Codes Of Conduct

We all have a responsibility to ensure everyone has a fun, safe place to learn and play football.

90% of players play better with positive encouragement. We are all required to treat each other with respect. This will help ensure our club remains a safe, fun environment for everyone to participate in football.

Abusive, inappropriate behaviour has no place in football and will not be tolerated at our club. This includes the behaviour of players, team officials, match officials and spectators.

We all have a role to play to make football a safe inclusive environment, so please, play your part and familiarise yourself with these codes of conduct.

If you see it, hear it, report it!

Players Code of Conduct

We want you and every other player to enjoy their time playing football. Play your best, be your best. Make sure you and everyone around you has a good time on and off the pitch. This means showing respect to your teammates and to players and people at other clubs.

Part of being a young player at Garforth Villa Football Club means you must abide by the FA Player Code of Conduct

We encourage all our players to read and familiarise themselves with the young player code of conduct. It includes information on what we expect, what you may be ask to do and the consequences of your actions.

If there is something you don't understand or are unsure of, ask your parent or carer or speak to your coach, who will be more than happy to help you!

As a young player, it is important you know we have a club welfare officer to look after you. If you have any concerns whatsoever, you must speak up. We are here to help and will always listen to your concerns.

Parents & Carers Code of Conduct

Football is an exciting game and we know sometimes spectators can get a little carried away in the heat of the moment. However, if we behave positively during practice and matches, our children will too. By setting a good example, we'll help build a supportive environment in which everyone can enjoy themselves.

Part of being a spectator at Garforth Villa Football Club means you need to abide by the FA Spectator Code of Conduct. We will not tolerate abusive behaviour towards players, match officials or other spectators.

We encourage all spectators to read and familiarise themselves with this code of conduct. It includes information on what we expect, what you may be ask to do and the consequences of your actions.

Coaches, Mangers and Team Officials Code of Conduct

There are no excuses for poor behaviour or practice. We expect all our Coaches, Managers and Team Officials to set the standards for a great game. Use your position to set a positive example for the people you are responsible for and lead a better game for everyone.

Part of being a Coach, Manager or Team Official at Garforth Villa Football Club means you must abide by and uphold the FA Code of Conduct.

We encourage all team officials to read and familiarise themselves with this code of conduct. It includes information on what we expect, what you may be ask to do and the consequences of your actions.