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2010 Eltham Redbacks MembersWelcome Kit


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Welcome to the Eltham Redbacks Football Club.

Welcome to all new members and returning members for season 2010.

The 2010 season is a new and exciting time for the Eltham RedbacksFootball Club. This season sees the club proudly having the premiertraining and playing surface in the North East of Melbourne. During theoff season a Premier League standard FIFA 1 Star Artificial pitch withnight game quality lighting has been installed on the main pitch infront of the club rooms and the top pitch has been redevelopment withan underground drip watering system installed, resurfaced with adrought resistant summer grass surface and all protected with a newrabbit proof fence.

With the new infrastructure, the club has relaunched itself with a new

name, club logo, club uniform and a new football program. All thesechanges are designed to take the club forward into the future andprovide the best possible environment we can to allow all our playersto develop into the best footballers that they can be.

The club is also launching a new social program so that we can all havefun along the way. So watch out for the great functions we are going tohave and ensure that you dont miss out on all the fun.

Remember with a club you get out, want you put in - so please makesure that your presence is know and help drive this club of ours to

success in 2010.

Hopefully this Members Welcome Kit will provide you the informationto allow you to have an enjoyable season with the club. If you needmore information, please ask you team manager and if they cant helpyou, send me an email at [email protected] Iwill get someone to answer your question.

I wish you all the best in season 2010.

Cameron LockhartClub President

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Key Contacts

Club: Name Contact No.

Email

President:

CameronLockhart

0458024

441

[email protected]

Vice PresidentFootball

Ops

TBA TBA [email protected]

Secretary:

TBA TBA [email protected]

Treasurer:

SteveKatona

0419258210

[email protected]

Senior sRegistrar

:

RyanAdams

TBA [email protected]

JuniorsRegistrar

:

CarolMcDonald


SSFRegistrar

ChristineTaylor


CoachingTechnical

Director

MurrayOvens

TBA TBA

Please direct any general enquires [email protected]

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Key Dates & Social Functions

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Club Mission/Vision Statement

Club Vision

To create a professionally run, community based, family friendly clubthat provides a superior football program and social environment thatmakes Eltham Redbacks the football club of choice in the North East ofMelbourne.

2010 Objectives

1. Provide a Superior Football Program by:

Providing an environment that promotes a love of football and

adheres to the practices of good sportsmanship and behaviour.

Establish a defined football program and curriculum from SSF to

U16s.

Establish a Saturday SSF program for up to 80 U6/7 players thatis regarded as the best in the Eltham and surrounding area.

Ensure all coaches are accredited to the clubs predetermined

coaching level for the age group that they are coaching.

Provide a management and mentoring program for all junior

coaches

2. Provide an environment where everyone has fun by;

Providing a vibrant social environment that encourages players

and supporters to socialise within the club and that all new

members are welcome.

Ensure that junior players and teams are placed into teams and

leagues that they are competitive in and not over challenged.

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3. Provide an environment for the growth of the club by;

Implement a continuous improvement process that gains the

club at minimum level 2 ACE accreditation.

Implement a program to secure loyal long term sponsors

Re-establish a Senior Women's football program at State League

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Gain Senior Mens promotion to Provisional League 2

Restore the club to a growth position in player recruitment and

retention. Target a growth of 100 players.

Establish a Volunteer Reward and Recognition Program thatencourages volunteers to volunteer to committee and other

positions for the development of the club.

Teams

The currently planned teams for 2010 are detailed below. Dependenton demand additional teams maybe added or teams combined.

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Club Layout

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FUTSAL

COURT

PUBLIC CAR PARK

HOMETEAM

COACHESBOX

AWAYTEAM

COACHESBOX

BLUE PITCH

WHITE PITCH

RED PITCH

YELLOW PITCH

MAIN PITCH

TOP PITCH

HOME

TEAM

COACHES

BOX

AWAY

TEAM

COACHES

BOX

BLUEPITCH

WHITEPITCH

REDPITCH

YELLOWP

ITCH

CLUBROOMS

HOME TEAM

CHANGE ROOM

AWAY TEAM

CHANGE ROOM

COMMUNITY HALL

REFSROOM

EQUIPTROOM

COACHES CARPARK

FIRST AID

MALE

TOILET

FEMALE

TOILET

TELEPHONE

CANTEEN

BAR

COMMITTEE

CAR PARK

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Club Training Days & Times

The 2010 Training Schedule is detailed below. Preseason training startsfor all junior teams on the week beginning

TOP PITCH TRAINING SCHEDULE

Reserved

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Membership Fees/Packages

ma eU6/U

$200

Personal Pla

Short

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Additional Merchandise Available

Item CostHat TBATracksuit TBAShorts $25Socks $10

Codes of Conduct for the Eltham RedbacksFootball Club:

The codes of conduct below have been incorporated into FFVRules of Competition and the Eltham Redbacks Footballstrongly encourage all members to adhere to these Codes ofConduct and to promote these to all other members of our clubincluding spectators and parents.

