DECEMBER FIXTURES
The December fixtures will be sent out one week at a time due to the changing weather, pitch conditions, the need to finish the original 12 meetings, Section positions and insertion of Section A and B fixtures.
SUNDAY DATES IN DECEMBER
The following Sundays in December will have scheduled games, 1st, 8th and 15th. No fixtures will be produced for 22nd or 29th. The first games of the New Year will be on 5th January. If you need a Sunday off please let us know as soon as possible.
NEXT COMMITTEE MEETING
28th November at 6:30pm at Vicars Cross United Reformed Church, Oldfield Drive, Vicars Cross.
GRACE ARMS & GREAT SUTTON
Grace Arms & Great Sutton have moved pitches for the remainder of the season to Thornton Road, Ellesmere Port, CH65 5DF.
SUNDAY LEAGUE
Custom House vs Axis United at Westminster Park [S.Mohan]
Dee Rangers vs Saughall Colts at County Officers [R.Dainty]
Straw Hat Athletic vs Lache BA at Whitby S&SC [B.Melvin]
Woodlands vs Jackswood at Ellesmere Port Catholic High [P.Jeffs]
JANE COLLINS DRIVING SCHOOL SECTION B
Upton Youth Centre vs Great Sutton at County Officers [T.Morgan]
SUNDAY LEAGUE
Jackswood vs Axis United at Whitby S&SC [T.Morgan]
Saughall Colts vs Straw Hat Athletic at Seahill Road [S.Mohan]
JANE COLLINS DRIVING SCHOOL SECTION B
Dee Rangers vs Grace Arms at County Officers [J.Beasley]
Great Sutton vs Upton Youth Centre at Thornton Road [R.Dainty]
The Chester and District Sunday League was formed in 1963 to run alongside the well-established Saturday League which had been in existence for 70 years since 1894. The inaugural season in 1964 had 20 teams formed into 2 sections, 1965 saw a 3rd section added and in 1970 a 4th, the League steadily grew into 48 teams across the 4 sections by 2000. The League Cup started in 1964 along with the League, the FA Cup competition was introduced in 1968, the Bill Gresty Memorial Trophy as a knockout competition in 1994. Over the last 60 years there have been some 600+ teams from the area, one or two of our current members have been in existence for 50+ years. However since the Millennium with the introduction of Sky Sports and Sunday trading the League has been reducing year on year to its present compliment of 13 teams from Chester, Ellesmere Port and the surrounding area. Over the years the League can boast that it has had ex professional players from Chester and Wrexham in its ranks to the benefit of the League.
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