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Player's Responsibilities
Players It is the player's responsibility:
Players Code of Conduct The following code has been designed by the players and outlines the desired conduct expected of players representing the Club. The intention of this code is to make players aware of the Club's expectations and consequently what behaviour is expected. This code exists in the best interests of the players and ultimately will benefit the Club as a whole. 1. Training Training starts at 6:00pm (be ready to warm up by this time). Times may be changed because of the requirements of the Club's partners at Ashgrove. Appropriate training gear to be worn (e.g. jerseys for scrummaging) *If for any reason a player unable to attend a training session it is the player's responsibility to contact his coach and inform them of the reason for the absence. This is the expectation of coaches and players alike and is a common courtesy to those affected. Failure to do so may result in the player not being selected for that weekend's fixture. 2. Game day Arrive at pre-determined time and place to meet up with your team (e.g. usually 1 hour before the game) Stay as a group during this time away from distractions Player's responsibility to check strapping times and be strapped on time Full Jeeps kit required (socks, shorts, polo shirt) 3. Dress code Jeeps club polo to be worn to every club game All sponsorship gear to be worn around the club Change back into Club polo after your game 4. Game day conduct Play in a disciplined and competitive manner with respect to the referee, the opposition, your own team members and yourself Players from the previous game are expected to act as reserves for the following game Stay behind after your game to support the other teams Support home game functions and stay around after Premier Grade to support the Club. 5. General conduct It is the Club's expectation that all players will conduct themselves in a way that presents the Club in a positive manner Any player found to be involved in any behaviour which brings the Club into disrepute will be subjected to the scrutiny of the Players' Council and the Committee 6. Leadership Group Player representatives across the Club will sit on this Group which will be called to action in the event that a player breaches this code of conduct to the detriment of the Club’s reputation The player in question will be required to answer to fellow club members regarding his behaviour The Council will make recommendations on appropriate actions to the Committee which will have the final say. 7. Expectations of a Jeeps player Remember that this is YOUR CLUB. Respect it at all times. Its success depends on you and since 1887 its members have been trustees for future generations. The Club and its players promote a winning culture which is built on discipline, skills, positive attitudes, respect and integrity Social behaviour as a group should be conducted in a civilised manner showing respect for the general community and neighbours and the Club which you represent. When seen together, remember that you are identified as members of GPS Rugby. You should act accordingly This code of conduct serves the greater purpose of the Club in building a true rugby and community spirit. Misconduct is detrimental to this process. Do not let your fellow members down. |
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