FOR YOUNG (AND NOT SO YOUNG?) SPECTATORS
WHAT MAKES A GOOD SPECTATOR?
Show that you appreciate good football by clapping loudly and cheering
Give a warm and generous welcome to both teams
Cheer for your team but also encourage your opponents
Never boo anyone, including the officials
Stay in your seat or place so that you can watch the game from one position and you do not annoy any other spectators
Always think of other spectators even when you are becoming excited
Always maintain the very high reputation that Schools football has earned for its
Appreciation of good play by both teams
Recognise skills enthusiasm and sporting behaviour in both teams
Although you are not playing, remember that you should act in a sporting manner as your School will be judged by your behaviour
Win, lose or draw, appreciate the efforts of all the players and match officials
CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PLAYERS
Learn and observe the Laws of the Game
Beat opponents by skill and not by unfair means
Never argue with the Referee or Linesman
Retire quickly to 10 yards when a free-kick is given against you
Do not appeal for throw-ins, off-sides, free-kicks, etc
Give the ball promptly to opponents for throw-ins, free-kicks, etc
If an opponent gives you the ball for a throw-in, free-kick, etc, do not take advantage of them being out of position
Keep your self-control at all times and do not retaliate
Do not overact when your team scores a goal
Accept victory modestly and defeat graciously, remembering that your School will be judged by your behaviour