RESPECT
RESPECT
Respect is the collective responsibility of everyone in Football to create a fair, safe and enjoyable environment for the game to take place.
Since its launch in 2007, The FA's Respect programme has helped achieve a real improvement in behaviour on and off the pitch from the top of the professional game through to the grassroots.
The highlight of the season to date has been the 9 per cent increase in the number of qualified referees with the number having risen to 25,502, compared to the same period for 2008/09. There has also been a 45 per cent increase in the recruitment of referees at Level Nine - the first step on the road to becoming a fully-fledged referee - with 5,197 new recruits taking to the field up and down the country.
Results for 2009-10 have shown that in the professional game, sent cautions are down on figures from the same period in 2008-09. For all 1200 FA affiliated Leagues cautions are down by 5 per cent, Dismissals down by 1 per cent, Misconduct down by 5 per cent, Dissent Cautions by 5 per cent.
See link for Adult club FA Respect booklet that includes codes of Conduct.
http://thefa.com/Leagues/Respect/NewsAndFeatures/2011/~/media/Files/PDF/Leagues/Respect/AdultClubGuide.ashx/AdultClubGuide.pdf
Author: Mark Rozzier
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The Hull Sunday Football League signed up to the FA Respect program a few seasons ago, this was done with the full agreement and support of all the clubs within the league. This therefore means that all teams/clubs should be implementing the various codes of conduct created under the respect program.
If you need a copy of these codes they are now available with the downloads section here.
Please download copies of the various codes of conduct for your club and makes sure they are being implemented
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