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Ionians U10 2009/2010
Comments - Code
When leaving comments members or visitors shall not publish or cause to be published criticism of the manner in which a referee or touch judge handled a Match. Comments shall not engage in any conduct or any activity on or off the field that may impair public confidence in the honest and orderly conduct of any Match, tour, tournament or in the integrity and good character of any Person. All comments shall promote the reputation of the Game and each manager and/or moderator shall take all possible steps to prevent it from being brought into disrepute . Players and supporters shall not abuse, threaten or intimidate a referee, touch judge, Match Official, player , parent whether on or off
the field of play within the comments field of the blog. Comments shall not use crude or abusive language or gestures towards referees, touch judges, Match Officials, spectators, players and
parents. Players, members of the blog and supporters shall not do anything which is likely to intimidate, offend, insult, humiliate or discriminate against any other Person on the ground of their religion, race, colour, national or ethnic origin, age or ability.
the field of play within the comments field of the blog. Comments shall not use crude or abusive language or gestures towards referees, touch judges, Match Officials, spectators, players and
parents. Players, members of the blog and supporters shall not do anything which is likely to intimidate, offend, insult, humiliate or discriminate against any other Person on the ground of their religion, race, colour, national or ethnic origin, age or ability.
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Welcome to Ionians U10 2009/2010 website.
Feel free to add your feed back or comments to any subject matter posted on this blog site. It's for you aswell as the coaching and back office staff. Go on have a say on how we run the club.! Thanks
This blog is your personal diary. A daily pulpit. A collaborative space. A soapbox. A breaking-news outlet. A collection of links. Memos to the team. This blog is whatever we want it to be. In simple terms, our blog is a web site, where we can write stuff on an ongoing basis. New stuff shows up at the top, so you can all read what's new. Then why not comment on it or link to it or email us.
This blog is your personal diary. A daily pulpit. A collaborative space. A soapbox. A breaking-news outlet. A collection of links. Memos to the team. This blog is whatever we want it to be. In simple terms, our blog is a web site, where we can write stuff on an ongoing basis. New stuff shows up at the top, so you can all read what's new. Then why not comment on it or link to it or email us.
Officer of the Day Duties
(Duty days are shared out amongst the age groups and are displayed in the fixture list).
Overall Responsibility
The prime responsibility for the Officer of the Day is to ensure the smooth and safe running of the day by clear and concise organisation and preparation. The officer of the day will arbitrate any internal dispute and their decision is final.
A – Pre Match Responsibilities
The Thursday before match day of responsibility, the Officer of the Day should contact both the Mini and the Junior match secretaries to confirm matches and numbers of players expected. The fixture secretaries will communicate to the Club the expected number of players to enable them to plan for food.
If adverse weather conditions are expected on the match day (e.g. frost, snow, water-logging) the officer of the day should arrange for a pitch inspection to be made. All teams to be advised if play is cancelled to ensure journeys can be cancelled. The Club/caterers to be informed no later than 8:30am so as to cancel staff. At all times, the safety of players should be objective of any decisions made about pitch conditions. (Club – Ian McColm 07xx xxx xxx & Avocado Caterers, Sam 07979 511 478)
B – Match Day Responsibilities
Arrive early and display pitch / changing room allocations. (See “Welcome” template).
If necessary organise car park attendant.
Ensure coaches / managers are responsible for marking out their respective pitches.
Direct arriving teams to their respective changing rooms.
Place “pitch and changing room allocation” notices are placed in prominent places (template on following pages).
Obtain meal tickets and distribute the correct numbers to visiting teams and referees.
Fill Bath at half time if required.
C – Managers / Coaches Responsibilities
All coaches / managers are responsible for getting out and returning all equipment they have used e.g. flags, post protectors and other equipment to storage after completion of training or matches (This is not the responsibility of the Officer of the Day).
D – Post Match Responsibilities
Ensure that coach / managers reimburse referees for expenses and make sure that the referees have appropriate refreshments.
Make sure that the changing rooms are left presentable and any items of clothing etc. left in the changing rooms are handed to the relevant age group coach or manager.
Ensure all lights are turned off and outside doors are secured.
Final check that all equipment (post protectors, flags, pads etc) has been returned to the storage container, and that the container is locked.
Contact the M/J Chairman to advise of the number of tickets received from the caterers, given out to visitors/referees and returned to the caterers.
E - Additional Responsibilities:
The Sunday after the club fireworks party. The officer of the day to arrange a sweep across the grounds to remove debris before play or training can commence.
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Contacts (Coaches and Manager)
- ionians U9 2008/2009 season
- U9 John Carlile jacarlilefarms@btopenworld.com Manager Andy Paddison Coach Blog site started as http://ioniansrugbyu8.blogspot.com/ (07)