We have created a Facebook Group for referees who officiate in NCYFL. Please find us at NCYFL Referees and join. This group will be a forum to share feedback, experiences and seek advice. We are keen to get your feedback on your experiences as a referee (qualified or unqualified) so that we can improve the game for everyone.
Following our recent announcement of our partnership with 4Sports as official training equipment, kit and trophy suppliers to the league, we are thrilled to be able to offer clubs the opportunity to purchase official league footballs at a fantastic price! We plan to offer a range of balls from quality training balls to high-end match balls. They will be available in a range of sizes. Samples will be available to view at our pre-season managers meetings and we will be taking orders. Balls will be allocated
Our committee for the 2016-17 season is below. You can contact the committee members via email, by clicking on their name. GENERAL OFFICERS CHAIRMAN Andy Marrison DEPUTY CHAIRMAN Rob Boulter SECRETARY Michael Mills TREASURER Darren Illes FINANCE OFFICER Chris Brown FIXTURE SECRETARIES U7 & U8 Steve Kenny U9 & U10 Darren Illes U11 & U12 Mick Duffin U13 to U16 Mel Perkins AGE GROUP SECRETARIES U7 & U8 Steve Kenny U9 & U10 Mick Alexander U11 & U12 Bradley Rix U13 & U14 Nicki Duffin U15 & U16 Karen Ward OFFICERS APPLICATIONS OFFICER Karen Ward WELFARE OFFICERS Ann Hayek, Nicki Duffin
The Norfolk Combined Youth Football League are delighted to announce that we have partnered with Dereham based 4Sports and Italian sportswear brand Kappa. 4Sports have been appointed the official kit partners to the league as well as the official trophy & training equipment suppliers. Dave Bandell from Kappa has said ‘We are incredibly excited that Kappa have entered into a partnership with the Norfolk Combined Youth League and 4sports to be official sponsors and we look forward to many years of being the partner of choice
Norfolk Combined Youth Football League are applying for Chartered Standard status for the league. We are a new league and this is a temporary plan to cover the first year of operation. The league will be sending a survey to clubs to ask for feedback and input and ideas to a 3 to 5 year plan at the end of 2016. A plan will then be put together and will be published here. If anybody has anything they would like to input before then please send
We are Norfolk Combined Youth Football League, Norfolk’s newest and largest youth football league. Providing opportunities in football for boys and girls of ages 6 to 16. Formed in June 2016, the league is an amalgamation of previous leagues based across North Norfolk, South Norfolk and Norwich. Our website provides guides and support to all coaches, managers and secretary’s that are member clubs of the league. We proudly support The FA’s Respect campaign and we are actively working towards providing refereeing and coaching experience to young
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The below are our secretaries that will be supporting coaches, managers and club secretaries for the 2016-17 Constitution are as follows: FIXTURE SECRETARIES U7 & U8 Steve Kenny U9 & U10 Darren Illes U11 & U12 Mick Duffin U13 to U16 Mel Perkins AGE GROUP SECRETARIES U7 & U8 Steve Kenny U9 & U10 Mick Alexander U11 & U12 Bradley Rix U13 & U14 Nicki Duffin U15 & U16 Karen Ward
The Respect programme includes four practical steps to improve behaviour - on the pitch and on the sidelines - in and at matches throughout the country. The FA is inviting every league in the country to sign-up to Respect and to introduce some practical steps at club level to ensure football is played in a safe, positive environment. Already 752 leagues out of 1,200 have signed up for respect although implementation of the Respect interventions is at different stages across those leagues. These leagues have all