All Managers are required to register on www.myfootballclub.com.au as a "Manager"
Below is an outline of manager duties throughout the season:
Managers must wear the yellow jacket* at all times during games. This is so you are clearly visible to match officials.
U10 and over only
Always ensure you team’s behaviour (including players, coaches and spectators) is appropriate and in line with our codes of conduct
Ensure the match ball is always at the game and is properly inflated. At Grays Point Oval a pump is available
Make sure all players:
* Fines apply from the Sutherland Shire Football Association if this is not done.
Schedule a training time, in conjunction with their team and the GPSC committee. It's essential to consult the club - with so many teams, we need
to ensure everyone gets fair use of the grounds. Email the Secretary : secretary@grayspointsoccer.com.au to request the training time.
The approved team training time will be notified prior to season start.
If your team would like to have a pre-season trial game with a team within GPSC or from another club, the manager will organise trial game.
Generally, the club does not organise trial games. The trial game sanction form located in the Documents and Forms is required to be filled in and submitted prior to the game for approval to the GPSC Secretary secretary@grayspointsoccer.com.au
If the form is not submitted and approved, the players will not be covered by insurance.
All players U12 and over are required to wear numbers of the back of their playing strip shirt. Arrange with GPSC Gear Steward gear@grayspointsoccer.com.au to have shirt numbers put on prior to the season start.
Attend the pre season coaches and managers meeting to pickup your team's kit bag (if required) and manager's guide. All teams are provided with a match ball, yellow jacket and goalie jersey (except u6-u10), kit bag - containing bibs and cones.
Complete an accident report form in the event of any injuries. On game days, these are available at ground control offices (any ground). For incidents at training, contact the Club Secretary at secretary@grayspointsoccer.com.au who will complete a report for you.
Submit match reports and/or photos from your team’s weekend game (or nominate someone else to do it). Go to the match reports section to see how>>
Wet weather occasionally forces training and games to be cancelled
Training
During the week, Sutherland Shire Council determines if fields are playable. If the grounds are closed, under no circumstances is training to go ahead, as Council can impose fines. In the event of wet weather:
Game days
The SSFA determines if games are played. The Council Wet Weather Line doesn’t apply on the weekends. In the event of wet weather:
- You will receive an email from GPSC if games are cancelled. You can also check www.grayspointsoccer.com.au for updates.
- Inform your team. For early games, the decision may not come before you need to leave for the game. Unfortunately, this is unavoidable, due to the grounds not being inspected by the SSFA until 7am. Also note that just because some games are called off, others may go ahead. Eg. morning games could be off, while afternoon games are on.
At training, GPSC events and games, always ensure your team behaviour is appropriate and inline with our codes of conduct. Deal with any issues promptly, seriously and sensitively. For general issues, contact the appropriate committee person. For sensitive issues, contact the member protection officer (MPO) vicepresident@grayspointsoccer.com.au or GPSC secretary secretary@grayspointsoccer.com.au
The match ball, jacket, goalie jersey and any kit bag provided remains the property of the club. Team manager's are responsible for returning it
at the end of the season. Details of where and when will be advised.
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