Code Of Conduct

PLAYERS CODE OF CONDUCT

Bring the appropriate equipment when attending training e.g. boots, shin pads, clothing, drink etc
Be ready to start on time and to use the time before sessions to begin their own personal warm up.
Be punctual for all training venues or pick-up points, whichever is applicable, and wear appropriate clothing for the occasion.
Remove all jewellery before arrival at coaching sessions. Keep your kit and boots clean.
Report any injuries sustained to the coach as soon as possible so that an injury report can be completed.
Inform your coach upon your arrival if you have any injuries, (no matter where the injury occurred).
Do not use foul or abusive language.
Always be sporting and promote fair play.
Accept success and failure, equally.
Give maximum effort and try your best during training.
To be aware that Merley Cobham Sport FC has a Child Protection Policy.
Adhere to the Code of Conduct at all times.

PARENTS/GUARDIANS CODE OF CONDUCT - YOUTH SECTION

Be responsible for ensuring their child arrives on time and are collected promptly.
Inform the coach or a member of his/her coaching staff prior to the session if their child is unable to attend for any reason.
Inform the coaches if the designated parent/carer is unable to collect the child.
If your child arrives at training with any visible signs of injury. You must advise a coach. Failure to do this will result in your child being asked to explain the injuries before he/she can participate in the training. Our coaches will then take the appropriate action.
Support the coaches by offering support to the players.
Not to coach from the sideline.
Do not swear or shout negative comments, be positive at all times.
Provide positive support for your child without pressure, praising effort as well as performance.
Encourage and give attention to each of the children involved, not just the most talented.
Respect the referee’s decision at all times. If you don’t, the players won’t.
Always promote fair play and never condone violations of the Laws of the Game.
Recognise that your child’s involvement in football is primarily for his/her enjoyment.
To adhere to the Code of Conduct.