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League Sponsors

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Blueline Private Hire - blph.co.uk

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http://www.aubreylee.com

physioclinics.co.uk

 

The MJSL's 63rd season represents a remarkable journey that continues to provide grassroots football in the local community ....    

 

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MATCH DAY 25 - REVIEW - Feb 12th 

All Salford pitches  were cancelled again so games at Frederick Rd were off in the MJSL. In the Shonn Trophy, Maccabi Mcr 3rd gave up home advantage to enable the game to be played on Merseyside and came out on top with a 2-0 victory over league leaders Haroldeans with goals from Jake Kelly and Dan Rubinstein.  Hopes of the liverpudlians winnng all MJSL trophies were dealt a hammer blow in the process.    

                                                                                                      

MATCH DAY 26 - PREVIEW - Feb 19th

It should ve 5 league games next weekend, Oakhill v Maccabi Mcr 3rd looks to be the pick of the bunch, Sth Mcr 2nd against Republic 1st is always a close encounter as well. Elsewhere, HPR should collect 3 pts when they travel to Manchester to face Broughton, Haroldeans will be looking or another 3pts towards their title charge against Crumpsall and Republic 2nd host Leeds Maccabi 3rd.

19/02/12 MJSL Joan Collins Premier Division Broughton v Hyde Park   11:00
19/02/12 MJSL Joan Collins Premier Division Crumpsall v Haroldeans  11:00
19/02/12 MJSL Joan Collins Premier Division Oakhill L v Macc Mcr3     11:00
19/02/12 MJSL Joan Collins Premier Division Republic2 v Leeds M 3    11:00
19/02/12 MJSL Joan Collins Premier Division Sth Mcr2 v Republic1      11:00

 

                   

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IMPORTANT RULES TO NOTE :

1. Only players who have reached the age of 16 are allowed to play in Open Age soccer per FA rule 4D, all clubs that have registered such players must not field these youngsters under any circumstances. The relevant teams have been notified accordingly.

2. If you have any players that are "foreign" then the MJSL Secretary must be notified and an International Transfer Certiicate will need to be applied for from the FA with all relevant details being provided to the MJSL. There are NO exceptions to this mandatory FA requirement. No team may plead ignorance and must comply.

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Best photo from last season is directly below, taken by Chris Tofalos at the Shonn Final as Jamie Lyons heads home Republic 1st goal but loses it in the process !  Reigning League Champions Maccabi Manchester 3rd and current Feldman Trophy holders Oakhill Lions are pictured also ...

              

 

     

 

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PLEASE NOTE an updated message gets added just after lunch time on Friday afternoon to the answer phone for Salford Recreation regarding Frederick Road availability and the contact number is 0161 607 1758.

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All contact regarding the website should be through myself including any advertising and sponsor requests. If you have any old photos then email them to me for the History section to be updated.

I wish everybody connected with the MJSL every success over the 2011-12 season.

Many thanks


Paul Rose         Updated from August 2011

MJSL Vice Chairman  & Honorary General Secretary

Manchester FA Council member

 

 

     

 

 

 

 

 

05/02/12 MJSL Joan Collins Premier Division Crumpsall v Broughton     P-P 
05/02/12 MJSL Joan Collins Premier Division Hyde Park v Haroldeans   P-P 
05/02/12 MJSL Joan Collins Premier Division Macc Mcr3 v Sth Mcr2      P-P 
05/02/12 MJSL Joan Collins Premier Division Republic1 v Oakhill L        P-P 
05/02/12 MJSL Joan Collins Premier Division Sporting v Republic2         P-P 

 
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