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IntroductionGreetland Goldstars Junior Football Club aims to provide the safest environment possible for all children who train and play for the club. The safety and well being of any child that we come into contact with is our first priority. The club adheres to the Football Association guidelines on all matters concerning child protection and all managers, coaches and assistants are certified and police checked to ensure their suitability to supervise children. Yours in sport Nigel Whitworth Club Secretary |
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Players Code of ConductPlayers are the most important people in the sport. Playing for the team, and for the team to win, is the most fundamental part of the game. But not winning at any cost, Fair Play and respect for all others in the game is fundamentally important. This code focuses on players involved in all levels of football. A player should show the following:-
Obligations towards your own team
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Respect for the Laws of the Game and competition rules
Respect towards opponents
Respect towards match officials
Respect towards team officials
Obligations towards the supporters
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Parents / Spectators Code of ConductThis code applies to all Parents/spectators Parents/spectators have a great influence on children’s enjoyment and success in football. All children play football because they first and foremost love the game - it’s fun. It is important to remember that however good a child becomes at football within the club it is important to reinforce the message to parents/spectators that positive encouragement will contribute to: Children enjoying football A sense of personal achievement Self-esteem Assist to improve the child’s skills and techniques. A parents/spectators expectations and attitudes have a significant bearing on a child’s attitude towards: Other players Officials Managers Spectators |
Ensure that parents/spectators within the club are always positive and encouraging towards all of the children not just their own. Encourage parents/spectators to: Applaud the opposition as well as your own team. Avoid coaching the child during the game. Not to shout and scream. Respect the referees decision Give attention to each of the children involved in football not just the most talented. Give encouragement to everyone to participate in football. Ensure that parents/spectators agree and adhere to the club code of conducts and child protection policy. |
Coaches Code of ConductCoaches are key to the establishment of ethics in football. Their concept of ethics and their attitude directly affects the behaviour of players under their supervision. Coaches are, therefore expected to pay particular care to the moral aspect of their conduct. Coaches have to be aware that almost all of their everyday decisions and choices of actions, as well as strategic targets, have ethical implications. It is natural that winning constitutes a basic concern for coaches. This code is not intended to conflict with that. However, the code calls for coaches to disassociate themselves from a “win-at-all-costs” attitude. Increased responsibility is requested from coaches involved in coaching young people. The health, safety, welfare and moral education of young people are a first priority, before the achievement or the reputation of the club, coach or parent. |
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Team Officials Code of ConductThis code applies to all team officials. The team official should show the following:- Obligations towards the Game
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Obligations towards the team
Obligations towards the supporters
Respect towards the match officials
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