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9. Club Colours, Club Name.
(A) Every Club must register the colour of its shirts and shorts with
the Secretary by 1st June, who shall decide as to their suitability. Goalkeepers
must wear colours that distinguish them from other players and the referee.
No player, including the goalkeeper shall be permitted to wear black or
very dark shirts.
Any team not playing in its normal colours, as registered with the Competition,
shall notify the colours in which it will play to its opponents at least
three days before the match . All players must play in their registered
colours, or the colours as notified above, or the Club shall be fined
£3 for each defaulter.
If, in the opinion of the Referee, two clubs have the same or similar
colours the AWAY team shall make the change. Any team not having a change
of colours or delaying the kick-off shall be fined £5. All shirts
shall be numbered and there shall be no duplications, otherwise a fine
of £5 shall be imposed.The Secretary of the Competition may request
shirts to be submitted to him if complaints are received as to the lack
of distinguishing colours and the Management Committee may refuse to permit
any shirts or shorts as they think fit.
(b) Any Club wishing to change its name or colours must seek permission
from its affiliated County Association and from the Management Committee.
(c) No Club may wear shirts bearing sponsorship details, until the design
of the shirt has been approved by the League Secretary.
(d) Each Club shall forward the names and address and telephone number
of its secretary, the location of its ground and dressing rooms and details
of any recognised Senior Team that shares its facilities, or in default
be fined £25.
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