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A club official should:
- Set a positive example for others, particularly
children, young players and spectators.
- Promote and develop their own team having regard
to the interests of the players, spectators, the
club and the reputation of the national game.
- Share knowledge and experience when invited to do
so, taking into account the interests of the body
that has requested this rather than personal
interests.
- Avoid all forms of gamesmanship.
- Show due respect to Match Officials, assistants
and others involved in the game.
- Always have regard to the best interests of the
game, including where publicly expressing an
opinion of the game or about any particular
aspect of it, including others involved in the
game.
- Not use or tolerate inappropriate language.
A club official should:
- Make every effort to appreciate the sporting,
technical and tactical levels of the club/team.
- Give priority to the interests of the team over
individual interests.
- Resist all illegal or unsporting influences,
including banned substances and techniques.
- Promote ethical principles.
- Show due respect to the interests of players,
coaches and other officials, at their own
club/team and at others.
A club official should:
- Accept the decisions of the Match Officials
without protest.
- Avoid words or actions, which may mislead the
Match Officials.
- Show due respect towards the Match Officials.
- Refrain from entering the field of play during
the game unless representing the club in an
official capacity and only with the permission of
the Match Officials.
A club official should:
- Show due respect to the interests of spectators.
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