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Respect - Zero Tolerance
Written by Sean   
Wednesday, 18 August 2010
 

ZERO TOLERANCE

 

Inappropriate Language

& Referee Abuse

 

Wigton Moor Football Club acknowledges that every child,young person or adult, who plays or participates in football, should be able to take part in an enjoyable and safe environment and be protected from poor practice and abuse.

 

Wigton Moor Football Club will not tolerate inappropriate language or threatening behaviour used on match sidelines, particularly verbal or physical abuse directed at Match Official.

 

Match Officials are just as entitled to enjoy the match as players and spectators.

 

Wigton Moor Football Club reserve the right to ask anyone demonstrating actions deemed to conflict with Club policy, to move away from the match sidelines or asked leave the premises ( failure to comply will result in the Police attending for your removal).

 

Wigton Moor football Club reserve the right to insist that all managers/coaches and substitutes stand on the opposite side of the field of play to spectators and all spectators to stand behind the respect barriers as per the FA Respect guidelines, (failure to comply may result in the person(s) being asked to move away from the match sidelines or asked to leave the premises).

 

Wigton Moor football club will not tolerate inappropriate or threatening behaviour towards Club Official, in this instance the Police will be called immediately for your removal from the premises.

 

All incidents will be reported to the relevant league andthe West Riding County FA.

 

Your cooperation would be very much appreciated.

 

A CHARTER STANDARDDEVELOPMENT CLUB

Last Updated ( Wednesday, 18 August 2010 )
 
England United The World Invited- World Cup 2018 Bid
Written by Sean   
Thursday, 08 April 2010

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Leeds has been announced as a host city at the 2018 FIFA World Cup should England be named as the host country.

The Football Association made the announcement on 16th December that Leeds will join 11 other cities across the country to stage matches in 2018. Leeds will now work with the Football Association and the 11 other successful cities to help ensure Englands bid to FIFA is as strong as possible.

Please back the bid by clicking the link below 

 

http://www.england2018bid.com/support/register.aspx 

Last Updated ( Friday, 09 April 2010 )
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