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RESPECT CODE OF CONDUCT  Parents and players Please Read.

 

FA Launch ‘Respect Campaign’.

As part of the FA’s new 4-year strategy, a new ‘Respect’ Campaign has just been launched. As time progresses we will find that this will be adopted by all clubs and teams competing in grassroots football. Further details can be found at the following website address: http://www.thefa.com/Leagues/Respect.aspx

As a Charter Standard Community Club we will be working to implementing this new initiative, starting in two areas. The first is to ask to you to read the codes of conduct which is on the front page of the main website and on the individual team pages (Team Documents). Secondly, as you watch games at the club we would ask you to stand at least 2 meters back from the touchline behind the barriers or coned off areas. The reason for this is: It gives the players lots of room to take throw-ins. It allows the linesman a clear view of the line. It allows the coaches clear access to see the game. Clap and cheers by all means but let the managers and coaches give the instructions.

 

 

  Referee is in charge

  Encourage team-mates

  Shout, but don’t criticise

  Play fairly

  Enjoy the game

  Captain only speaks to the referee

  Try, your best

 

On average, 7,000 referees quit football every year because of the abuse they receive from players and from the sidelines. Lots of children also pack it in because of the attitude and actions of over-enthusiastic and pushy parents.

In response, The FA’s Respect programme provides a series of tools for leagues, clubs, coaches, Referees, players and parents from grassroots to elite football to ensure a safe, positive environment in which to enjoy the game.

These tools include agreed codes of conduct, in-service training for Referees, Respect club packs, spectator sideline barriers funded by the Football Foundation and ensuring captains work with referees to manage player behaviour.

The FA has also launched a free online Respect Parent Guide to highlight examples of poor behaviour and, more importantly, how it can be improved. To see the Guide for Parents and carers click here .
 

 

 

Ray Winstone stars in an advert for the Football Association that it hopes will cut down on people shouting abuse at football matches.

DON'T BE A " JACK THE BISCUIT "

 

 

 

 

 

 

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