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WELCOME TO THE BRISTOLCASUALS LEAGUE
MORE ABOUT THE BCL
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PROUDLY CORINTHIAN
Central to the League is a commitment to corinthian, sporting behaviour both on and off the field -
GIVING BACK TOTHE LOCAL COMMUNITY
Almost all money raised from the Bristol Casuals League goes to local charities. -
GET YER BOOTS OUT FOR THE BOYS...
New players and new teams always welcome - dig out those boots and join us!
06/01/2018
Welsh Touring Vets desperately seeking game
...anyone fancy taking them on on Sat 19th Jan?
READ MOREThe League 2017/18
Mathern's Foreign Adventure
After an excellent sales pitch by John ‘Nobby’ Nowland, Mathern Casuals recently decided to follow his recommendation and takethe club over to Belgium to take part in a football Happening. This is an annual festival of football covering all age groups run by a Belgian football fanatic called Willy Hauben, based at Millen, close to the borders of Holland and Germany.
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Giving To Charity
The Bristol Casuals League committee and clubs have long since realised that we could actually do some good while we were out there reliving past glories on a freezing January Sunday morning.
In recent seasons the League has raised thousands of pounds for local charities, each nominated by the divisoion and cup-winning clubs
New players - looking For a team to join?
If you're over 35 and fancy joining a team there's usually clubs looking for new recruits.
ADVERTISE ME!Clubs - Need more players?
New players are regularly signing up her looking for a game/ a team - click the link and contact them now!
View PLAYERSInterested in putting a team in the BCL?
Find out more about applying to join the BCL. There is usually a small waiting list so apply now!
Find Out moreThe Light Side
The reported little moments that make the BCL unique in terms of being a sporting, corinthian community...
Cowboys Honesty Applauded
Jan 22nd 2017: PAS Masters were quick to applaud Easton Cowboys honesty today. A PaS effort crossed the line but the referee failed to see the goal. A Cowboys defender informed the ref it was a goal, leaving Easton 2-1 down. Proper Corinthian spirit.
The Dark Side
Whilst poor behaviour is rare, the League remains committed to eradicating any instances and operates a "three strikes" policy, with clubs being given a warning 'strike' in the case of sufficiently poor behaviour.
Clubs who reach three strikes risk not being invited back into the league the following season.
Official 'Strikes'
Issued 2016/17:
2
Informal Warnings
Issued 2016/17:
2
