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	Amateur Football Alliance -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		The Amateur Football Alliance is a (Click link for more info and facts about County Football Association) County Football Association in (A division of the United Kingdom) England.
		It was founded in 1907, as the Amateur Football Defence Foundation, quickly changed to Amateur Football Association, when the (The syllable naming the fourth (subdominant) note of the diatonic scale in solmization) FA required all county associations to admit professional clubs.
		The AFA's heartland is in (The capital and largest city of England; located on the Thames in southeastern England; financial and industrial and cultural center) London and the (The English counties surrounding London into which Greater London has expanded) Home Counties, but it has member clubs throughout the nation.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/a/am/amateur_football_alliance.htm (351 words)

	About the Referee's Society
		Formed in 1907 the Amateur Football Alliance is one of the unique county football associations affiliated to the English Football Association to have no geographical boundaries, the others being RAF, Army, Navy and the 'Oxbridge' Universities.
		AFA football is rooted in the amateur spirit, with the emphasis firmly set on sportsmanship and hospitality.
		Football within the AFA is played with as much passion, commitment and skill as within any other county as is evidenced by the outstanding record of achievement by AFA clubs in external competitions.
	www.afars.org /about_us.htm (610 words)

	AFA History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		AFA Clubs were entitled to enter FA Cups and FA Amateur Cups, and the AFA won highest recognition with representation on the FA Council, the International Selection Committee, and the Amateur Cup Committee.
		The average AFA club had 3 teams, many had 6 teams, and some (the Banks) had up to 15, catering for all ability levels and ages – a concept to be adopted many years later by the FA as the ideal ‘community club’.
		Most significantly, a Rule change meant the AFA’s right to ‘operate in England’; was changed to ‘within such area as shall be determined from time to time by the FA’;, and the way was opened for the FA in the future to merge the AFA into the Counties it overlapped.
	www.afars.co.uk /history.htm (1977 words)

	Amateur Football Combination (formerly The Old Boys' Football League and The Southern Olympian League)
		Amateur Football Combination (formerly The Old Boys' Football League and The Southern Olympian League)
		Home clubs are expected to provide hospitality for the opposition and match officials after the game, acknowledging that there should be more to football than simply ninety minutes on the pitch.
		The A.F.C. offers players the opportunity to play at a level which suits their ability, providing a competitive but sporting game whether they are in the 1st XI or 9th XI.
	www.amateurfootballcombination.com (284 words)

	Rank and Vile (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		Clubs are the heart and soul of a football club.Look at what has happened with people in England when you threaten their clubs; Wimbledon and Manchester United, as a case in point.
		Football can be seen as a representation of a foreign powerful source which could take over 'our game'.
		But instead of advocating that migrants should assimilate and conform to a 'football, meat pies and Holden cars' Australian suburban ideal, she questions multiculturalism when a culture (or at least a small part of it) advocates practices which are incompatible with the liberal 'left' ideas of a western society.
	rankandvile.blogspot.com (9752 words)

	Who are AFARS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		It is one of the largest referees' societies in the country and works in close cooperation and partnership with the AFA County Football Association.
		Whilst founded on the amateur spirit, with high value set on sportsmanship and hospitality, football within the AFA is played with as much passion, commitment and skill as within any other county.
		It is not unusual for an AFA club to run 7 teams, some running more, all of which will be entitled to enter a county cup competition.
	www.afars.co.uk /afars.htm (475 words)

	RULES OF THE ARTHURIAN LEAGUE – Revised July 2003 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		Their names and particulars shall be returned annually by the appointed date on the Form “D” to the Amateur Football Alliance.
		The League shall be governed in accordance with the Rules, Regulations, and Bye-Laws of the Football Association by a Management Committee consisting of the Officers of the League and eight club representatives.
		Secretary within 14 days of the date of notification of the original decision, and to be accompanied by a deposit of £20, the disposal of which shall be at the discretion of the League Appeal Committee.
	www.arthurianleague.com /rules.html (5922 words)

	Non-League Sports Links - RealSportsNetwork.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		Football.Mitoo - The database of regional amateur football fixtures, results, league tables and news.
		The Pyramid.info - Details of composition and structure of Non-League football, from the Conference to county leagues.
		Tony's Football Site - Results and tables for the FA Premiership and the Football League and fixtures, results, and tables for leagues down to Step 7 of the National League System plus mileage charts, maps, a forum, and links to related sites.
	www.realsportsnetwork.com /Soccer_UEFA_England_Non-League.html (2647 words)

	Juniorsfc is an Internet Service Provider specialising in services to everyone connected with junior soccer and the ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		Amateur Football Alliance, is an organisation that represents 350 football clubs in the South of England and the Midlands.
		The County Football Associations are the administrative backbone of grassroots football throughout the England.
		The Counties are independent bodies, affiliated to The Football Association, but responsible for running all aspects of the game at the local level.
	www.juniorsportsdirectory.co.uk /countylinks.htm (131 words)

