THE COACH. Coaches retained by FC Batavia are instructed to conduct themselves both as teachers and as soccer coaches. Nothing positive will come of the Club’s efforts if we produce world-class players who do not know how to conduct themselves as successful human beings. In this regard, you can expect FC Batavia coaches to conduct themselves as positive role models and display appropriate behavior. Our staff recognize they are dealing in an important way with young people and cannot overlook the impact they have on players’ lives. Staff are responsible for the conduct of their teams, both on and off the field, whenever the team is together as a group. We insist that our players are polite, well-behaved and respectful. Players and parents can expect honesty, appropriate communication, consistency, and reliability from the Coach. The Club and the staff are committed to giving players the tools and skills to enable them to become as good as their ability, desire, commitment, and effort allow. Coaches are committed to creating an environment that is conducive to the development of quality competitive soccer. We recognize that in life there are far more important things than soccer. In terms of priority, family and school work come first. However, if the coach sees that you are not willing to put soccer above other recreational activities during the season, it may affect your playing time and/or your status with the Club. Do not expect coaches to praise everything you do well. After a time there are things the coach will come to expect from every player. There are times when coaches will say very little, and times they may yell out instructions. There are times they will be critical of players, and other times they will be generous with praise. Players and parents are expected to take constructive criticism along with praise for a job well done, and be able to deal with both. The coach will attend practices and will coach at games. In situations where conflicts do occur, which is inevitable, the Club will attempt to designate another coach to cover that particular practice or game. It is important for players and parents to understand that coaching in soccer is overrated. Once players reach a certain level of skill, maturity and experience, they become more important to the team’s success than the coach. The coaches will make decisions as to player selections, game lineup, player positions, amount of playing time, etc. Players must be positive in fulfilling the role they ...
THE COACH. FFSC Coaches shall conduct themselves as a positive role model and display appropriate behavior at all times. The Team Coach shall schedule individual team practices for his/her respective team(s). Upon preparation for Governors/Presidents/Mayors Cup or National Cup, time commitments may increase and conflicts may occur. The Team Coach will attend as many practices and games as possible for each team, but conflicts still may occur from time to time leaving coaches unavailable for a scheduled practice or game. In situations where conflicts do occur, the BOD will designate an appropriate Coach or Assistant Coach to cover that particular practice or game. What an Assistant Coach or Cover Coach will be paid to compensate the Assistant Coach or Cover Coach for filling in and coaching for the Head Coach shall be determined by the respective Team Leadership and the Coach covering the game(s) and practice(s). It is important for players and Parents to understand that soccer is a player’s game. Once players reach a certain level of skill, with the accumulated maturity and experience, they become more important to the Team’s success than the Coach. Important Note: Any violation of FFSC Player-Parent-Coach Agreement and/or Guidelines may result in disciplinary action up to and including suspension or dismissal/removal from participation in FFSC.
THE COACH. The coaches for the IDAHO JUNIORS UNITED FC are instructed to conduct themselves first as teachers/role models and then soccer coaches. Expect all IDAHO JUNIORS UNITED FC Coaches to conduct themselves as positive role models and be the example with positive behavior(s). Our coaches understand the significance their actions play in young people’s lives. Coaches are responsible for the conduct of the team on and off the soccer field when the team is together and part of club events. Int.
