CHISWICK HOMEFIELDS FC RULES/CODE OF CONDUCT
1.To attend regularly for training and matches. Target 90%. 2.To arrive in good time for each training session and all matches. 3.To inform the manager or club captain if they have to leave before the end of a training session. 4.To keep up to date with schedules and fixtures by consulting the manager or referring regularly to the club website. 5.To arrive with the appropriate kit and equipment for training and matches. 6. Arrive and leave all matches wearing the club tracksuit. 7. Respond to availability notices for training and matches within the time required. 8.To generally behave in a manner which brings credit to Chiswick Homefields Football Club. 9.Not to smoke around the changing rooms or pitch whilst representing the Club. 10.Not to consume alcohol 24hrs before a match. 11. Alcohol must only be consumed in the bar or clubhouse areas provided for each game. 12.Not to consume illegal drugs or any performance enhancing substance. 13.To pay any club fees or fines promptly on the dates required. 14.In the event of the club manager being unavailable a player with any issue must consult the club captain. 15.No player must represent another club during the season whilst registered with CHFC. 16.Each player at least twice during the season must be responsible for taking the club kit after the game. 17. Always play within the rules of the game. 1. PLAY TO WIN Winning is the object of playing any game. Never set out to lose. If you do not play to win, you are cheating your opponents, deceiving those who are watching, and also fooling yourself. Never give up against stronger opponents but never relent against weaker ones. It is an insult to any opponent to play at less than full strength. Play to win, until the final whistle. 2.PLAY FAIR Winning is without value if victory has been achieved unfairly or dishonestly. Cheating is easy, but brings no pleasure. Playing fair requires courage and character. It is also more satisfying. Fair Play always has its reward, even when the game is lost. Playing fair earns you respect, while cheats are detested. Remember: It's only a game. And games are pointless unless played fairly. 3. RESPECT OPPONENTS, TEAMMATES, REFEREES, OFFICIALS Fair Play means respect. Without opponents there can be no game. They have the same rights as you have, including the right to be respected. Your teammates are your colleagues. You form a team in which all members are equal. Referees are there to maintain discipline and Fair Play. Always accept their decisions without arguing, and help them to help you enjoy the game more. Officials are also part of the game and must be respected accordingly. 4.ACCEPT DEFEAT WITH DIGNITY Nobody wins all the time. You win some, you lose some. Learn to lose graciously. Don't seek excuses for defeat. Genuine reasons will always be self-evident. Congratulate the winners with good grace. Don't blame the referee or anyone else. Determine to do better next time. Good losers earn more respect than bad winners.
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