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The Association issues each week a list detailing disciplinary decisions of the previous period with regard to players and club officials - these will be added below as the season progresses.

Click on the relevant link below for a copy of that week's list. Where action is taken against the club as a whole, these are detailed separately on this page. Please note that there are often delays between the decisions being taken and their being published here to allow for possible further appeals.

Commission Decisions - February 2012

  Suspension Report No.27 2011/12 - 11 February 2012 Download PDF
  Suspension Report No.26 2011/12 - 4 February 2012 Download PDF

Commission Decisions - January 2012

Suspension Report No.25 2011/12 - 28 January 2012 Download PDF
Suspension Report No.24 2011/12 - 21 January 2012 Download PDF
Suspension Report No.23 2011/12 - 14 January 2012 Download PDF
Suspension Report No.22 2011/12 - 7 January 2012 Download PDF

The following cases were also heard during the month:

Owain James, a player of Cardiff City Deaf FC, was warned as to his future conduct following his actions in his club's fixture of 19 November 2011.
AFC Rumney Juniors were fined £300 (£100 of which would be suspended until 30 September 2012) following their abandoned match with Cardiff City Deaf on 19 November 2011.
Rumney Earlswood Rangers FC were fined £25 and warned as to the future conduct of their under-12 players following their fixture of 26 November 2011.
Canton Rangers FC were warned as to the future conduct of their under-12 players following their fixture of 26 November 2011.
STM Sports were fined £50 for allowing Marcus Phillips to be involved in their fixture of 19 November 2011 while he was under suspension by this Association.
Marcus Phillips, an official of STM Sports, was fined £25 for being involved in their fixture of 19 November 2011 and given a three match touchline suspension to begin once his current suspension has been completed.
Pantyscallog Village Juniors were fined £50 and warned as to the future conduct of thedir spectators and supporters following their fixture with Quakers Yard Inn on 26 November 2011.
Port Talbot Town Girls were warned as to the future conduct of their players following their fixture with Valleys United on 13 November 2011.
Chris Facey, an official of Valleys United, was fined £50 and suspended from all aspects of Association Football for six matches from Monday 6 February 2012 following his club's under-14 girls fixture of 13 November 2011.
Valleys United were fined £50 and warned as to the future conduct of their players, officials and spectators/supporters following their fixture with Port Talbot Town on 13 November 2011.
Llanrumney YC were fined £75 and severely warned as to the future conduct of their under-15 players following their fixture of 19 November 2011.
Alan Beer, an official of Llanrumney YC was warned as to his future conduct following his club's under-15 fixture of 19 November 2011.
Daniel Davies, an official of Old Illtyds FC was given a severe warning as to his future conduct for being involved in football on or about 24 November 2011 while he was under suspension by this Association.
Porthcawl Town Athletic were severely warned as to the future conduct of spectators/supporters following their under-12 League fixture of 22 October 2011.
Croeserw Athletic were severely warned as to the future conduct of spectators/supporters following their under-12 League fixture of 22 October 2011.
John Truelove, an official of AFC Porth, was given a touchline suspension of three matches from 13 February 2012, fined £60 and warned as to his future conduct following his club's under-16 fixture of 4 December 2011.
Arthur Hughes, an official of Brynna FC was fined £75, warned as to his future conduct and given a match suspension of five matches from 13 February 2012 following his club's Bridgend League fixture of 10 December 2011.
Garw SBGC were fined £100 and severely warned as to the future conduct of spectators/supporters following their fixture in the South Wales Senior League on 10 December 2011.
David Samuel, an official of Garw SBGC was warned as to his future conduct following their fixture in the South Wales Senior League on 10 December 2011.
Stephen Dent, an official of Garw SBGC was fined £60, given a touchline suspension of three matches from 13 February 2012 and warned as to his future conduct following their fixture in the South Wales Senior League on 10 December 2011.
Red Valley FC were fined £75 and warned as to the future conduct of their spectators/supporters following their Bridgend League fixture of 10 December 2011.
Richard Walters, an official of Garw SBGC was warned as to his future conduct following their Bridgend League fixture of 10 December 2011.
Llwynypia BGC & Gordon Lennox FC were each warned as to their future conduct and fined £100 for repeatedly failing to deal with Association Disciplinary correspondence within the required timescales.. This fine would be suspended until 31 May 2012 and cancelled if the club were reported for being overdue less than three times from February 1 to May 31 2012.
Jeff Carne, an official of Tata Steel FC, was warned as to his future conduct following his club's under-16 fixture of 5 November 2011.
Cardiff Argyle were fined £50 for playing Gareth Courtman on 27 November 2011 while he was under suspension by the Association.