	Amateur Football Alliance Sports Links - RealSportsNetwork.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		Amateur Football Alliance (AFA) - General information, teams, courses, youth, schools, women, girls, development, cups, rules, and sanctioned competitions.
		London Football League - Friendly and competitive football services for teams based in London.
		London Football League - News, results, fixtures, tables, clubs, and contacts.
	www.realsportsnetwork.com /Soccer_UEFA_England_NonLeague_Amateur_Football_Alliance.html (126 words)

	Football Chiswick W4 London
		Kicking with the disruptive breeze, it was as if Meads had decided to dispense with niceties and save their football for the final.
		Their defence, even more uncompromising than normal cleared their lines unceremoniously on the rare occasions they were threatened and in consequence the ball was rarely on the ground long enough for controlled football to be played.
		With the breeze in their faces after the interval Meads football was more disciplined but no less relentless.
	www.chiswickw4.com /leisure/spoldmeads43.htm (533 words)

	News and Views
		With the opening of the new season the Southern Amateur Football League have launched an all-new website format based on the powerful website system developed by leaguemanager.biz.
		Whenever the Society emblem of a whistle inside a circle is reproduced we are reminded that The AFA Refereesâ Society was first created in 1966 - in the immediate aftermath of Englandâs great success in the World Cup Final at Wembley.
		What AFA Referees did before then to gather together and discuss their refereeing I really do not know â“ but perhaps this comment may prompt one or two of our senior members to write in with an explanation.
	www.afars.org (490 words)

	Search.com Directory : Sports : Soccer : UEFA : England : Non-League : Amateur Football Alliance : Amateur Football ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		Old Woodhouseians Football Club - The club is based in North Finchley in North London with six teams playing in the League.
		The league is affiliated to the Amateur Football Alliance, London FA and Middlesex FA.
		Amateur Football Combination - Formerly The Old Boys' Football League and The Southern Olympian League.
	c10-ss-1-lb.cnet.com /dir/Top/Sports/Soccer/UEFA/England/Non-League/Amateur_Football_Alliance/Amateur_Football_Combination?catid=867384 (262 words)

	.::AFC WIMBLEDON::.
		The league suffered a crisis in its third season, with three clubs opting to switch to the Amateur Football Alliance, but three new clubs, including Dulwich Hamlet, were recruited to replace them.
		By 1958/59, Les Henley had assembled seven of the team that would win the Amateur Cup at Wembley and the prime form of Roy Law at the back and Eddie Reynolds in attack brought Wimbledon a fourth Isthmian title, establishing another points record in the process and going the season unbeaten at Plough Lane.
		Since then, with the dissolution of amateur status some years later, the Isthmian League has grown in size and stature to become a feeder league to the Conference (together with the Southern and Northern Premier League) prior to this summers reorganisation.
	www.afcwimbledon.co.uk /theleague.php?Psection_id=5&Psub_section_id=14&squad= (452 words)

	Amateur Football Combination - Rules
		The object of the League is to foster and provide competitive football for Clubs in membership.
		1 b: All such Clubs must be affiliated to the Amateur Football Alliance and their names and particulars shall be returned annually by the appointed date on the Form “D” to the Amateur Football Alliance.
		1 c: The League shall apply annually for sanction to the Amateur Football Alliance and the constituent teams of Clubs shall be grouped in divisions.
	www.amateurfootballcombination.com /Rules/rule1.htm (292 words)

	Silhill Football Club, Solihull, UK - A Voice from the Touchline
		Welcome to Silhill Football Club's "A Voice from the Touchline", the unofficial and independent fan magazine compiled by ex-players and supporters of the Club.
		Silhill is a highly successful, amateur, multi-team football club from Solihull, West Midlands, boasting a unique history and facilities and now proudly approaching its centenary year.
		Since 1908, many thousands of developing or matured sportsmen have played for the Club and look back with deep affection at the exciting years they spent with Silhill and the many loyal friendships they made there.
	www.silhillfootballclub-fanzine.net (139 words)

	Grants For Football Teams (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		Bove defended football, saying that football teams need at least 85 grants because of the nature of the sport.
		Football is unique because of its need for backups at...
		NFL Field grants are awarded annually for the establishment of new football fields, football teams and cheer...
	www.soccerbet.us /sportsbooks/79/Grants-For-Football-Teams.php (910 words)

