coaches and managers 2012 part a
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Coaches and Managers 2012 Part ATRANSCRIPT
Season 2012 1
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Coaches and Managers Handbook
Part A
Committee and Support 2012
Position Name Phone No. Mobile No. E-Mail Address
President Vacant
Vice President Vacant
Treasurer Stuart Wise 6258 8173 [email protected]
Secretary Corrina Dodd 0423 852 825 [email protected]
Players Registrar Peewees, U7 & U8 Kathy Chick 0437 090 639 [email protected]
Players Registrar U9, U10 & U11 Carolyn McPherson 0417 165 345 [email protected]
Players Registrar U12 onwards Pam Saunderson 6254 4518 0412 581 209 [email protected]
Equipment and Playing Strips Toni Dodd 6254 1930 0409 910 412 [email protected]
Junior League Rep Stuart Boschert 0413 582 965 stuartboschert.yahoo.com
Communications Office Vacant
Women’s League Rep Kerrie Murray 6258 7902 0407 049 955 [email protected]
Senior League Rep Sean McCaffrey 0403 881 187 [email protected]
BBQ Coordinator Stuart Boschert 6254 2628 0413 582 965 [email protected]
Canteen Coordinator Suzy O'Brien 0427 291 240 [email protected]
Fundraising Coordinator Simone Nichols [email protected]
Futsal Coordinator Manuela Wilsener 0402 353 762 [email protected]
Girls and Boys Rep Coordinator Vacant
Grounds/Fixtures Brian Golledge 6254 4977 0422 630 665 [email protected]
Merchandising Toni Dodd 6254 1930 0409 910 412 [email protected]
Points Registrar Toni Dodd 6254 1930 0409 910 412 [email protected]
Referee Allocations & Co-ordinator Andrew Luck 0408 546 091 [email protected]
Rooball Co-ordinator Vacant
Special Events Vacant
Website Stuart Wise 6258 8173 [email protected]
BELWEST FOXES SOCCER CLUB INC. P.O. BOX 155
KIPPAX ACT 2615 ABN 504 318 07345
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Table of Contents
EQUIPMENT RETURN FOR END OF SEASON........................................................................................................ 2
SETTING UP OF FIELDS .............................................................................................................................................. 3
ACT NORTHSIDE CLUBS SMALL SIDED GAMES RULES........ ........................................................................... 4
REFEREE FEE SCHEDULE - UNDER 10 TO UNDER 18......................................................................................... 6
TEAM ALLOCATION DAYS U10’S AND ABOVE ............... ..................................................................................... 6
2012 NEW MATCHCARDS............................................................................................................................................ 7
EQUIPMENT RETURN FOR END OF SEASON
Return of all your equipment will be 15th September 2012
9:00am – 12:00pm at Latham Ovals
Make sure that all equipment is returned washed for equipment return - bibs, shirts etc
Any team not returning equipment will not have trophies available at your presentation
All equipment that is required for return is listed in the front of your coaches and managers folder
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SETTING UP OF FIELDS It is the responsibility of the team’s Coaches and Managers to set up and remove the nets and corner flags (goals and cones in the case of Rooball). In general, the first team to play sets up and the last team on that ground removes. This applies to half and full field games, there may not be another game after yours and you are to please refer to the notice board at the ground for any special instruct ions. Rooball equipment is normally available from within the compound and should be returned to the same area. All competitive equipment is normally laid out ready for setting up behind the goals and it is expected to be replaced in the trailer at the end of the day. A Club delegate will check that fields are dressed properly before commencement of play. Please note it is Club policy that the highest aged group team and/or division is generally allocated to field one for their game on match days.
THE CLUB CAN BE FINED FOR NOT SETTING UP GROUNDS CO RRECTLY
All teams need to check the notice board each week; this will advise which teams will be setting up and taking down or both.
ROOBALL - When and where possible all goals will be available from the compound area for your games – if the goals are not out in the compound pl ease obtain them from the storage area. Under 7’s – Use the small 2 panelled blue goals and markers to set up your field. Please return the goals and markers to the compound area at the compl etion of the game.
Under 8’s - Use the 3 panel blue goals and markers to set up your field. Under 9’s use the same size goals and field. U9’s to remove goals and markers a nd return to the compound area at the completion of the game. Under 10’s - Use the 4 panel blue goals and markers to set up your field. Under 11’s use the same size goals and field. U11’s to remove goals and mar kers and return to the compound area at the completion of the game. Again please remember to check the notice board – T his will advise if you will need
to setup and take down your playing field.
COACHES AND MANAGERS ARE ASKED TO HAVE PARENTS ORGA NISED FOR THE SETTING UP OF FIELDS AND TAKING DOWN AND TO REM EMBER THAT ANOTHER GAME COULD BE FOLLOWING AND IT WILL NEED SE TTING UP BY
THAT TEAM – SO PLEASE BE QUICK. COMPETITIVE –
Under 12’s who play at the earlier time slot will n eed to set up the field and the team who plays the last game of the day will be required to remove the nets and corner flags and return to the trailer or
back to Latham if playing at Scullin. Again please remember to check the notice board – T his will advise if you will need
to setup and take down your playing field. Note:
Games must start on time, any delay in setting up o f the ground or teams being ready to play will result in YOUR MATCH being cut s hort, so give yourself at least
30 minutes before match time.
