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footy4kids recommends:
For new coaches:
For experienced coaches:
For coaches who are short on time:
For coaches of kids aged 5-8:
For coaches of kids aged 9-11:
For coaches of kids aged 12-15:
For coaches of small-sided teams:
For coaches who need warm-ups:
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players code of conduct
the U9 version - by
Chris White
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Players should:
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Play according to the rules and never
argue with the referee or your coach. They are there to help and they
can make mistakes, just like you.
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Always train and play to the best of your
ability, and encourage others to do the same.
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Don’t lose your temper or get upset.
Rudeness, bad temper and sulking spoils everyone's fun. If you have a
problem, tell your coach.
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Respect the opposition. Treat other teams
as new friends, you’ll be playing them again one day!
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Look and act like a footballer. That means
turning up for training and games on time, looking smart and in the
right gear.
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Don't forget your water bottle!
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Wear the right sort of shoes – trainers on
hard surfaces, studded boots on grass.
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Always wear your shinguards.
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Clean your own boots and trainers!
Enjoy every game whether you win or lose!
soccer
coaching philosophy and codes of conduct for players, coaches and
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