1 RC Managers Manual

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Training Balls (1 per player up to the maximum number required for a team)
Ball Carrying Sack
Training Cones
2 Sets of Bibs of different colour totalling the number of players for age group.
1 st Aid Kit
Training Poles & Bag
Each new team should consider the following to aid in training and for matches, additional training
or match equipment are to be purchased by the team (as required).
● Captains Armband
● Whistle
● Red / Yellow Cards
● Stop Watch
● Linesman Flags (9v9 & 11v11)
● Flat Cones
● Additional Training Balls
● Match Ball
● Kit Bag
● Training Goals
● Goal Keeping Gloves
A number of other training equipment is available and each team should evaluate the need,
benefit and appropriateness of any training kit purchased.
Match Strip
It is ultimately the responsibility of the team itself to acquire a match strip for itself. If required,
RCJFC will endeavour to source a strip internally.
There is no specific RCJFC team strip design (i.e.. stripes etc), teams are allowed to choose their
own team strip designs as long as they meet the constitution requirements of colour which is
Royal Blue and White. Shirts must have the RCJFC badge and team numbers. It is advisable to
purchase long sleeved shirts, as this will add extra protection and warmth to children, particularly
over the main football season.
Player’s names are not allowed to be on Shirts.
Sponsors are allowed to display their logo’s or names on team shirts, however teams are not
allowed to display on team kit names of sponsors from a licensed business or related products of
public houses, hotels, bars, night clubs, adult shops, and betting shops.
Alternative strips (commonly referred to as away strips) may be purchased by the team in an
alternative colour, however these should only be worn when a clash colours occur with the home
team.
Goalkeepers are to wear colours which distinguish themselves from other players and the referee.
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