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Dates For Your Diary:
Monthly Club Meeting: The
next meeting is on Wednesday
25th November 2009 at Drayton Manor Cricket Club
starting at 8.30 pm. All members and parents are welcome.
The main Presentation Evening will be on Saturday 22nd May 2010 at the Tower
Suite, Drayton Manor Park.
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PLEASE,
PLEASE, PLEASE, could we remind all parents and players that they should not
park or "drop off" on the bottom car park at Belgrave High School but to use
either the top car park or indeed the large space available round the back of
the school buildings to the right as you drive in which you can access by
following the drive in, turning right when you get to the school building in
front of you, and then turn right again immediately before the fence. Please
leave all access areas open at all times. No one should park on any of the
grassed areas on the school premises as they are likely to cause damage to
these areas. Your help in this matter is much appreciated.
This is a safety issue, if we
continue to have cars travelling up and down the driveway and parking down
there with lots of young children running around, there will be an accident
News In Brief (see the news page for detail):
05/11/2009 - Apologies to everyone for not being able to update the website since last Thursday, unfortunately my PC crashed and I have only today got the software I need to update it, Kevin
From Friday 6 November (after half term holiday), we will be in the Sports Hall and to accommodate the players in the confined space of the Hall, I will be reverting to the following times and age bands were possible please:
· Session 1 – 4.30pm to 5.30pm and will be for all players Under 6 years old on 31 August ‘09 · Session 2 – 5.40pm to 6.40pm and will be for all players over 6 years old on 31 August ‘09 20/09/2009 - The League tables have been updated. League Tables 14/09/2009 - The next 5 week's Men fixtures are now on-line. 09/09/2009 - The new Tamworth Junior League Match Report Form is now available from the link below left and also from the Tamworth Junior League website. 06/09/2009 - The Rule Book and Directory is now available from the TJL website at: http://full-time.thefa.com/DisplayNews.do?noticePlacementID=3086339¬iceID=568959&league=6751902 The hard copies should be available from the Secretary from Tuesday onwards. It is worth checking the copy of the Directory on the TJL website as this will be kept up to date. 03/09/2009 - The Tamworth Junior League is now a Charter Standard League and all clubs associated with the League must adhere to and adopt the RESPECT campaign. This means that all Clubs must ensure they have a designated supporter's area which will normally run the entire length of one side of the pitch where both sets of both supporters will stand. Where possible, club officials and players will stand on the opposite side of the pitch. The supporter's area will use either Respect Barriers, ropes and poles, discs or spray-painted lines. Cottage Farm Rangers will be using the Respect Barriers. We ask that all supporter's adhere to these guidelines and continue with the good behaviour that this Club is known for. We hope you all have a good season. 01/09/2009 - The small-sided fixtures (under 8s and up) are now on-line and the referees for the first month are now being allocated. Forthcoming Fixtures 31/08/2009 - The Tamworth Junior League 11-a-side fixtures and the Ladies Reserves fixtures for the new season are now on-line. Forthcoming Fixtures 30/08/2009 - The Development Centre re-opens it's doors on Friday 11th September at Dosthill Boys Club from 5pm until 6.30pm. We have unfortunately had to put the subscription up to £2, the first rise in the Development Centre's history due to increasing costs. 09/08/2009 - Normally, we don't comment on friendlies but as Jack Dodd starts his 10th season with the club and scores his 5th goal (after 2 earlier good attempts) I thought he deserved a mention to top a very good display and a very good goal, well done Doddy! 13/06/2009 - Cottage Farm Rangers FC have been awarded one of the Birmingham County FA League Fair Play Awards for the 2008/9 season. The trophy was awarded at the County FA Awards Presentation at the Grassroots Football Live Show. 18/05/2009 - Despite the Youth team losing the match in what was a good game, the Acorns Trust charity will benefit as over £500 has been raised by the John Schofield Memorial Shield match yesterday which was won Atherstone Town Youth team. 22/12/2008 - The winners of the Cottage Farm Rangers Xmas Raffle are:
1st prize - £200: Kim Bath 02/05/2007 - The sum raised from Sunday's John Schofield memorial game now stands at an impressive £1,142 which included over 110 paying adults at the gate. Once again, thank you to everyone who contributed and helped. Some pictures from the game are available by following this link. 19/03/2007 - Congratulations to John Lewin, Stuart Aubury, Mark Livesey, Dominic Hinks and Jim Wright who have all passed their 1st4sport Level 1 Certificate in Coaching Football course. 22/01/2007 - The F.A. has updated its guidelines regarding the taking of photographs and videos. See the Child Protection tab for details. 04/01/2007 - You may have seen the article on the front page of the Tamworth Herald regarding the new fire station potentially being sited on part of the paying fields at Belgrave High School. The plans as we understand them are that the fire station is going to be located where the Junior School pitches currently are so it should not affect our long term future at Belgrave. It could well be that some pitches may need to be moved around to fit things in and we may share pitches with the Junior School but that is all to be decided.
13/10/2006 - A small feature in this week's Tamworth Herald - Rangers are
on the up - Cottage Farm Rangers Football Club are going from strength
to strength with teams running from under-eights to under-15s level as well
as girls teams.
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The Tamworth Junior League is now a Charter Standard League, one of the first in the country. As a member of a Charter Standard League, we will have to abide by some new rules concerning Spectator areas. Basically, all Tamworth Junior League matches will have to have designated Spectator areas on one side of the pitch, where possible, and the coaches and substitutes will stand on the other side of the pitch. The Spectator's side of the pitch will be cordoned off with either Respect Barriers, ropes & poles, a marked line or discs, approx 2 metres from the edge of the pitch. As you are aware, Cottage Farm Rangers FC is a Charter Standard Development Club and we have been roping off the small-sided pitches for more than a year now. We will be changing our approach to fall in line with FA policy. Please take a moment to read the relevant Code of Conduct (on the left) and also the FA's Respect web pages (above).
22/06/2009 - RESPECT GUIDE FOR PARENTS. As part of its Respect programme, The FA has launched a new free Respect online parent guide - a replacement for Soccer Parent. The online module features film content to showcase unacceptable parental behaviour and its consequences on young players. There is also commentary from well-known and grassroots football figures, including Stuart Pearce and Howard Webb. Please use this link to access the Guide: http://www.thefa.com/respectguide/ We can add you name to our website to show that you have completed the course here. 10/06/2009 - The Codes of Conduct have been updated to reflect the changes in these Codes from the FA. These are the new RESPECT Codes of Conduct and now include sanctions that could be used if poor practice occurs, either by the Club or by the County or the FA. Fortunately, the behaviour of our players, coaches, officials and supporters is normally very good and we want to ensure this continues, but please read the relevant Code of Conduct so that you know what is expected of you. Abuse in Football We are very fortunate at this club that we have very little trouble on the pitch caused by our players or indeed off the pitch caused by club officials or by supporters or spectators. We are very grateful to all of you for this and we want to keep it this way which we can do with your help. Campaigns Don't X The Line..........and...........Keep It Shut!.........and...........the FA has 3 pilot schemes
http://www.dontxthelinecampaign.com/ The F.A. are launching three pilot schemes in nine regions
across England from January. We, as a club, intend to rope off the Small-sided games initially as stated above in 2 which will also give the managers room to work as they will be the only people allowed pitch-side of the rope. We already have Codes of Conduct for Coaches, Players, Supporters and Team Officials alike as can be seen by following the links on the left of this page, so if we can all follow these, no matter how frustrated we get, and we do, then we can keep up our good record. Thank you for your support!
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