Commission Decisions - December 2011

Suspension Report No.21 2011/12 - 31 December 2011 Download PDF  
Suspension Report No.20 2011/12 - 24 December 2011 Download PDF
Suspension Report No.19 2011/12 - 17 December 2011 Download PDF
Suspension Report No.18 2011/12 - 10 December 2011 Download PDF
Suspension Report No.17 2011/12 - 3 December 2011 Download PDF

The following cases were also heard during the month:

Michael Thomas, an official of Cardiff City FC Ladies was given a touchline suspension of three matches from 2 January 2012 and fined £50 following his club's fixture in the South Wales Women's League of 6 November 2011.
Callum McKenzie, an official of Cardiff City FC Ladies was given a touchline suspension of three matches from 2 January 2012 and fined £50 following his club's fixture in the South Wales Women's League of 6 November 2011.
The charge of misconduct against Anthony Morgan of Tata Steel following his club's under-16 fixture of 5 November 2011 was not proven and no further action would be taken on the matter.
Tata Steel FC were warned as to their future conduct following their under-16 fixture on 5 November 2011.
Porthcawl United were warned as to their future conduct following their under-16 fixture on 5 November 2011.
Mountain Ash Town were fined £100 following their providing incorrect information when registering player Russell Malcolm Wilson.
Ferndale BGC were warned as to the future conduct of spectators/supporters following their club's Amateur League fixture of 12 November 2011.
Christopher Murray, an official of Pentwyn Dynamos, was fined £60 and given a touchline suspension of five matches from 9 January 2012 following his club's under-13 fixture of 12 November 2011.
Carl Maloney, an official of Cascade YC, was given a touchline suspension of three matches from 9 January 2012, fined £50 and warned as to his future conduct following his club's South Wales Women's League fixture of 20 November 2011.
Jason Roberts, an official of Cascade YC, was given a touchline suspension of three matches from 9 January 2012, fined £50 and warned as to his future conduct following his club's South Wales Women's League fixture of 20 November 2011.
Cascade YC were fined £100 and severely warned as to the future conduct of spectators/supporters following their club's South Wales Women's League fixture of 20 November 2011.
Peter Mau, an official of Fairwater Juniors, was given a touchline suspension of three matches from 9 January 2012, fined £60 and warned as to his future conduct following his club's under-16 fixture of 12 November 2011.
Garw SBGC were warned as to the future conduct of spectators/supporters following their club's under-16 fixture of 19 Novemebr 2011.
Neil Harrison, an official of Heath Park Rangers FC, was warned as to his future conduct following his club's South wales Youth League fixture of 20 November 2011.
Leckwith Athletic were warned as to the future conduct of their spectators/supporters following their club's fixture of 19 November 2011.
Pentwyn Dynamos were fined £50 and warned as to the future conduct of their under-18 players following their South Wales Youth League fixture of 20 November 2011.
Peter Bowden, an official of Cadoxton Imps was suspended from all aspects of football for five matches from 9 January 2012, fined £75 and warned as to his future conduct following his club's under-12 fixture of 26 November 2011.
Jamie Carr an official of Cadoxton Imps was suspended from all aspects of football for eight matches from 9 January 2012, fined £100 and warned as to his future conduct following his club's under-12 fixture of 26 November 2011.
Pentwyn Dynamos were fined £50 for allowing Mark Payne to be involved in their fixture of 26 November 2011 while he was under suspension by the South Wales Football Association. Mark Payne was given a touchline suspension of six matches from 9 January 2012 for being involved while he was under suspension and fined £25.
Mark Payne, an official of Pentwyn Dynamos, was given a touchline suspension of five matches, warned as to his future conduct and fined £75 following his club's fixture of 26 November 2011. This suspension to run consecutively to the above.

APPEALS

An appeal by Lisvane & Llanishen against a decision of the South Wales Senior League to refuse a free date on 24 December 2011 was rejected.

Commission Decisions - November 2011

Suspension Report No.16 2011/12 - 26 November 2011 Download PDF  
Suspension Report No.15 2011/12 - 19 November 2011 Download PDF
Suspension Report No.14 2011/12 - 12 November 2011 Download PDF
Suspension Report No.13 2011/12 - 5 November 2011 Download PDF

The following cases were also heard during the month:

Mark Taylor, a coach of Pontyclun Juniors was fined £75 and suspended from all aspects of Association Football for 28 days from 19 November 2011 for giving incorrect and false information when signing players for the club.
Julia Griffiths, Club Secretary of Pontyclun Juniors was fined £75 and suspended from all aspects of Association Football for 28 days from 19 November 2011 for signiong registration forms giving incorrect and false information when signing players for the club.
Adele Mansell, Club Secretary of Pontypridd BGC was fined £75 and suspended from all aspects of Association Football for 28 days from 19 November 2011 for signiong registration forms giving incorrect and false information when signing players for the club.
Penygraig FC were fined £75 for knowingly supplying incorrect information on a disciplinary report to the Association.
Holton Road FC were warned as to the future conduct of spectators/supporters following their under-16 fixture of 8 October 2011.
Robert Jones, an official of Inter Dunes FC was fined £100, severely warned as to his future conduct and suspended from all aspects of football for 8 matches from 28 November 2011 following his club's fixture of 1 October 2011.
Penrhiwfer were fined £300 (£100 of which would be suspended until 31 May 2012) and severely warned as to the future conduct of their spectators/supporters following their abandoned fixture of 1 October 2011.
AFC Porth were fined £50 for playing two players on 2 October 2011 who were at the time under suspension by this Association.
Pontprenau Pumas were fined £50 for playing Mark Atkin on 24 September 2011 when he was under suspension by the Association.
Grange Cons were fined £75 and warned as to the future conduct of their management and substitutes following their fixture of 8 October 2011.
Trelai FC were fined £50 for playing James Cotterill on 5 September 2011 while he was under suspension by this Association.
Caerau Ely were fined £50 and warned as to the future conduct of their spectators/supporters following their fixture of 8 October 2011.
Martin James, an official of Sully Sports was fined £60, warned as to his future conduct and given a touchline suspension of three matches from 28 November 2011 following his club's fixture of 15 October 2011.
Paul Union of Tynewydd FC was warned as to his future conduct following his club's fixture of 15 October 2011.
Richard Edwards, an official formerly of AFC Graig was suspended from all football activity until he appears before a Commission of this Association.
Caerau BC were fined £100 and warned as to the future conduct of spectators/supporters following their fixture of 22 October 2011.
Anthony Lewis, an official of Garw SBGC was fined £60 and given a touchline suspension of three matches from 28 November 2011 following his club's under-16 fixture of 22 October 2011.
Penywaun FC were severely warned as to the future conduct of their club officials following their fixture of 17 September 2011.
Star Sports FC were fined £100 and warned as to the future conduct of their players following their fixture of 23 October 2011.
Cambrian & Clydach Vale BGC were severely warned as to the future conduct of their spectators/supporters following their abandoned fixture of 23 October 2011.
Wayne Hopkins, an official of Island Marine FC was fined £75, warned as to his future conduct and given a touchline suspension of five matches from 28 November 2011 following his use of insulting, abusive or offensive comments on a website accessible to the public domain.
Gwyn Jones, an official of Llwynypia BGC was given a touchline suspension of four matches from 19 December 2011 and fined £60 following his club's fixture of 15 October 2011.
Bettws FC and Garw SBGC FC were each fined £50 and warned as to the future conduct of their under-16 players following their fixture on 22 October 2011.
Afan Lido FC were fined £200 (£100 of which would be suspended until 31 December 2012) and severely warned as to the future conduct of thei spectators/supporters following their abandoned under-16 match on 29 October 2011.
Paul Torey, an official of Inter Penarth FC, was fined £100, severely warned as to his future conduct and suspended from all aspects of football for ten matches from 19 December 2011 following his club's fixture of 29 October 2011.
The charge of misconduct against Bridgetown FC for misconduct by spectators/supporters at their fixture of 29 October 2011 was not proven and no further action would be taken.
Cwmbach Royal Stars Juniors FC were fined £50 and warned as to the future conduct of their coaching staff following their under-12 fixture of 30 October 2011.
Maesteg Park FC were fined £100 and warned as to the future conduct of their spectators/supporters following their fixture of 29 October 2011.
Bettws FC were fined £150 (£50 of which would be suspended until 31 December 2012) and severely warned as to the future conduct of their spectators/supporters following their abandoned under-16 fixture of 12 November 2011.
Pengam Pigeon Club were fined £50 and warned as to the future conduct of their spectators/supporters following their fixture of 13 November 2011.
Michael Cook, an official of Trefelin BGC, was fined £60 and given a touchline suspension of three matches from 19 December 2011 following his club's fixture of 12 November 2011.
Justin Hennessey of Arriva Trains FC was warned as to his future conduct following his club's fixture of 20 November 2011.


 

Commission Decisions - October 2011

Suspension Report No.12 2011/12 - 29 October 2011 Download PDF
Suspension Report No.11 2011/12 - 22 October 2011 Download PDF
Suspension Report No.10 2011/12 - 15 October 2011 Download PDF
Suspension Report No.9 2011/12 - 8 October 2011 Download PDF
Suspension Report No.8 2011/12 - 1 October 2011 Download PDF

The following cases were also heard during the month:

Graig FC were found guilty of spectators/supporters making racist comments during their match on 13 August 2011. In accordance with the FAW non-discrimination regulations, the club were fined £750, £600 of which was suspended until 31 May 2012. The appeal fee was forfeit and the club to pay £27 part costs of commission.
Graig FC were found guilty of misconduct by spectators/supporters at their fixture of 23 August 2011. The club were fined £75 and given a final warning in respect of the behaviour of spectators/supporters.
Michael Evans, an official of Graig FC was suspended from all aspects of football for 35 days from 31 October 2011 and fined £75 following misconduct at his club's ficture of 23 August 2011.
Fairwater FC were fined £50 for playing Lewis Bratcher on 13 August 2011 while he was under suspension by this Association.
Gavin Thornton, an official of Brackla FC was warned as to his future conduct following his club's fixture of 6 September 2011.
David Samuel, an official of Garw SBGC FC was warned as to his future conduct following his club's fixture of 9 September 2011.
Anthony Dowler, an official of AFC Porth, was given a touchline suspension of five matches from 7 November 2011, fined £75 and warned as to his future conduct following his club's fixture of 9 September 2011.
Bryntirion Juniors FC were fined £25 for playing James Wood in their under-16 team on 3 Ssptember 2011 while he was under suspension by this Association.
Park Villa FC were warned as to the future conduct of their spectators/supporters following their fixture of 10 September 2011.
The charge of misconduct against James Richard, an official of Pencoed BGC was not proven and no further action would be taken.
Mark Payne, an official of Pentwyn Dynamos was given a touchline suspension of three matches from 7 November and fined £50 following his club's fixture of 17 September 2011.
AFC Graig were fined £25 for playing Connor Edwards in their Rhondda Youth League fixture of 11 September 2001 while he was under suspension by this Association.
Cascade YC were warned as to the future conduct of their club officials/spectators and supporters following their under-14 fixture of 24 September 2011.
David Davies, an official of Old Illtyds was suspended from all aspects of football for fifteen matches from 7 November 2011, fined £125 and severely warned as to his future conduct following his club's fixture of 25 September 2011.
Old Illtyds FC were fined £100 and severely warned as to the future conduct of the club following their fixture of 25 September 2011.
AFC Graig were fined £300 (£100 of which would be suspended until 31 May 2012) and severely warned as to the future conduct of their spectators/supporters following their abandoned Rhondda Youth League fixture of 2 October 2011.


