Aims & Objectives Committee members The duties of the committee Qualifications Child Protection FA Charter standard Club Rules
Codes of conduct Parents Managers Players Spectators
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Failsworth Dynamos FC was founded formally in 1997 and will celebrate 13 years as a club this year. After a successful run under the Chairmanship of Leo Turner, recently the larger club was divided into three separate sections to make the management of such a big football club easier for the volunteers. We now have junior, youth and open age sections and across these groups we operate with 27 teams and 400 players ranging from U5’s to open age for boys, youths and men and U10’s & U12's girls. Thankfully despite standing down from his role as Chairman, Leo retains a vital role within the club structure, now looking after the day to day running of the open age section and involving himself heavily across various club initiatives.
The Club is an FA Community Charter Standard Club, this means that we have been audited by the Football Association and meet all the necessary requirements and criterea for the first class progression of young footballers in a safe and friendly environment.
All new managers are screened carefully to ensure that all Community Charter Standard requirements are met and all coaches are qualified to at least FA level 1. The club has a clear constitution which is issued to every player and manager and the full committee consisting of all club officials, managers and coaches meet every month to review progress and improve the club.
On the field of play our success and achievements are second to none and more importantly the club prides itself on being friendly and family orientated and sets itself a challenge of finding the correct balance between success both on the pitch and off it with player welfare being of paramount importance. Below you will find just some of the rules, regulations & guidelines that we adhere and operate within.
If you want to know more about the Club, contact our Honorary Club President Neil Blood or any other official at the Club. |
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Aims & Objectives
• To provide a friendly and safe environment suitable for children to train & play football in.
• To promote teamwork, sportsmanship and good behaviour both on and off the field of play.
• To develop and progress football skills.
• To foster and promote the sport of football at all levels and ages, providing opportunities for recreation, competition and participation. |
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Committee members
Neil Blood (Hon President) Leo Turner (Open Age Representative)
Tony Jordan (Dynamos Junior's Chairman)
John Bentley (Dynamos Junior's Welfare Officer)
Mike Carr (Dynamos Junior's Secretary) Deborah Blood (Dynamos Junior's Treasurer)
Tony Tapper (Dynamos Junior's Deputy Chairman)
Phil Evans (Dynamos Youth Chairman) Karen Wetton (Dynamos Youth Treasurer) Michelle Higgins (Dynamos Youth Secretary)
Wayne Joynes (Dynamos FC Chairman)
Kerry Fallon (Dynamos Ladies FC Chairwoman)
Luke Mack (Dynamos Open Age Sundays Chairman)
Plus all Team Managers, Assistant Managers, Coaches & Parent Reps.
The duties of the committee
• To control the affairs of the Club.
• To keep accurate accounts of the finances of the Club.
• To maintain a bank account for the Club.
• To make decisions on the basis of a simple majority vote.
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Qualifications
As a club we endeavour to coach the players to the best of our ability. To aid us to do this, we undertake training courses:
• All new managers will be screened by the club and undertake a Criminal Records check through the FA’s CRB unit.
• Team Managers and Assistants are to be trained to at least the FA Junior Team Managers – Level 1 certificate.
• At least two coaches of the club will be trained to FA Level 2.
• A member of each team will undertake to be trained in First Aid and attained a suitable certificate of achievement.
• One team manager at the club is the lead ‘Child Protection’ officer for the club (Welfare Officer) and will relay information obtained to the remainder of our team managers and coaches who will have all attended a child protection workshop (now known as Safeguarding Children). |
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Child Protection
The club conforms to and works within the guidelines laid down by the Football Association and other organizations dealing with ‘safeguarding’ children and young people. |
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FA Charter standard
The club has achieved the FA Community Charter standard status both as a Junior and Adult club in order to continually improve the standards of its coaching, management and internal procedures. Its aim is to achieve the Community Standard in 2010. |
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Club Rules
• Subscriptions are for club membership and must be paid monthly to the club by standing order or as a last resort by cash.
• Registrations are to be paid by the given due date at the start of each season.
• Players / Spectators booked or sent off must pay their own fine (FA Rules)
• Kits must be kept in good, clean condition and must not be worn outside of club activities. Any kit damaged or lost must be replaced at the expense of the player or parent / guardian.
• Team and squad selection is the responsibility of the team managers and their assistants, not an issue dealt with at committee level or by parents.
• Any junior member found supplying or using alcohol or drugs will be expelled from the club (no exceptions).
• All matters concerning the club must be put before the committee.
Any changes or amendments to the information contained within this constitution can only take place at either the AGM or at a special general meeting where not less than two thirds of the members of the committee must attend.
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Football, particularly Junior Football, is a very competitive sport and this is demonstrated both on and off the pitch. Failsworth Dynamos recognise the difficulties that all clubs face in allowing a competitive approach but maintaining a very high level of sportsmanship amongst players and supporters.
This page is intended to help as guidelines for our Managers, Parents, Players & Supporters in terms of their approach in their roles within the club: |
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Parents:
• Support the team not just your own child
• Always try and assist the team managers
• Respect match officials and their decisions at all times (right or wrong)
• Let your behaviour set the right example to the children
• Encourage your child positively
• Do not criticise
• Allow Managers to manage and coach
• Support fundraising activities & events |
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Managers:
• Treat the players fairly at all times • Attend the club monthly meetings or make sure a deputy represents you.
• Ensure that all club money is paid into the treasurer on a monthly basis together with the summary sheet of moneys paid in and out.
• Seek to improve and progress players by nurturing, monitoring and coaching.
• Abide by FA rules and regulations
• Respect the decisions of match officials
• Be responsible for the players during training and matches
• Abide by and work within Child Protection guidelines.
• Be aware of the clubs rules and procedures
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Players:
• Always show respect for your team mates, team manager, the opposition and officials
• Bad behaviour, including fighting or swearing is not acceptable at training or on matchdays.
• Play to enjoy the game, not just to please your parents or team manager.
• Always accept the match officials’ decisions even if you think they are wrong. Remember we all make mistakes
• Always try your best. That is all anybody will ask of you.
• Do not bully and do not accept bullying. If seen, always report it to a team manager or parent.
• Have Fun !!!!!!!!!
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Spectators:
All spectators are asked to conduct themselves in a reasonable manner at all times and set a good example to the players and keep the good name of the club.
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