the original venue. In past seasons it has been two postponements before the fixture is reversed.

The Phoenix United v Bakers Arms Blaby fixture, postponed last Sunday is resheduled for Sunday 12 December due to an existing free date for this Sunday (which is why the game was brought forward).

To L.K.F.C - James was letting the County FA know about your free date for 12 December - so we can only wait for their directive, if your game does not survive this Sunday.

Whilst on the subject of County Comps, I can confirm that Sporting Highcross have been reinstated to the Sunday Premier Cup.

we wont be playing till after christmas now realistically missing it already lol

New Road Inn wrote:

How so dezza

the side that beat us played a suspended player against us, we didnt appeal as we didnt even know the county fa picked it up from their team sheet

Hellboy wrote:

New Road Inn wrote:

How so dezza

Teams in the LSL playing them ringers.

it was ellis park from the hinkley league mate not a LSL side

From the County Fa in the Leicester Mercury

Local football: County FA chief sounds warning

Give football a chance and do not be rushed into hasty decisions.

That is the message from Leicestershire & Rutland County FA chief executive Laurence Jones as the early ravages of winter take a grip.

Only a couple of games survived last weekend's snow and ice, with most leagues operating a blanket postponement policy.

While coping with a one-off situation will not bite too deeply, forecasts for this weekend predict more cold weather. With the prestigious County Cup competitions scheduled, mass cancellations could spark problems.

"We must try to get football played," said Jones. "Leave decisions on the fitness of pitches as late as possible. Even if they are unplayable on a Saturday then at least try for Sunday. Take it one day at a time.

"What we don't want is local authorities making a blanket decision tomorrow. Leave it for another 24 hours. I don't envy them having to make a decision but I would ask them not to rush.

"This is County Cup weekend and, if they don't play, they will be rescheduled for the following week. This creates problems for all our leagues, who are run by volunteers. It puts them under extra pressure."

Usually, local leagues brace themselves for the ravages of winter in January and February. This time, it has come early in the calendar.

"We knew it was coming last weekend," said Jones. "Nobody was particularly shocked.

"It is unfortunate that the cold spell has come so early, it is not normally this side of Christmas. If it continues and we get a real shed-load of snow after Christmas, it could be a real concern.

"For now, we need to have a good look at the pitches under snow and leave decisions as late as possible. We need these games to be played."

our forum is dead, how can i get a contact number for ashby tavern hsl been searching online but cannot find a bloody thing thanks.

son't think many games will go ahead this week friday!

[quote="tysmith c.n.f.c"]our forum is dead, how can i get a contact number for ashby tavern hsl been searching online but cannot find a bloody thing thanks.

son't think many games will go ahead this week friday!



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Paulo_MTFC wrote:

From the County Fa in the Leicester Mercury

Local football: County FA chief sounds warning

Give football a chance and do not be rushed into hasty decisions.

That is the message from Leicestershire & Rutland County FA chief executive Laurence Jones as the early ravages of winter take a grip.

Only a couple of games survived last weekend's snow and ice, with most leagues operating a blanket postponement policy.

While coping with a one-off situation will not bite too deeply, forecasts for this weekend predict more cold weather. With the prestigious County Cup competitions scheduled, mass cancellations could spark problems.

"We must try to get football played," said Jones. "Leave decisions on the fitness of pitches as late as possible. Even if they are unplayable on a Saturday then at least try for Sunday. Take it one day at a time.

"What we don't want is local authorities making a blanket decision tomorrow. Leave it for another 24 hours. I don't envy them having to make a decision but I would ask them not to rush.


no pressure then

"This is County Cup weekend and, if they don't play, they will be rescheduled for the following week. This creates problems for all our leagues, who are run by volunteers. It puts them under extra pressure."

Usually, local leagues brace themselves for the ravages of winter in January and February. This time, it has come early in the calendar.

"We knew it was coming last weekend," said Jones. "Nobody was particularly shocked.

"It is unfortunate that the cold spell has come so early, it is not normally this side of Christmas. If it continues and we get a real shed-load of snow after Christmas, it could be a real concern.

"For now, we need to have a good look at the pitches under snow and leave decisions as late as possible. We need these games to be played."

no pressure then

New Road Inn wrote:

Hope not. Want the money from away matches in cups!

Tell that big soft girly gattusso, to pull his finger out, stop being so so woosey, its just a bit of snow, and tell him to get his boots out, instead of coming on here, and asking pussy questions, about will we or won't we be playing.




Man up!!!! leta see them frozen nipples!!!!!!!!!

man in black wrote:

Paulo_MTFC wrote:

From the County Fa in the Leicester Mercury

Local football: County FA chief sounds warning

Give football a chance and do not be rushed into hasty decisions.

That is the message from Leicestershire & Rutland County FA chief executive Laurence Jones as the early ravages of winter take a grip.

