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Youth football fines
- Thread starter macky
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I'm glad, you saved me typing a scathing response too!
The unedited response of yours was a lot more accurate.
Rooney got 2 weeks for Drink Driving count yourself lucky.
The Sussex Fa are useless and weak! all this safeguarding stuff the Fa try to enforce is just a smokescreen to try and cover up all the problems in youth football . it may well keep out criminals but it doesnt do anything to eradicate all the toxic morons involved in youth football! The relevant football authorities should buck there ideas up and stop worrying about there company cars, which are most likely funded by fines! ****ing joke!
sjamesb3466
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Yeah but I realised I was probably being a bit of a ****. I try to save my really harsh comments for BG.
So was he! Anyhow you should have the courage of your own convictions and believe in your initial gut reaction...
drew
Drew
So a little jostling escalated with your son raising his hand, presumably threateningly so probably deserved to go off. Did the other boy threaten your son? I suspect not otherwise he would have been sent off as well. As for the fine, whilst the club will pay surely you have a moral duty to reimburse them.
It's all well and good teaching your son to stand up for himself but he's obviously got the wrong message if he thinks trying to hit someone is the way to go about it. He'll find himself regularly banned if he chooses to stay in football.
Finally, sin bins are, I believe, only for dissent.
It's all well and good teaching your son to stand up for himself but he's obviously got the wrong message if he thinks trying to hit someone is the way to go about it. He'll find himself regularly banned if he chooses to stay in football.
Finally, sin bins are, I believe, only for dissent.
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Since My son started playing The amount of out and out cheating I have seen Is beyond belief Kids football is full of it My boy played for one club where the manager went round and threatened one of the parents Making him cry in his own house In front of his family This was a supposedly FA charter club Nothing was done Same club abused a 16 girl ref the manager started swearing and the kids followed suit Jeering and swearing at her as she walked off I heard they were fined £25 Where is the fair play in that
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- #109
I'm not saying he did not deserve to go What I'm trying to say is £35 is too much for a 12 year old
Crispy Ambulance
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Sin bins are only being trialled for offences of dissent, either by word or action. All other offences are subject to existing outcomes, ie, yellow or red cards. Therefore, the OP's son's 'offence' was not applicable for him to be sin binned.
The Wookiee
Back From The Dead
if a youngster gets sent off, then so what he or the parent has to pay a fine ! It’s all good in my opinion because it sets the standard at an early level. Hopefully The youngsters will learn from this
drew
Drew
Why should it relate to what his 'pocket money' is. Does he buy his own football boots, training gear etc. I doubt it. So, you have to pay on his behalf (reimburse his club) but surely if you think he was wrong then you might punish him some other way, stop his wi-fi, ground him or something so that he might think twice before doing it again.
Thanks.
Not exactly what we'd been told. Yes I know I could find this out if I'd read up more closely but our inter club briefing simply stated that we had to make a technical area for sin bins and that, at under 11 level, this would be the next stepping stone from mini football where coaches refereed and players were conveniently substituted if they got out of order.
I think what this thread shows is that there is no consistent understanding, or application,of the rules between coaches, secretaries and parents.
I'm not sure well meaning volunteers are good for the development of our game and I speak as a well meaning volunteer.
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What I'm trying to get across Is if the fine was in relation to his age It would make it easier to make him pay his self So that he does understand Why should he pay the same fine as a adult And why should I pay it I never raised my hand People go on about him learning his lesson But all I can see is him learning it's ok dad will bail me out
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Don't bother to appeal it will be a waste of time, they won't go against the Ref, as it may stop him or others doing the job in the future. I appealed once, it totally fell on deaf ears the ref was present and looking very smug he knew he was untouchable.
I would let it go and try and get your lad to cool it a bit before he gets a reputation that may not even be warranted.
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Not many people know the rules Concerning kids football And if you try to find out It's very well hidden
drew
Drew
He'll only think it's ok as dad will bail him out if all you do is actually pay it and not penalise him.
Sounds like boxing might be a more suitable sport for the lad.
McTavish
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- Nov 5, 2014
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If you can't do the time, don't do the crime.