Commission Decisions - September 2011

Suspension Report No.7 2011/12 - 24 September 2011 Download PDF
Suspension Report No.6 2011/12 - 17 September 2011 Download PDF
Suspension Report No.5 2011/12 - 10 September 2011 Download PDF
Suspension Report No.4 2011/12 - 3 September 2011 Download PDF

The following cases were also heard during the month:

Graig FC were found guilty of misconduct by spectators/supporters  following their fixture on 13 August 2011. The club were found £125 and severely warned as to the future conduct of spectators/supporters. In addition, the club must play all matches away from home or at a neutral venue for the month of October 2011. Any matches scheduled for home and rearranged will be at the expense of Graig FC.
STM Sports were severely warned as to the conduct of their players following their fixture of 13 August 2011 and fined £100.
Penrhiwfer FC were fined £40 for playing James Farrell while he was under suspension on 23 August 2011.
Llwynypia BGC were fined £50 for allowing Christopher Jones while he was under suspension on 13 August 2011.
Mark Facey, an official of Llwynypia BGC was fined £75 and given a touchline suspension of five matches from 10 October 2011 following misconduct at his club's fixture of 17 August 2011.
STM Sports were fined £75 for knowingly submitting false information on a disciplinary report following their fixture of 16 August.
Richard Williams of Penrhiwceiber Constitutional Athletic was warned as to his future conduct following his club's fixture with St Albans on 27 August 2011.
Simon Croker of St Albans was warned as to his future conduct following his club's fixture with Penrhiwceiber Constitutional Athletic on 27 August 2011.
Andrew Roberts of Tonyrefail Welfare was warned as to his future conduct following his club's fixture on 27 August 2011.
Cadoxton Barry were fined £25 for playing Paul Francis while he was under suspension on 1 September 2011.
Jon Morgan, an official of Ton & Gelli BGC was fined £75 and given a match suspension of five matches for being involved in football while still under suspension for failing to pay a previously imposed fine. The new suspension will begin after payment of the original fine is received by the Association.
Ton & Gelli BGC were fined £50 for allowing Jon Morgan to be involved in a match while he was under suspension by this Association.
Ferndale Hotel FC were fined £50 for allowing Daniel Stephens to play in their match on 4 September while he was under suspension by this Association.
Perthcelyn United were fined £75 for misconduct by occupants of their technical area during their fixture of 3 September 2011.
The charge of misconduct against Leighton Thomas of FC Zenith following his club's fixture of 3 September 2011 was not proven and no further action wopuld be taken on the matter.

Commission Decisions - August 2011

Suspension Report No.3 2011/12 - 27 August 2011 - Download PDF
Suspension Report No.2 2011/12 - 20 August 2011 - Download PDF
Suspension Report No.1 2011/12 - 13 August 2011 - Download PDF

The following cases were also heard during the month:

Heathmoore Lions were fined £75 and severely warned as to the future conduct of their club officials for supplying incorrect details on Association Disciplinary documentation.

APPEALS

The following appeal was heard

An appeal by Rhoose FC against a decision of the South Wales Amateur League to deduct thirty-six points and fine the club £460 for playing a player while under suspension by this Association. The appeal was partly upheld - the popints deduction would be reduced to twenty to reflect the points actually won in the twelve games. The appeal fee was retained.

Commission Decisions - July 2011

Suspension Report No.39 2010/11 - 30 July 2011 Download PDF

Tiger Bay were fined £50 and warned to the future conduct of players, officials and spectators following their    fixture versus RAFA Boys on 30 April 2011.
Dean Williams, an official of TiryBerth Dynamoes was fined £50 and given a touchline suspension of three matches from 8 August 2011 following his club's fixture of 5 May 2011.
Charges against Danescourt FC, Llwynypia BGC and AFC Rumney Juniors of taking part in a mini football tournament contrary to the rules and regulations of the South Wales FA and Football Association of Wales were not proven and no action would be taken against any of the club.
Real Bay View were fined £100 (suspended until 31 December 2011) for failing to deal with Association administration requirements during the 2010/11 season.
Gavin Barnett, an official of Sarn Social FC, was given a touchline suspension of three matche from 8 August 2011 and fined £50 following his club's fixture of 30 April 2011.
Tondu Robins were fined £50 for allowing Lee Davies to play on 21 May 2011 while under automatic suspension by the Association.
Wenvoe Arms were warned as to the future conduct of their players following their fixture of 16 April 2011.
Anthony Jenkins of Perthcelyn United was warned as to his future conduct following comments placed by him on a website available in the public domain.
Rhoose FC were fined £100 for allowing James Bagnall to play in twelve matches while he was under suspension by this Association.

