Code of Conduct for Spectators
or
How to be a Good and Informed Spectator
 
1. Set a Good Example to Young Players
Your conduct and attitude can be copied by them
 
2. Recognise Good Sporting Behaviour
Show that you appreciate sportsmanship on the field
 
3. Appreciate Good Football
Show that you do appreciate good footballing skills by whichever team.
 
4. Always Consider Others
Even if excited by the game yourself, remember and consider other spectators - young and old.
 
5. Learn the Laws of Association Football
You will appreciate how difficult interpretation can be.
 
6. Never use Abusive, Insulting or Offensive Language
Do not shout abuse at match officials - qualified or club - who have a difficult job to do.
 
7. Never Take the Law Into Your Own Hands
Let you club or team representative deal with any problems that may arise.
 
8. Never be Drawn Into Disputes
Don't become involved in an argument or dispute with other spectators, players or officials.
 
9. Remember: "Walls Have Ears"
Remarks you make (even in the dressing room) could be detrimental to your club or league.
 
10. YOUTH FOOTBALL IS A GAME OF ENJOYMENT FOR THE BOYS/GIRLS!
Support your son/daughter in his/her team in a manner which will maintain the high reputation the club has acquired for sporting behaviour.

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