	Football league (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		The Football League Trophy is a cup competition for teams in the lower divisions of the English Football League.
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	Egbertians FC Website
		The club was formed in 1928 and is one of the oldest clubs to be affiliated to the Amateur Football Alliance (AFA).
		We are a member of the recently formed Amateur Football Combination (the result of a recent merger between the Southern Olympian League and Old Boys League), which is purported to be the biggest league in the world comprising over 92 clubs and some 363 teams.
		Generally, after an initial period in one the lower teams to establish the players quality and temperament (the club has a very good disciplinary record), a player will be invited, if appropriate, to play for a higher team of the appropriate standard.
	www.egbertianfc.co.uk /info.asp (705 words)

	National Football Alliance - 2002 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		We want to showcase your football talents and we feel the best method is to have a combine that allows you to demonstrate your individual football skills.
		While the NFA provides the opportunity for NFA registered teams to play in post season championship playoffs, the NFA's primary purpose is to help players to advance in their future career desires.
		All players playing for NFA registered teams will be eligible for career advancement services, and all NFA registered teams will be eligible for post season playoffs depending on their season won/lost record.
	www.nfatoday.com /index2.htm (429 words)

	Old Wokingians, amateur football, Woking football, players wanted
		It was originally formed from past pupils of Woking Grammar School, however it is now an open club drawing players from in and around the Woking area.
		We play on Saturday afternoons in the Amateur Football Combination (formerly the Old Boys League) and are affiliated to the Amateur Football Alliance.
		We currently run eight league teams and a veterans side and are keen to recruit new players of all ages and standard.
	www.oldwokes.org.uk (215 words)

	NFAtoday.com - National Football Alliance (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		The National Football Alliance is committed to raising the standard of football participation in America, providing an opportunity for many young athletes to continue participating in a sport they love.
		The National Football Alliance proposes to be one of the instruments in spreading American football around the world.
		The National Football Alliance (NFA) is a nationwide network of compliant amateur football teams, eligible for region playoffs.
	www.nfatoday.com /compliance (314 words)

	Alexandra Park Youth Football Club
		Alexandra Park Youth Football Club (APYFC) has been established in its current form for 3 seasons but was in existence for a number of years prior under the stewardship of Phil Cain and originally developed from The Alexandra Palace Soccer School into the Alexandra Palace Football Club some 10 years or so ago.
		The club is linked at committee level and at team level to the Alexandra Park Football Club, based at the Racecourse Ground Alexandra Palace and has full access to and use of pitches and facilities run by the Alexandra Park Club (which includes the Alexandra Park Football and Cricket Clubs).
		The club is committed to, and abides by, the FA rules and regulations concerning coaching, child protection and grass roots football development.
	www.apyfc.co.uk (452 words)

	EBOGFC - East Barnet Old Grammarians Football Club Home Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		We are an amateur football club, based in North London, England.
		We are members of the Southern Amateur League and affiliated to the Amateur Football Alliance.
		We are always looking for new football club members who are willing to become part of a social club and who are willing to contribute to the success of EBOGFC.
	www.ebog.co.uk (224 words)

	Old Parmiterians Football Club: Home Page
		The club was founded over 100 years ago and is a member of the Amateur Football Combination League and affiliated to The Amateur Football Alliance and the Essex FA.
		This is a statement from the Football Association to say that the club is well organised and is set up to accommodate young players wishing to play in Senior football.
		This league is regionalised up to 1st team level which will cut down the amount of travelling for most teams and make it easier for the younger players to play their football without having to travel long distances for away games.
	www.oldparmiteriansfc.co.uk /opfc (449 words)

	Directory : Sports : Soccer : UEFA : England : Non-League (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		The database of regional amateur football fixtures, results, league tables and news.
		An online amateur football community with news, results, player profiles and information from local Non-League clubs, amateur pub teams, and Sunday League sides.
		Current and historical results covering South West England football teams, both league and non-league, primarily those in Devon and Cornwall.
	senszycia.pl /katalog/index.php?c=Sports/Soccer/UEFA/England/Non-League (706 words)

	Winchmore Hill Football Club
		As the game developed George W was running around in the middle of the park, trying to cajole his troops into action — but just like Iraq the troops were not interested and two individual mistakes allowed Norsemen back into the game.
		The usual half time rant did not occur as basic elements of football was discussed, liking passing the ball to a team mate, tackling, communicating and shooting.
		The first half started with the Hill trying to find their feet and were soon on the back foot with Civil using the wide open expanse to great effect.
	www.winchmorehill.org /football/Reports/football_reports_2s.html (3267 words)

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		Capital Counties Feeder Leagues Trophy - The competition is open to any member club of a League within the Isthmian pyramid of the National League System that does not wish to enter, is not accepted into or does not qualify for entry into the Football Association Challenge Vase Competition.
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	www.1see.de /dic.php?c=/Sports/Soccer/UEFA/England/Non-League (955 words)

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