APPEALS
The following appeals were heard by the Association during the month.

An appeal by Rhiwbina against a decision of the South Wales Youth League was upheld.

An appeal by Tiger Bay FC against a decision of the Cardiff Combination League was referred back to the League for further consideration.

Commission Decisions - June 2011

BTM United were warned as to the future conduct of players/officials and spectators following their under-    16 fixture with Treforest on 9 April 2011.
  Treforest FC were severely warned as to the future conduct of players/officials and spectators following their under-16 fixture with BTM United on 9 April 2011.
VNU were fined £50 and warned as to the future conduct of spectators/supporters following their fixture of 30 April. They were also warned as to the conduct of players in the same fixture.
Sully Sports were fined £50 and severely warned as to the future conduct of spectators/supporters following their under-16 fixture of 12 March 2011.
Inter Cardiff were fined £100 for playing Matthew Garrett on 7 & 14 April when he was under suspension by this Association.
Trebanog AFC were fined £100 following their abandoned Rhondda League fixture of 16 April 2011.
Martin Modrate, an official of Gadlys Rovers was given a touchline suspension of three matches from 8 August 2011 and fined £50 following his club's South Wales Youth League fixture of 10 April 2011.
Anthony Lewis, an official of Gadlys Lions FC was given a touchline suspension of eight matches from 8 August 2011 and fined £75 following his club's fixture of 23 April 2011.
Pentrebach FC were fined £75 and warned as to the future of spectators and club officials following their under-16 fixture of 20 April 2011.
Cwmbach Royal Stars were warned as to the future conduct of their players following their fixture of 2 May 2011.
Phillip Evans, an official of Cwmbach Royal Stars, was given a touchline suspension of five matches from 8 August 2011 and fined £50 following his club's fixture of 2 May 2011.
PT Civils were fined £250 (£100 of which was suspended until the end of season 2011/12) for spectator/supporter causing the abandonment of their Aberdare Cup fixture of 30 April 2011. The club were severely warned as to the future conduct of spectators/supporters.
Llwynypia BGC were fined £250 (£100 of which was suspended until the end of season 2011/12) for causing the abandonment of their South Wales Senior League fixture of 7 May 2011. The club were warned as to the future conduct of their players.
St Josephs FC were fined £250 (£100 of which was suspended until the end of season 2011/12) for causing the abandonment of their South Wales Senior League fixture of 7 May 2011. The club were warned as to the future conduct of their players and spectators/supporters.
Park Lions FC were warned as to the future conduct of their players, management and spectators/supporters following their Vale of Glamorgan under-12 fixture of 23 April 2011.
Ynyshir & Wattstown BC were fined £100 and severely warned as to the future conduct of the club following the playing of cefyn Harris on 16 April while he was under suspension by this Association.

 

Commission Decisions - May 2011

  Suspension Report No.38 2010/11 - 21 May 2011 Download PDF

Suspension Report No.37 2010/11 - 14 May 2011 Download PDF

Suspension Report No.36 2010/11 - 7 May 2011 Download PDF

The following cases were also heard during the month of May:

Tonyrefail BGC were fined £50 and warned as to the future conduct of players and spectators/supporters following their under-15 fixture of 12 March 2011.
Treherbert BGC were warned as to the future conduct of players and spectators/supporters following their under-15 fixture of 12 March 2011.
Llanbradach Youth & Juniors were fined £25 and warned as to the future conduct of spectators/supporters following their under-16 fixture of 7 April 2011.
Kevin Davies, an official of Rhydyfelin FC, was fined £50 and given a touchline suspension of three matches from 8 August 2011 following his club's fixture versus Trefelin on 9 April 2011.
Brecon Corries were fined £50 and warned as to the future conduct of spectators/supporters following their fixture of 9 April 2011.
Michael Holmes, an official of Brecon Corries wa fined £50 and given a touchline suspension of four matches from 8 August 2011 following his club's fixture of 9 April 2011.
Michael McAndrew, an official opf Sully Sports u-16, was given a touchline suspension of three matches from 8 August 2011 and fined £50 following his club's fixture of 9 April 2011.
Cardiff Airport FC were warned as to the future conduct of their management team following their fixture of 16 April 2011.
Brecon Corries were fined £75 and warned as to the future conduct of their spectators/supporters following their fixture of 16 April 2011.
Glyncoed Corries were fined £25 for knowingly submitting a false name on disciplinary reports.
Max United were warned as to the fture conduct of their players following a fixture of 16 April 2011.
Ynyshir Albion were fined £100 and severely warned as to the future conduct of spectators/supporters following their abandoned fixture of 19 April 2011.
Perthcelyn United were fined £25 for playing Curtis McManus in under-16 matches on 20 & 27 March while he was under suspension by this Association.
Cogan Coronation were fined £50 and warned as to the future conduct of their players following misconduct after their abandoned Vale of Glamorgan League fixture on 21 April 2011.
Mark Eley of Cogan Coronation was fined £75 and given a match suspension of five matches from 8 August 2011 following his club's fixture of 21 April 2011.
Cogan Coronation and Waterfront Wanderers were each fined £250 with £100 of this being suspensded until 31 May 2012, following their abandoned fixture of 21 April 2011.
Glyncoed Corries were fined £50 for playing Craig Grainger in a match on 31 March 2011 while he was under suspension by this Association.
Andrew Davies, an official of Plough Albion FC, was fined £50 and given a touchline suspension of three matches from 8 August 2011, following his club's fixture with Plough Albion on 1 May 2011.
Grange Albion were fined £50 for playing Nathan Alderman on 23 May 2011 while he was under suspension by this Association.
Bayside FC were warned as to the future conduct of their players following their fixture with Roath Park Royals on 19 April 2011.
Mr A Yusuf of Bayside FC was warned as to his future conduct following his club's fixture of 23 April 2011.
Bayside FC were warned as to the future conduct of their players following their fixture with Hibernian United on 23 April 2011.


