Post by jonw on Apr 7, 2015 19:41:06 GMT
There was no mention of this by Nuneaton yesterday.
From the Conference Website....
At a Football Conference Board Meeting on Thursday, 2nd April 2015 the Directors considered a charge against Nuneaton Town FC for fielding an ineligible (unregistered) player in its match against Welling United FC on Saturday, 28th February 2015, which they won 1-0.
Upon the club’s own admission, Nuneaton Town FC was found guilty of a breach of Rule 6.9.
The club was fined £500 for the offence and had the three points it gained in the match deducted from its league table score.
The club has the right of Appeal against this decision. Such Appeal must be lodged with the Football Association by 17th April 2015. The league table will not be adjusted until any Appeal procedure has been exhausted.
In a similar case, Colwyn Bay FC had also been charged with a breach of Rule 6.9 in its match against Stalybridge Celtic on Saturday, 10th January 2015.
Upon the club's own admission it was found guilty of the offence and was fined £500.
As Colwyn Bay lost the match, 1-0, no points were deducted.
Colwyn Bay has the same right of Appeal against this decision.
From the Conference Website....
At a Football Conference Board Meeting on Thursday, 2nd April 2015 the Directors considered a charge against Nuneaton Town FC for fielding an ineligible (unregistered) player in its match against Welling United FC on Saturday, 28th February 2015, which they won 1-0.
Upon the club’s own admission, Nuneaton Town FC was found guilty of a breach of Rule 6.9.
The club was fined £500 for the offence and had the three points it gained in the match deducted from its league table score.
The club has the right of Appeal against this decision. Such Appeal must be lodged with the Football Association by 17th April 2015. The league table will not be adjusted until any Appeal procedure has been exhausted.
In a similar case, Colwyn Bay FC had also been charged with a breach of Rule 6.9 in its match against Stalybridge Celtic on Saturday, 10th January 2015.
Upon the club's own admission it was found guilty of the offence and was fined £500.
As Colwyn Bay lost the match, 1-0, no points were deducted.
Colwyn Bay has the same right of Appeal against this decision.