Showing posts with label complaint. Show all posts
Showing posts with label complaint. Show all posts
Thursday, 11 February 2010
Chawton WILL Play Final!
The outcome of tonight's League meeting is that the Runwick Cup semi-final result will stand. Chawton Athletic will play Royal Oak, 4th in the league, at a venue and date to be decided. Further detail may come from manager Matt I, who attended the meeting.
Wednesday, 10 February 2010
CSL Hartley Wintney Lodge Official Complaint!
Dave Parsells, chairman of the Farnham and District Sunday League, has today confirmed by email to Athletic manager, Matt Ireson, that CSL Hartley Wintney have indeed made official their complaint regarding their defeat on Sunday, on penalties, to Chawton Athletic in the Semi Final of the Runwick Cup.
The match had ended 3-3 and, with Matt I saving all three of Wintney's penalties, Sam dutifully scored the winning kick in a 3-0 shoot-out win.
Matt is seeking clarification as to the possible consequences of what this complaint may be and is hopeful that; bearing in mind the circumstances under which they arose, Chawton will be able to take their rightful place in the final, the date of which is still to be announced.
The League meet on Thursday and this complaint will be on the Agenda for discussion. Matt I made the League aware that should CSL Hartley Wintney be attending to represent themselves in this matter, that he, as manager, will also be attending to ensure that a fair balance is maintained. His e-mail to the league remains unanswered, as of 5pm on Wednesday, but any further news will be added as soon as it comes to light.
And here, once more, is why they are complaining:
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The match had ended 3-3 and, with Matt I saving all three of Wintney's penalties, Sam dutifully scored the winning kick in a 3-0 shoot-out win.
Matt is seeking clarification as to the possible consequences of what this complaint may be and is hopeful that; bearing in mind the circumstances under which they arose, Chawton will be able to take their rightful place in the final, the date of which is still to be announced.
The League meet on Thursday and this complaint will be on the Agenda for discussion. Matt I made the League aware that should CSL Hartley Wintney be attending to represent themselves in this matter, that he, as manager, will also be attending to ensure that a fair balance is maintained. His e-mail to the league remains unanswered, as of 5pm on Wednesday, but any further news will be added as soon as it comes to light.
And here, once more, is why they are complaining:
!!Monday, 8 February 2010
Chawton's place in final in possible jeopardy!
Without meaning to drain the feeling of total and utter euphoria that currently exists in the Chawton Athletic squad, CSL Hartley Wintney are considering an appeal to the league regarding the Runwick Cup semi-final fixture which took place at Binsted on the 7th February 2010, which Athletic won 3-0 on penalties after the match was level 3-3 after extra time.
It is that period of extra time that has caused consternation in the CSL camp. CSL are complaining that referee Bryan Cox has contravened League Rules by only playing ten minutes of extra time each way, rather than fifteen, despite the fact the match remained deadlocked and the game was decided emphatically in an exciting penalty shoot-out.
Manager Matt Ireson is stating Chawton's case of the facts as he sees them and his hopes are currently two-fold: firstly, that CSL Hartley Wintney take the defeat on the chin and decide against making an appeal and, secondly, should they appeal that the League look favourably on the circumstances that surrounded the decision by the referee and decide that the result stands.
Keep an eye on the blog for the outcome of this situation as soon as it arises...
In the meantime, Chawton Athletic should wholly concentrate on getting past the Royal Exchange this coming Sunday in the quarter final of the Division 1 Cup.
Come on you Yellows!!
It is that period of extra time that has caused consternation in the CSL camp. CSL are complaining that referee Bryan Cox has contravened League Rules by only playing ten minutes of extra time each way, rather than fifteen, despite the fact the match remained deadlocked and the game was decided emphatically in an exciting penalty shoot-out.
Manager Matt Ireson is stating Chawton's case of the facts as he sees them and his hopes are currently two-fold: firstly, that CSL Hartley Wintney take the defeat on the chin and decide against making an appeal and, secondly, should they appeal that the League look favourably on the circumstances that surrounded the decision by the referee and decide that the result stands.
Keep an eye on the blog for the outcome of this situation as soon as it arises...
In the meantime, Chawton Athletic should wholly concentrate on getting past the Royal Exchange this coming Sunday in the quarter final of the Division 1 Cup.
Come on you Yellows!!
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