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Clifton FC/All Whites Are a member of the FA Charter Standard
This means we have to follow a set criteria set out by the FA
The FA Charter Standard Clubs program, supported by FA Community Partner McDonald's, was launched in February 2001 and is a core component of The FA Football Development program
The project is aimed at all clubs outside the Football League and Premier League, players, children and parents find a club in their local area that meets FA standards.
The FA, in conjunction with various bodies, has drawn up the following set of criteria for clubs wishing to reach Charter Standard:
- A written constitution
- FA CRB checked volunteers
- All managers to have minimum of FA Level 1 Coaching Course
- Commitment to attend in-service training
- Acceptance and promotion of Codes of Conduct
- Commitment to provide Mini-Soccer opportunities for Under 10s
- Commitment to promote schools liaison and equal opportunities for all
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Nottinghamshire FA | News
- No slumber for title holders Clumber
Reigning Nottinghamshire Sunday Football League champions Clumber started the new season in style beating Trentside 5-0 to lift the Benevolent Trophy. - Kids in for a quid at Forest
Going back to school has never been so good for Nottingham Forest's younger fans. - Rolls motor to top of Senior Division
Hucknall Rolls Leisure lead the Precision Training sponsored Notts Senior League for the first time in their short history after their thrilling last minute midweek win at neighbours Linby - Title holders take on Arms
The County's oldest football league the Notts Amateur Alliance kicks off this weekend with reigning Premier Division Champions and Senior Cup holders Burton Joyce starting their defence against Coopers Arms. - Olympic hope to bloom in the Vase
After a successful Bank Holiday Weekend Radcliffe Olympic entertain Grimsby Borough at the Recreation Ground this Saturday in the FA Vase First Round Qualifying. - News from around the county (3rd September)
All the latest news and notices from around the local clubs and leagues.
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Priemiership News
- Pulis issues rallying call
Tony Pulis has called on Stoke to reproduce the qualities they showed in their first two seasons in the Premier League as they look to get over their poor start to the current campaign... - Essien chasing top form for Chelsea
Chelsea midfielder Michael Essien has told Ghana coach Milovan Rajevac not to consider him for a while as he bids to rediscover his best form... - Gordon refuses to rush recuperation
Sunderland stopper Craig Gordon is desperate to play again but not about to risk further damage to his broken arm by rushing his recuperation... - Pulis issues rallying call to Potters
Tony Pulis has told his Stoke players their work ethic will be key as they bid to bounce back from a bad start to the Premier League season... - Jiranek snubbed offers
Martin Jiranek has revealed he rejected a host of European clubs in favour of a move to the Barclays Premier League with Birmingham... - More to come from Blues - Lampard
Frank Lampard has hit back at critics who claim Chelsea's squad is past it, insisting there is more to come from the Premier League champions...
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Chanpionship News
- Padiham for me on Non League Day
Supporters of Premier League and Championship clubs are doing their bit tomorrow for non-league football by taking in games with their sides out of action because of the international break... - Every ounce of this football club has got ambition to get back
Manager Brian Laws has today made it perfectly clear that, despite there being no late signings before the transfer window closed, everyone at the club is full of ambition... - Bueno relishing Rams move
Derby forward Alberto Bueno is keen to settle in at Pride Park after completing his season-long loan from Real Valladolid... - Rocha set to sign new Pompey deal
Portsmouth boss Steve Cotterill is set to finalise a deal to re-sign Ricardo Rocha and also looking to add some loan players to his squad... - Millen: Break will help us
Bristol City boss Keith Millen is grateful for the international break as he nurses some of his injured players back to fitness... - Mad Scramble Of The Transfer Window - Lorimer
In terms of the transfer window, we've tied up deals for Adam Clayton and Ramon Nunez, but didn't really leave things to the last minute with our major recruitment...
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