Only a couple of games survived last weekend's snow and ice, with most leagues operating a blanket postponement policy.

While coping with a one-off situation will not bite too deeply, forecasts for this weekend predict more cold weather. With the prestigious County Cup competitions scheduled, mass cancellations could spark problems.

"We must try to get football played," said Jones. "Leave decisions on the fitness of pitches as late as possible. Even if they are unplayable on a Saturday then at least try for Sunday. Take it one day at a time.

"What we don't want is local authorities making a blanket decision tomorrow. Leave it for another 24 hours. I don't envy them having to make a decision but I would ask them not to rush.


no pressure then

"This is County Cup weekend and, if they don't play, they will be rescheduled for the following week. This creates problems for all our leagues, who are run by volunteers. It puts them under extra pressure."

Usually, local leagues brace themselves for the ravages of winter in January and February. This time, it has come early in the calendar.

"We knew it was coming last weekend," said Jones. "Nobody was particularly shocked.

"It is unfortunate that the cold spell has come so early, it is not normally this side of Christmas. If it continues and we get a real shed-load of snow after Christmas, it could be a real concern.

"For now, we need to have a good look at the pitches under snow and leave decisions as late as possible. We need these games to be played."

no pressure then

he wont be the one up at 8 to get to pitch inspection for 9, texting all the players, contacting the other team, telling the league its off etc...

[quote="ginner"]

tysmith c.n.f.c wrote:

our forum is dead, how can i get a contact number for ashby tavern hsl been searching online but cannot find a bloody thing thanks.

son't think many games will go ahead this week friday!



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nice one ginner

Hellboy wrote:

New Road Inn wrote:

Hope not. Want the money from away matches in cups!

Tell that big soft girly gattusso, to pull his finger out, stop being so so woosey, its just a bit of snow, and tell him to get his boots out, instead of coming on here, and asking pussy questions, about will we or won't we be playing.




Man up!!!! leta see them frozen nipples!!!!!!!!!

Oh helly , i actually cant wait to play this game, being against my old team.. i wish u would come watch

gattuso wrote:

Hellboy wrote:

New Road Inn wrote:

Hope not. Want the money from away matches in cups!

Tell that big soft girly gattusso, to pull his finger out, stop being so so woosey, its just a bit of snow, and tell him to get his boots out, instead of coming on here, and asking pussy questions, about will we or won't we be playing.




Man up!!!! leta see them frozen nipples!!!!!!!!!

Oh helly , i actually cant wait to play this game, being against my old team.. i wish u would come watch

My, oh my, oh my, i just hope that your new manager doesn't read this drivell, it almost sounds like you want them to win i can see him sitting you on the bench for this game, i hope you don't get too cold sitting there.

Hellboy wrote:

gattuso wrote:

Hellboy wrote:

New Road Inn wrote:

Hope not. Want the money from away matches in cups!

Tell that big soft girly gattusso, to pull his finger out, stop being so so woosey, its just a bit of snow, and tell him to get his boots out, instead of coming on here, and asking pussy questions, about will we or won't we be playing.




Man up!!!! leta see them frozen nipples!!!!!!!!!

Oh helly , i actually cant wait to play this game, being against my old team.. i wish u would come watch

My, oh my, oh my, i just hope that your new manager doesn't read this drivell, it almost sounds like you want them to win i can see him sitting you on the bench for this game, i hope you don't get too cold sitting there.

cant see it happening son.. wil you show your face there

Sporting Wigston V NRI is OFF!

For Alliance Teams and Referees involved in County Competitions - please take note of this message from County FA

IMPORTANT COUNTY CUP NOTICE 10:53 AM, Friday, 03 December 10. County Cups
Friday 3rd December: Please read this update regarding this weekend's County Cup fixtures.

SATURDAY FIXTURES ALL SATURDAY FIXTURES ARE NOW CANCELLED AND TO BE REPLAYED NEXT SATURDAY, 11th DECEMBER (this excludes those that have requested free weeks with their respective leagues).

The same match official(s) will be used for the new date. If the official is unavailable, please inform Matthew Hurst who will re-appoint. matthew.hurst@leicestershirefa.com

SUNDAY FIXTURES

The County Association has decided against a 'blanket call-off' on Sunday's fixtures at present, although a decision will be made tomorrow morning around 10:00am.

This said, some local authorities have already called several pitches off and in those cases the fixtures are to be played in a weeks time.

Again, for those fixtures that are postponed on Sunday, the match officials will remain the same the following week.

[quote="Gordon"]SUNDAY COUNTY COMPETITION FIXTURES

This decision has been made in order to alleviate any backlog in fixtures and assist leagues where possible over the coming weeks./[quote]

!!!!!!!!!!!!Nightmare!!!!!!!!!!!!