PARENTS AND SPECTATORS
Parents have a big responsibility as part of the Respect programme.
Respect is working to eradicate touchline abuse in football, and parents can
play their part by agreeing to, and signing, their club's Code of Conduct
and abiding by them throughout the season.
Parents also have a responsibility for their children's behaviour. The
players will also be asked to sign a Code of Conduct, and parents can
encourage their children to adhere to the players' code.
REFEREES
The Respect programme aims to allow Referees to officiate matches
without being subjected to abuse by players, coaches or spectators - and the
referees themselves have a key part to play in the process.
Working in partnership with the clubs they officiate, referees can provide
post-match feedback regarding the behaviour of players, parents, coaches and
other spectators, to help the clubs enforce their Codes of Conduct.
If you have any questions or concerns; either speak with your Team Manager or you can contact the Child Welfare Officer:
01206 397303
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