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At Lawford Juniors we want everyone to enjoy playing and supporting football, from grassroots to adult level. To ensure we keep the fun in football, we have devised a set of procedures and guidelines for all that represent the club to review and follow at all times.
LJFC fully supports the Football Associations Respect campaign. More information can be found out by clicking on the FA Respect logo.
From Coaches to parents, to supporters and match officials. Lets all enjoy football and keep it fun for the boys and girls. Click on the relevant links to review the Lawford Juniors practices, policies, and procedures.
PLAYERS
Whether you're in the starting team or on the bench, your role as a
player is crucial to the success of Respect.
On a match day, you'll be expected to work with your coaches and your
captain to allow the referee to manage the game without being subjected to
abuse. With the game losing thousands of referees from the game every year,
it's hugely important, because without the referees, the game isn't the
same.
If the league you play in adopts the Respect programme, you will be asked
to read, agree to, and sign, a Code of Conduct at your club. This will be
your 'promise' to abide by a set of rules governing your behaviour as a
player. Working together with your coach, your captain, and each referee
that takes charge of your games during the season, you can play a major role
in improving the game for everyone, through Respect.
COACHES
Coaches have a hugely important role to play in Respect, as they are
not only responsible for their own behaviour, but they can also influence
that of their players and spectators, too.
On a match day, you'll be expected to work with your players, parents and
other spectators to allow the referee to manage the game without being
subjected to abuse.
CLUB AND LEAGUE OFFICIALS
The Respect programme relies on clubs and leagues to take active steps
to ensure high standards of conduct throughout their club or league.
Leagues can champion the Respect programme, and communicate the importance
of Respect to their member clubs through meetings and bulletins.