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Code of Conduct - Coaches - Roman Rangers Youth Football Club

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Code of Conduct - Coaches and Club Officials

The primary aims of the Roman Rangers YFC coaches are to ensure that our players have fun, develop a life-long passion for the game, and to learn to play the game the right way in the right spirit.

The performance of coaches is not measured in wins and losses, but rather in what players learn in terms of technique, behaviour, and fair play.

Our coaches are charged with the responsibility of controlling their players and parents at all times during a match.

Our coaches lead and teach by example; our players will be a reflection upon the manager and coach.

Our coaches will:
• Use positive reinforcement when dealing with players.
• Never use foul or abusive language and never abuse a player mentally, verbally, or physically.
• Have respect for the authority of the referee, our opponents on match days and the officials of their club.
• Teach your children the rules of the game, fair play, and proper behaviour.
• Develop your child’s technique and their decision-making ability.
• Inspect the paying area for hazards and generally make practice sessions and matches as safe as possible for your children.

You should be aware, however, that football is a contact sport and your child may be injured. If this happens, we will provide appropriate first aid.

In addition:
• We will not allow a child to take part in a practice session or a match if she is injured.
• We will not leave your child unattended at a practice session or a game.
• We will only allow your child to leave a practice session or a game if a responsible person collects them unless you give written permission for your child to leave on their own.
• We will always be enthusiastic (even in the pouring rain!)
• We will try our best to make the game enjoyable for everyone who takes part – players, opponents, parents/carers and spectators.

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