Manager's Code Of Conduct
All managers & coaches must treat all players equally and gain mutual trust of each player
Always put the well being & safety of each player above all other agendas. If a player is injured in anyway then he must not take part in any match or training sessions
Always follow club rules & regulations as laid down by the committee
Managers must guide & encourage players to take responsibility for their own behaviour & performances within the team
Always ensure that the training & methods are appropriate for the players age & ability to promote self esteem within the players & reward with positive encouragement at all times
Always let the players know exactly what is expected of them during a training session and within competition to save disappointment from both parties
Always show respect towards the opposition and lead by example
Never condone misconduct by any player or tolerate or use foul or abusive language
Player’s Code Of Conduct
Players must always listen to instruction from their manager and coach and respect their decision in both training sessions & match days
Players must always perform to their full ability for the well being of the team even when results are against you
Players must never use bad language or be aggressive towards their team mates, opposition, spectators or match officials
Players must always abide by decisions made by the match officials
Players must always take into consideration the well being of other players and never deliberately injure another player before, during or after a game
Parent’s/Spectators Code of Conduct
Parents / spectators must always respect all managers decisions on match days
Encourage all the children in the team, not just your own
Never shout at players or try to give instruction during a game
Always respect the decision given by the referee
Keep any dispute to yourself until an appropriate time (i.e. – the next training session or private phone call) to respect the manager / coach
Parents / spectators must never use foul or abusive language or engage in aggressive behaviour before, during or after a match and lead by example to uphold the spirit of the game and the good name of the club
Failure to adhere to these codes of conduct will result in verbal then written warnings and finally expulsion from the club
