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draws the line which spectators should not cross. It deters them from standing on the touchline or infringing onto the pitch and creates a clearer distinction between those who are there to spectate and those with a responsibility to coach and manage. As a consequence, the experience of match officials and players has improved. The arrangement is to mark out a designated Spectators’ Area on the opposite side of the pitch to club officials (manager/coaches etc) for spectators to stand behind. This allows the manager/coaches of both teams to stand on the other side of the pitch, meaning players can better distinguish the advice from their team officials. The designated Spectators’ Area should ideally start three yards (two metres) from the touchline. The area should run the full length of the pitch. No spectators should be watching from behind the goal as this is not a designated spectator area. FA Respect barrier sets are available for both small sided and full size games, such as The FA 120m Set which compromises of:- ● ● ● ● ● 11 x Logoposts 2 X Heavy Duty ground pegs 1 x Re-wind reel with 125m barriers cord 1 x Easy to read and waterproof set up instructions 1 x Shoulder carry bag Match Ball / Duration / Squad Size It is generally advisable for a team to purchase a good quality match ball. Dependent upon age group different size balls are used. Age Group Under 7/8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Match Ball Size 3 3 4 4 4 4 4 5 5 Playing Time 40 50 50 60 60 70 70 80 80 Match day Squad Size 10 14 14 14 16 16 16 16 16 All matches shall have a duration as set out above unless a shorter time (not less than 80% of the original minutes) is mutually agreed by the two teams in consultation with the referee prior to the commencement of the match, and in any event shall be of equal halves. Substitutions All age groups are allowed roll on – roll off subs, there is no limit on the number of substitutions that can be made during a game. A player who has been replaced may return to the field of player at any time. Entry to the field of play will only be allowed during a stoppage in play. 9-10
Respect The FA and RCJFC Respect and Code of Conducts shall be enforced at all times. Additionally prior to the start of the match, the teams and participating officials shall conduct the ‘Respect’ handshake and offer three cheers and handshakes to the opposing team after the match. Team Captain A Team Captain is to be designated and wear a captain’s armband. It is generally recommended at U11 and below team captain is shared around the team and all players enjoy at least one game as the team captain. As players get older a more regular and consistent captain maybe required. Referee The referee has overall responsibility for the match, no manager or spectator may influence or interfere with the game or its result. A qualified referee should be used at all times wherever possible. It is the Team Managers responsibility to source a Ref for each home game. Exceptions to this are as follows: ● ● U16s referee will be organised by the TFJFL Referee Secretary Semi and Cup Final referees will be organised by the TFJFL Referee Secretary The Club Referee Secretary has contact details of Referees qualified to officiate Junior Football and Mini-Soccer and those affiliated to RCJFC. Teams may establish their own referee from either the pool of parents or own Management Team. Anyone officiating as a Referee are to referee in an unbiased manner and not direct or manage their own team whilst in that role. It is recommended that all persons acting as a Referee are to be qualified with the respective Course: ● Mini-Soccer Referee Course (5v5 and 7v7) ● Basic Referee Course (All age groups) Referee Fees It is up to the referee if they will charge for their services and any associated expenses. Teams are to pay for referees from team funds on the day of the match. Referee fees are dependent on which age group and the referee themselves. Below is a guideline for fees as set out by TFJFL. If you have a league appointed referee please pay the league specified fee for your league and age group. ● U12 and below = £10 - £12 9-11
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