Mid Norfolk Youth League MNYL

26/09/2026

MNYL would like to wish a player from Terrington Eagles under 9s a speedy recovery from a injury he sustained today at Terrington ...we hope to see him back playing ASAP ...

19/09/2026

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12/09/2026

MNYL Visted Denver under 9s match today v Holly Meadows cracking game played in good spirit and well refereed ...this was Denver's first game of the season with this new team..well done to all involved MNYL

06/09/2026

Great news our under 8s will start their season next week with fixtures in the MNYL ...

04/09/2026

Good Luck to all our MNYL teams playing this weekend ..its been a while coming but its here now for all to enjoy ...

02/09/2026

Hi all,

Unfortunately, the Mid Norfolk Youth League is unable to allocate Under 8s fixtures for this coming weekend, 5 September 2026. This is due to a technical hitch within Norfolk FA.

Norfolk FA are working to resolve the issue and are hopeful it will be rectified as soon as possible. I would like to make clear that this technical problem lies solely within the Norfolk FA system and is not related to any MNYL processes.

We will publish the Under 8s fixtures immediately once the issue is resolved.

Thank you for your patience and understanding.

Kind regards,
Karl
Chairman, Mid Norfolk Youth League

29/08/2026

Mid Norfolk Youth League
Touchline Behaviour – Official League Statement
for the 2026/27 Season
As we prepare for the start of the 2026/27 season, the Mid Norfolk Youth League wishes to address an
issue that continues to affect grassroots football across the country: touchline behaviour. Last season, the league experienced several incidents involving unacceptable conduct from coaches,
spectators, and players. This reflects a wider national concern, and it is essential that we work together to
ensure a safer and more respectful environment for all participants.
For the 2026/27 season, the league is committed to achieving a significant reduction in abusive and
unsporting behaviour. To support this aim, the league will be taking a firm and uncompromising
stance. Any club, team, or individual found to have engaged in abusive behaviour towards referees,
coaches, players, or spectators will face appropriate action (including individuals, teams, or clubs being
suspended or banned from the league). Where evidence confirms that abuse or misconduct has
occurred, the league will intervene decisively. It is important to remember that many of the referees officiating within our league are still children. Some of the behaviour directed at young officials last season was wholly unacceptable. The league will
not tolerate such conduct this season or in any future season.
We also recognise that the majority of clubs and teams work proactively to address behavioural issues and
uphold safeguarding standards. We are encouraged by the number of incidents that were reported and
dealt with appropriately, and we remain optimistic that—with continued cooperation—we can achieve an
incidentfree 2026/27 season.
Safeguarding children is everyone’s responsibility. Creating a safe, respectful, and positive environment
for young players is fundamental to the values of youth football.
The Mid Norfolk Youth League wishes all clubs and teams a successful, enjoyable, and wellspirited
2026/27 season.

Karl Tordoff
Mnyl chair

26/08/2026

Throughout the 2026-27 season, we will continue to promote positive behaviours across the grassroots game

20/08/2026

Just a quick reminder of the new FA future fit 26/27 season

14/08/2026

With just 23 days to go before we start our 26/27 Sunday leagues season ...hope all your preparations has gone to plan ....we can't wait