Commission Decisions - April 2011

Suspension Report No.35 2010/11 - 30 April 2011 Download PDF
Suspension Report No.34 2010/11 - 23 April 2011 Download PDF
Suspension Report No.33 2010/11 - 16 April 2011 Download PDF
Suspension Report No.32 2010/11 - 9 April 2011 Download PDF
Suspension Report No.31 2010/11 - 2 April 2011 Download PDF

The following cases were also heard during the month of April:

John Evans, an official of Avenue Hotspur was fined £100 and suspended from all aspects of football for ten matches from 25 April 2011 following his club's fixture versus Thornhill Athletic on 19 February 2011.
Bryncae were fined £50 and warned as to the future conduct of their spectators/supporters following their club's fixture of 26 February 2011.
Paul James, an official of Garw SBGC was fined £50 and given a touchline suspension of three matches from 25 April 2011 following his club's fixture of 5 March 2011.
Matthew Veale, an official of Merthyr Saints was fined £50 and given a touchline suspension of three matches from 25 April 2011 following his club's fixture of 5 March 2011.
John Jenkins, an official of Penydarren BGC was fined £150, suspended from all aspects of football for ten matches and given a severe warning as to his future conduct following the abandonment of his club's fixture of 5 March 2011.
Thornhill Athletic were fined £25 and warned as to the future conduct of spectators/supporters following their Cardiff & District League under-14 fixture of 5 March 2011.
Steve Brady, an official of AFC St Mellons, was fined £75 and given a touchline suspension of five matches from 25 April 2011 following his club's fixture of 20 February 2011.
Cardiff Hibernian Juniors were fined £125 (£50 of which would be suspended until 31 December 2011) and severely warned as to the future conduct of their under-14 team management following their fixture of 5 March 2011.
Peter Richards, an official of AFC RAFA was warned as to his future conduct following his club's fixture with FC Joga Bonito on 20 February 2011.
AFC RAFA were fined £50 and warned as to the future conduct of their spectators/supporters following their club's fixture of 20 February 2011.
FC Abercwmboi were fined £75 for playing Christopher Rees on 9 March 2011 while he was under suspension by the Association.
Peter Misbah, an official of FC Joga Bonito was warned as to his future conduct following his club's fixture with AFC RAFA on 20 February 2011.
David Evans, an official of Ferndale BGC was fined £75, warned as to his future conduct and given a touchline suspension of five matches from 25 April 2011 following his club's fixture of 12 March 2011.
Valleys United were fined £50 and warned as to the future conduct of their club officials following their club's under-16 fixture of 13 March 2011.
David Kempton, an official of St James FC, was fined £50 and given a match suspension of three matches from 25 April 2011, following his club's Youth League fixture of 20 March 2011.
Vista FC were fined £250 (£100 of which would be suspended until 31 December 2011) and warned as to the futrure conduct of spectators/supporters following the abandonment of their fixture of 19 March 2011.
St Athan FC were fined £75 for playing Craig Howells in their fixture of 19 March 2011 while he was under suspension by this Association.
Ynyshir & Wattstown BGC were fined £50 for allowing Lee James to play in their fixture of 12 February 2011 while he was under suspension by this Association.
The charge of misconduct against Ed Howley of Llantwit Major Juniors following their under-15 fixture on 19 February 2011 was not proven and no action would be taken.
Matthew Mazzitelli, an official of Llantwit Major Juniors was fined £25 and given a match suspension of two matches from 25 April 2011 following his club's under-15 fixture of 19 February 2011.
The charge of misconduct against Bill Laing, an official of Llantwit Major Juniors following their under-15 fixture on 19 February 2011 was not proven and no action would be taken.
Adrian Morris, an official of Llantwit Major Juniors was fined £25 and given a match suspension of two matches from 25 April 2011 following his club's under-15 fixture of 19 February 2011.
Llantwit Major Juniors were warned as to the future conduct of players and spectators following their under-15 fixture of 19 February 2011.
Liam Williams, an official of Cambrian & Clydach Vale was fined £25 and given a match suspension of three matches from 25 April 2011 following his club's under-17 fixture of 20 February 2011.
Cambrian & Clydach Vale BGC were warned as to the future conduct of players and spectators following their under-17 fixture of 20 February 2011.
Thornhill Athletic and Georgetown BGC were each fined £125, £50 of which was suspended until 31 December 2011 following their abandoned South Wales FA Junior Cup tie on 26 February 2011.
Tonyrefail BGC were fined £50 and warned as to the future conduct of their under-15 players following their fixture of 12 February 2011.
Kevin Good, an official of Rhydyfelin FC was fined £50 and given a touchline suspension of three matches from 9 May 2011 following his club's under-14 fixture of 19 February 2011.
Treherbert BGC were fined £50 and warned as to the future conduct of their under-15 players following their fixture of 12 February 2011.
Michael Edwards, an official of Cascade YC was given a touchline suspension of three matches from 9 May 2011 and fined £50 following his club's South Wales Youth League fixture of 20 March 2011.
Jon Morgan, an official of Ton & Gelli BGC was given a touchline suspension of five matches from 9 May 2011 and fined £75 for posting insulting, abusive or offensive comments on a website forum.
Stacey Fulker, an official of Treforest FC, was given a touchline suspension of three matches from 9 May 2011 and fined £50 following his club's fixture of 25 March 2011.
Paul Wilkins, an official of Rhydyfelin FC, was given a touchline suspension of three matches from 9 May 2011 and fined £50 following his club's fixture of 28 March 2011.
Penarth Town & Heath Park Rangers were each fined £100 and warned as to the future conduct of players and spectators following their South Wales Youth League fixture of 20 March 2011.
Lisvane Panthers FC were fined £50 and warned as to the future conduct of under-13 club officials following their fixture of 31 March 2011.
Lisvane Panthers FC were fined £50 and warned as to the future conduct of their under-18 players following their fixture of 27 March 2011.
Terry Davies, an official of Carnetown BGC was was given a touchline suspension of three matches from 9 May 2011 and fined £50 following his club's fixture of 2 April 2011.
Ynysybwl Wanderers were fined £50 and warned as to the future conduct of spectators/supporters following their fixture of 2 April 2011.
Grangetown Catholic OB were fined £250 (£100 of which was suspended until 31 December 2011) and warned as to the future conduct of their spectators/supporters following their abandoned fixture of 12 April 2011.
Fairwater Juniors were fined £50 and warned as to the future conduct following misconduct by spectators/supporters at their fixture of 12 February 2011.
Gadlys Lions were fined £50 and warned as to the future conduct of players and officials following their postponed fixture of 29 January 2011.
Trelai FC were fined £75 and warned as to the future conduct of players following their fixture of 5 March 2011.

