FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What do I do if I think any player or young person is not getting a fair go in a team?

What happens if a player receives a Red Card in a game?

Wet weather cancellations?

 

What do I do if I think any player or young person is not getting a fair go in a team?

1)      Discuss the issue with the responsible Coach or Manager.

Note: - It is strongly recommended that you do not attempt to do this before or after a match or prior to training. At these times the Coach and or Manager are likely to be extremely busy and probably unable to give your issue the attention it needs. Make an arrangement to talk to them at some other mutually agreeable time.

2)      If you are not able to deal directly with the coach or Manager or are dissatisfied with the outcome, your next option is to discuss the issue with the Coaching Coordinator.

3)      If the Coaching Coordinator is unavailable, make a written complaint to the BMSC Secretary who will bring the matter to the attention of the full Committee at the next scheduled Meeting.

What happens if a player receives a Red Card in a game?

Firstly, it is the responsibility of the BMSC team Manager to take the players ID card to the referee either at half time or at the end of the game. If you wish to appeal the send off you must notify the BMSC Competition Secretary ASAP.

Generally, the player will receive an automatic one-match suspension and will not need to attend a meeting of the NDSFA P&D.

Wet weather cancellations?

If the NDSFA or another Club cancels either a game, the BMSC Competition Secretary will advise your Team Manager who in turn will advise you.

If in doubt, call your coach or Manager.

Note: - It is strongly recommended that each team makes specific arrangements for general matters like these at the start of the season.

Games can be called off due to wet weather in the following ways:

The NDSFA Competition Secretary will call all games off if Councils in the NDSFA area ‘close their’ grounds. Note, arrangements such these should be discussed / agreed at a team meeting at the start of the season.

The NDSFA Competition Secretary will call games off scheduled to take place on grounds closed by individual Councils in the NDSFA area. . In these circumstances, the BMSC Competition Secretary will advise the affected BMSC team Managers of the cancellation. The Team Manager will advise the team members. Again, if in doubt, ring your Team Manager

 Individual clubs will close their grounds. In these circumstances, either the other Club Competition Secretary or the NDSFA Competition Secretary will advise the BMSC Secretary who will advise the affected BMSC teams.

Note – These cancellations can occur ‘at the last minute’ there have been occasions where teams have travelled to games only to find that the grounds have been closed. Every effort is made to avoid this, but it does happen.

 

 

 

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