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ACT NORTHSIDE CLUBS SMALL SIDED GAMES RULES Inter-club games between Belsouth, Belwest, Burgmann, Gungahlin, Radford and Yass for U7, U8 and U9’s are played according to the FIFA Laws of the Game with the below rule modifications, unless otherwise specified. This Guide summarises the rules for U7-U11 matches which are covered by the FFA/Capital Football rules for Small Sided Games. The Guide has no standing other than for internal use but is provided to assist coaches, managers and parents to understand the rules
Under 7
Under 8 & 9
Under 10 & 11
Field Sizes 30m x 20m
¼ full size pitch Min:40m x 30m
Max: 50m x 40m
½ full pitch Min: 60m x 40m Max: 70m x 50m
Field Markings Markers or painted lines Markers or painted lines Markers or painted lines
Goal Size 1.5m x 0.9m (min) 2.4m x 1.2m (max)
2.5m x 2.0m (min) 3.6m x 2.0m (max)
3.6m x 2.0m (min) 5.0m x 2.0m (max)
Goal Type Marker, Poles, Goals Marker, Poles, Goals Marker, Poles, Goals Penalty Area Not required 5m long x 12m wide 5m long x 12m wide Centre Circle 4.5m radius 4.5m radius 4.5m radius No. of Players 5 7 max, 5 min 9 max, 7 min
Goalkeeper 2&3 NO
YES, must throw or roll the ball or play it on the ground with their feet.
When the goalkeeper has possession of the ball the opposition must retire 4.5 metres. A goalkeeper has possession of the ball if they have placed it on the
ground inside the penalty area, ready to kick it into play.
YES, must throw or roll the ball to release it, or play it on the
ground with their feet.
On Field Coaches YES N/A N/A
Interchange Unlimited, from near halfway, any time during play
Unlimited, from near halfway, any time during play
Unlimited, from near halfway, any time during play
Game Duration
U7 - 2 x 15 minutes 2 x 20 minutes 2 x 25 minutes
Half Time Break 5 minutes (max) 5 minutes (max) 5 minutes (max) Ball Size Size 3 Size 3 Size 4 Match Cards Not Required Not Required Not Required Numbered Shirts Not Required Not Required Not Required
Offside
No offside - Consistent with the Game Leader concept, the
referee will encourage fair play and discourage practices which
give a team an unfair advantage - such as placing attackers in front of unguarded goals or defenders in walls in front of goals, attackers being blatantly and consistently between the goal and the last
defender or using quasi-goalkeepers.
No offside - Consistent with the Game Leader concept, the referee will
encourage fair play and discourage practices which give a team an unfair advantage – such as players being
blatantly and consistently between the goal and the last defender.
No offside
Free Kicks Indirect Indirect except penalty kicks Indirect except penalty kicks Restarts for a free kick 4
Opposition to retire 4.5m from the ball
Opposition to retire 4.5m from the ball Opposition to retire 4.5m from the ball
Penalty Kicks 5 NO
YES : from 8m directly in front of goal. All
other players to be outside the penalty area and 4.5m from the ball.
YES : from 8m directly in front of goal. All other players to be outside
the penalty area and 4.5m from the ball.
Slide Tackles NO NO Apply LOTG
Goals
For a goal to be awarded following any restart of play the ball must touch another player
before entering the goal. A goal will not be awarded if a
kick from the attacker’s half has not touched a second player of the same team before entering
the goal.
For a goal to be awarded following any restart of play (other than for a penalty kick) the ball must touch another player before entering the goal. A goal will not be awarded if a kick from the attacker’s half has not touched a second player of
the same team before entering the goal.
Apply LOTG
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Under 7
Under 8 & 9
Under 10 & 11
Kick-off From centre, must pass the ball, cannot score directly from a kick-
off
From centre, must pass the ball, cannot score directly from a kick-off
From centre, must pass the ball, cannot score directly from a kick-
off
Goal kicks From goal line, may kick pass or
dribble the ball, opposition to retire to the halfway line
From anywhere in penalty area, cannot touch twice, opposition retires 4.5m
From anywhere in penalty area, cannot touch twice, opposition
retires 4.5m
Corner kicks From near the corner opposition to retire 4.5m from ball
From near the corner opposition to retire 4.5m from ball
From near the corner opposition to retire 4.5m from
ball
Throw-In’s Kick-In’s
Players may use a throw-in or a kick-in to return the ball to play.
Both should be taken from behind the side line with the opposition retiring 4.5m. After the second
throw-in attempt play will continue.