Eltham Redbacks Football Club members may have theirmembership revoked and barred from playing for and/orattendance at the club for breaches of these Codes of Conduct.

It is vital that everyone involved in sporting activities, whether they areathletes, coaches, parents, officials or supporters understand theirresponsibilities to ensure that all participants enjoy the sport.

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PLAYERS

CODE OF BEHAVIOUR

(a) Play by the Rules and within the spirit of the game;

(b) Do not argue with the match official. If you disagree, have yourcaptain or coach approach the match official during a break inplay or after the match is concluded;

(c) Control your temper. Verbal abuse of officials or other players,deliberately distracting or provoking another person is notacceptable or permitted in any sport;

(d) Maintain your focus and work hard for yourself and your team;

(e) Be a good sport and be prepared to acknowledge good playwhether it is from your team or the opposition;

(f) Treat all players as you would like to be treated. Do not interferewith, bully or take unfair advantage of another player;

(g) Cooperate with your coach, team mates and opponents. Without

them, there would be no competition;

(h) Play for your own enjoyment, and not just to please parents andcoaches;

(i) Remove all jewellery prior to training and match play, as it is ahazard to you and those around you;

(j) Do not accept or use any banned or unauthorised drug(s),including the consumption of alcohol at any time.

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COACHESCODE OF BEHAVIOUR

(a) Remember that players participate for the fun of it and that

winning is not everything;

(b) Be reasonable in your demands on younger players time, energyand enthusiasm,

(c) Teach your players to abide by the Rules and Laws of the Game;

(d) Ensure that equipment and facilities meet a reasonable safetystandard and are appropriate to the age and ability of theplayers;

(e) Modify your approach to suit the skill levels and needs of players;

(f) Develop and enhance respect between players, oppositioncoaches and the decisions of the match official;

(g) Follow the advice of a physician when determining the extent ofa players injury and beyond that, when players are returningfrom injury to training and match play;

(h) Keep up to date with the latest coaching practices (refer to

Coach Accreditation Criteria);

(i) Take time out to teach players (& others) the Laws of the Game,hence raising their awareness;

(j) Remind all players to play within the spirit of the game at alltimes;

(k) Ensure players are good sports and ensure each team membershakes the hand of their opponents at the conclusion of everymatch;

(l) Do not smoke or consume alcohol from the team bench(Technical Area) or sideline;

(m) Remember the actions of yourself and your team is reflective ofthe perception others take away with them.

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PARENTSCODE OF BEHAVIOUR

a) Remember that children play the sport for their enjoyment,and not yours;

b) Encourage children to play according to the rules and spirit ofthe game;

c) Encourage all children to participate, do not force them;

d) Focus on the childs efforts and performance rather than theresult of the activity (that is, winning or losing);

e) Encourage children to always participate according to therules;

f) Never ridicule, yell at a child for making a mistake or losing agame;

g) Remember that children learn best by example, so applaud

good play by both teams;

h) Support all efforts to remove racial and religious vilification,verbal and physical abuse from sporting activities;

i) Respect the match officials decisions and teach your child todo likewise;

j) Show respect and appreciation to Club officials, includingcoaches, officials and administrators. Ensure any issues areraised through the correct channels;

k) Smart Supporting not loud and intense but calm, relaxedand at all times positive;

l) Respect the rights, dignity and worth of every young personregardless of their gender, ability, cultural background orreligion;

m) Do not smoke or consume alcohol near the team bench(Technical Area) or sideline.

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ADMINISTRATORSCODE OF BEHAVIOUR

(a) Help coaches and officials highlight appropriate behaviour andskill development, and assist in raising the standards of coachingand officiating;

(b) Ensure everyone involved in football emphasises fair play, andnot winning at all costs;

(c) Be tolerant and calm under pressure and approach problemsolving in a supportive manner as members and players willexpect you to set an example for others;

(d) Make every effort to educate persons who breach theseguidelines from time to time.

SPECTATORSCODE OF BEHAVIOUR

a) Applaud good play and performances from both teams, and beforward in congratulating all participants on their performanceregardless of the final outcome;

b) Respect the match officials decisions on the day;

c) Condemn the use of violence in any form, be it by spectators,coaches, officials or players;

d) Show respect to for both teams when watching matches,because without them there would be no game;

e) Encourage players to follow rules and accept the decision of thematch official;

f) Do not intimidate, harass or use foul language towards, players,match officials, Club Officials or spectators.

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Club Sponsors

The following businesses support our club so please support thesebusinesses.

For further information visit our web site atwww.elthamredbacksfc.org.au

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