 

APPEALS
The following appeals were heard by the Association during the month.

An appeal by Holton Road against the Vale of Glamorgan League's decision to fine the club £25 and deduct three points for failing to fulfil a fixture was dismissed.
An appeal by Fochriw against the South Wales Senior League's decision to fine the club £50 and deduct three points for failing to fulfil a fixture was upheld.
An appeal by Kenfig Hill against a decision of the South Wales Amateur League to fine them £25 following a postponed fixture was upheld.


Commission Decisions - March 2011


Suspension Report No.30 2010/11 - 26 March 2011 Download PDF
Suspension Report No.29 2010/11 - 19 March 2011 Download PDF
Suspension Report No.28 2010/11 - 12 March 2011 Download PDF 
Suspension Report No.27 2010/11- 5 March 2011 Download PDF

The following cases were also heard during the month of March:

Treorchy BGC were fined £30 and warned as to future conduct of spectators/supporters following an under-17 fixture of 30 January 2011.
Garw SBGC  were fined £50 and warned as to future conduct of spectators/supporters following an under-16 fixture of 5 February 2011.
Baglan BGC and Barry Town were each fined £125, £50 of which would be suspended until 31 December 2011, and severely warned as to the future conduct of their players following their abandoned South Wales FA Junior Cup tie of 5 February 2011.
Neil Owens, manager of Barry Town under-14 was fined £25 for being involved with the club while undersuspension by the Association. Barry Town were fined £50 for allowing Neil Owens to be involved while under suspension.
Bryntirion Athletic were fined £75 and warned as to the future conduct of their club officials following their under-14 fixture with Pencoed BGC on 5 February 2011.
Pencoed Athletic were fined £75 and warned as to the future conduct of club officials and spectators/supporters following their club's fixture with Bryntirion Athletic of 12 February 2011.
Dockers FC were fined £50 and warned as to the future conduct of spectators/supporters and club officials following their fixture of 19 February 2011.
STM Sports were warned as to the future conduct of players, spectators and supporters following their fixture with Pencoed Athletic on 12 February 2011. They were also ordered to pay £27 part costs of commission.
The charge against club official Phillips Barnett of Marshfield Junior & Youth of misconduct at their Junior fixture with Marlboro Sports on 12 February 2011 was not proven and no further action would be taken.
Marshfield Youth & Junior were given a severe warning as to the conduct of supporters and ordered to pay £23 part costs of commission following their Junior fixture with Marlboro Sports on 12 February 2011

APPEALS

The following appeals were heard by the Association during the month.

