Coaches, Players, Parents/Spectators and Referees
It is a privilege to be a
part of the United States Soccer Federation, United States Youth
Soccer Association, and Kentucky Youth Soccer Association. My action
shall always reflection credit upon these organizations and their
affiliates.
Parents/Spectators:
Parents/Spectators must set the example for the children by
exemplifying the highest standards of sportsmanship.
Parents/Spectators participate in a match by watching, cheering and
supporting the efforts of all participants of the match. Soccer must
be Fun. The game is for the children, their participation and
enjoyment of the game is the most important element.
Parents
have responsibilities to the coach, team and soccer organization they
are a part of. Parents/Spectators must have respect for their coach,
all children on the team and the authority of the referee and his/her
assistance’s.
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Parents/Spectators are expected to have respect for the authority of
the referee and his/her assistants. They will not harass, abuse or
berate the referee during or after the match. They shall not enter the
field of play with out the referee’s permission.
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Parents/Spectators are expected to have respect for the coach and
his/her assistants; they should never criticize a coach in a public
manner. Do not coach from the sideline; let the coach do his/her job
no matter how much you may disagree. If there is a problem talk to the
coaching director or a director of your organization.
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Parents/Spectators are expected to have respect for all players. Cheer
in a positive manner not negative. Encourage your team, don’t berate
the other team. Cheer in a way to reward the good play of both teams
and promote fair play.
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Parents/Spectators are not to use foul or abusive language towards any
one for any reason.
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Parents/Spectators have a responsibility to learn the laws of the
game, and the spirit of the game.
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Parents/Spectators are encouraged to get involved with the
organization and promote the game in a positive way.
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Parents/Spectators must demonstrate the utmost in sportsmanship and
integrity; they are the role models for their children.
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