Ball will be Thrown-In Two attempts by player
U10 -Two attempts by player U11 – One attempt
Misconduct – minor offence
Have the coach talk to the player off the field about the
infringement, the player may be replaced.
Have the coach talk to the player off the field about the infringement. The player
may be replaced
Have the coach talk to the player off the field about the
infringement. The player may be replaced
Misconduct – major offence 6
Send the player off for the remainder of the match. The
player may be replaced
Send the player off for the remainder of the match, the player may be replaced
Send the player off for the remainder of the match, the
player may be replaced
Goalkeeper walking into own goal with the ball
Not applicable A goal shall NOT be awarded U10 - a goal shall NOT be
awarded U11 – a goal shall be awarded.
Referee 7 Game Leader or Beginning Junior Referee
Instructing Referee Instructing Referee
Notes (U7-U11): 1. Players Equipment: A player taking the field of play should not wear anything that is dangerous to
themselves or another player. This includes, but is not limited to, caps or hats with hard brims (other than goalkeepers), plaster or fibreglass casts and any jewellery (which must be removed, not taped). Medi-Alert bracelets must be taped if worn. Boots or training shoes and shin guards must be worn and the shin guards must be fully covered by socks.
2. Goalkeepers: Goalkeepers may not punt kick or drop kick the ball directly from their hands. In U10-U11 during open play attackers may challenge for the ball when the goalkeeper has placed the ball on the ground to kick it.
3. Goalkeepers holding the ball for more than 6 seconds: Goal keepers should be encouraged to release the ball early rather than being penalised.
4. Free Kicks: Indirect free kicks for offences occurring inside the penalty area (U9-U11) shall be taken from the nearest point on the front of the penalty area closest to where the offence occurred.
5. Penalty Kicks: These are awarded for any offence under Law 12 that would normally result in a direct free kick. Coaches should rotate penalty takers through their respective teams.
6. Misconduct – major offence: Referees should forward the report to their Referee Coordinator for distribution to the player’s club. The player’s club is to take any administrative action.
7. Referees Role: Referees introduce players to a slightly more formal approach but still adopt a Game Leader approach - fun, relaxed, explaining rules as required and allowing games to flow. For U7-U9 matches, referees are to be paid by the home club.
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REFEREE FEE SCHEDULE - UNDER 10 TO UNDER 18
REFEREES AND ASSISTANT REFEREES It is the desire of all clubs to have referees appointed for all games, sometimes this is not the case and you may find that there is no referee appointed to your game. Should a referee not be in attendance, then the visiting team has first choice in nominating a referee, it is important that a referee is decided upon by mutual agreement of both Managers. This referee then assumes full control as if he/she is a fully qualified referee. This rule also applies when playing away, and we assume the visiting role so please ensure that whoever referees is competent as it is in your team’s best interests. The Coach or Manager is the only person allowed to approach a referee. It is hoped to provide qualified Assistants for all Division One games at home. Sometimes this is not possible, and you may be asked to provide an Assistant prior to kick off. The volunteer must check with the referee as to what he/she is to do. There are courses specifically designed for people who only wish to be Assistants, if you are interested, and it is in your best interest to have as many qualified people with you as possible, check with the club for the next course dates. When playing at home the Referee and Assistants are paid half the stated fee by the Club. When playing away the Manager must pay half the stated fee to the Referee and Assistants for all games. If you have to pay fees then you make a claim to the Club for Reimbursement. Claims must be made on a claim form and may be collected from the canteen. Only officially appointed Referees and Assistants are entitled to be paid half the stated fee.
Referees and Assistant Referees at Junior Games shall be paid prior to the commencement of the game,
with each competing team liable for half the fee(s) due.
Note: You only pay half of the stated fee.
TEAM ALLOCATION DAYS U10’S AND ABOVE
Capital Football runs teams from U10 upwards by year and divisions. Accordingly, players from U10 upwards who wish to be considered for selection in a team playing at a more competitive level are asked to attend the Belwest team allocation days in order for Belwest to assess the most appropriate level of competition for them. Social division players and younger players (U9 and below) will be placed in teams according to friendship groups, schools and residential address. All efforts will be made to group friends together. If you are unable to attend a team allocation day but still wish to be assessed, please contact your registrar.
Age Groups Game Referee
$ Assistant Referee
$
Under 18 $44.00 $22.00
Under 16 $38.00 $19.00
Under 15 $34.00 $17.00
Under 14 $30.00 $15.00
Under 13 $26.00 $13.00
Under 12 $22.00 $11.00
Under 11 $16.00 $8.00
Under 10 $14.00 $7.00
Season 2012 7
2012 NEW MATCHCARDS
This year will see the roll out of a new matchcard pad from Capital Football, They have been updated so it will “flow” better and should make it easier for everyone to fill out correctly. Below is a picture of the new match card filled out as a sample. As we have a few old ones left over you may still use last season’s match cards, so there isn’t too much wastage. Details on the completion are found in Part B of the coaches and managers folder.