An appeal by Llantwit Major Juniors against a decision of the league to fine them £25 and deduct three points for failing to fulfil a fixture on 6 November was upheld in part - the fine was removed and the points deduction would remain.

Commission Decisions - February 2011

Suspension Report No.26 2010/11 - 26 February 2011 Download PDF
Suspension Report No.25 2010/11 - 19 February 2011 Download PDF
Suspension Report No.24 2010/11 - 12 February 2011 Download PDF  
Suspension Report No.23 2010/11 - 5 February 2011 Download PDF
 

The following cases were also heard during the month of February. 

Treorchy BGC were fined £50 and warned as to the future conduct of their spectators/supporters following a fixture of 8 January 2011.
Ferndale BGC were fined £50 and warned as to the future conduct of their club officials following and under-13 fixture of 8 January 2011.
St Athan FC were fined £50 for allowing Craig Howells to play in the South Wales Senior League on 15 January 2011 while he was under suspension by the Association.
Cowbridge Town FC were fined £75 and warned as to the future conduct of their spectators/supporters following their Vale of Glamorgan League fixture of 22 January 2011.
Haywain Hurricanes were fined £50 and warned as to the future conduct of their players following their Bridgend & District Sunday League fixture of 23 January 2011.
Mark Facey, an official of Llwynypia BGC was fined £40 and given a touchline suspension of two matches from 7 March 2011 for being involved in his club's South Wales Senior League fixture of 22 January 2011. Llwynypia BGC were fined £50 for allowing Mark Facey to be involved in the game while under suspension.
FC Abercwmboi were fined £50 for allowing Chris Rees to play in the South Wales Amateur League on 8 January 2011 while he was under suspension by the Association.

APPEALS

The following appeals were heard by the Association during the month:

  An appeal by Barry Town FC against a decision of the Vale of Glamorgan League to order their cup match to   be replayed was not upheld. The appeal fee was retained and the club were also instructed to pay £19.50 part costs of the commission.
An appeal by Neil Brett of STM Sports for wrongful dismissal in his club's South Wales Amateur League fixture of 22 January was not upheld. The Commission decided the sending-off was sufficient penalty but the offence will remain on record. The appeal fee was retained.

 

Commission Decisions - January 2011

Suspension Report No.22 2010/11 - 29 January 2011 Download PDF
Suspension Report No.21 2010/11 - 22 January 2011 Download PDF
Suspension Report No.20 2010/11 - 15 January 2011 Download PDF

The following cases were also heard during the month of January.

The charge against Rhoose FC of playing player Thomas Paul Dalton while under suspension by the Football Association of Wales was proven. The club were warned as to their future conduct.
Heath Park Rangers were fined £50 and warned as to the future conduct of their players and spectators following their club's Youth League fixture with Lisvane Panthers on 31 October 2010.
Lisvane Panthers were fined £50 and warned a sto the future conduct of their players and spectators
following their club's Youth League fixture with Heath Park Rangers on 31 October 2010.
The charge that players and or spectators of Lisvane Panthers made racist remarks during the above fixture was not proven and no further action would be taken on the matter.
Vista FC were fined £50 and warned as to the future conduct of their players following their club's Youth League fixture with Gadlys Lions on 14 November 2010.
Gadlys Lions were fined £50 and warned as to the future conduct of their players following their club's Youth League fixture with Vista FC on 14 November 2010.
The charges of misconduct against Brian Howells, an official of Llanharry FC of being involved in a fixture on 20 November while under a touchline suspension and against Llanharry FC of allowing Brian Howells to be involved in the fixture while under suspension were not proven and no further action would be taken.
Graig FC were fined £50 and warned as to the future conduct of spectators/supporters following their club's fixture with Pencoed Athletic of 20 November 2010.
Mark Dixon, an official of Caerau FC was given a touchline suspension of three matches from 7 February 2011, fined £50 and warned as to his future conduct following his club's under-14 fixture of 13 November 2010.
Penrhiwceiber Constitutional Athletic were fined £50 and warned as to the future conduct of their spectators/supporters following their club's fixture of 11 December 2010.
Cwmaman Institute FC were warned as to the future conduct of their spectators and officials following their under-14 fixture of 21 November 2010.

APPEALS

The following appeals were heard by the Association during the month:

An appeal by Fochriw FC against a decision of the South Wales Senior League to fine the club £50 and deduct three points for failing to fulfil a fixture was referred back to the League for reconsideration.
An appeal by Llantwit Major Juniors against a decision of the Vale of Glamorgan League to fine the club £25 and deduct three points for failing to fulfil a fixture was referred back to the League for reconsideration.
An appeal by Porthkerry Panthers against a decision of the Vale of Glamorgan League to fine the club £25 and deduct three points for failing to fulfil a fixture was dismissed and the appeal fee forfeited.

 

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