• require members to exhibit good sportsmanship at all times towards players, officials and supporters
• encourage players to showcase their individual talents while contributing to the good of the team and club
• view winning as an important goal; but focus on performance, improvement and enjoyment
• support coaches with training and resources to develop not only their teams but themselves as coaches
• rely on members volunteering their time and appreciate their efforts
• support our local community as well as have its support

• Play an effective, possession-based passing game
• Build play from the back and work the ball into the attacking third
• Be adept both with and without the ball in 1 v 1 situations
• Receive and play in tight areas while developing an understanding of when and where it is appropriate to do so

• Develop well-rounded football players in an environment which teaches respect, humility, integrity, reward through effort, and fair play at all times
• Encourage players to judge and be satisfied by their own level of mastery, improvement and performance rather than judge against others
• Use a guided-learning approach encouraging players to ask questions and understand not just ‘what’ and ‘how’, but also ‘where’, ‘why’ and ‘when’
• View mistakes as steppingstones to achievement
• Correct mistakes with specific, future-oriented instruction
• Provide a learning environment where ALL levels of players will enjoy their football experience and Use a guided-learning approach encouraging players to ask questions and understand not just ‘what’ and ‘how’, but also ‘where’, ‘why’ and ‘when’
• View mistakes as steppingstones to achievement provide a pathway for our most talented and dedicated players to play at the highest level

This is how we behave as players on the field or on the bench, coaching, officiating or spectating:

1. Play by the laws of the game.
2. Attempt to play our best football, enjoy victory but accept defeat.
3. Do not argue with the referees. Challenging the decision of a referee is more likely to result in a card than a decision being reversed.
4. Verbal abuse or ridiculing of officials, players or spectators will not be tolerated.
5. Discriminatory behaviour based on race, religion, gender or ability is unacceptable under all circumstances and may result in deregistration from the club.
6. Physical abuse of others is not acceptable even as retaliation. Walk away from inflammatory incidents.

1. Put the needs of the team ahead of your own needs. No individual is bigger than the team. No team is bigger than the Club.
2. Deliver on your commitments to your teammates.
3. Cooperate with your coach, teammates, match officials and Club management. This includes setting up and packing away as necessary.
4. Inform the coach of any absence from training and matches with adequate notice.
5. Turn up to matches and training on time.
6. Wear the full Club kit during the match and warm up kit.
7. Assist other teams when they have players temporarily unavailable.
8. Respect Club management who serve voluntarily for your benefit.
9. Show hospitality to officials, opposing players and spectators.
10. Look after club equipment and ensure facilities are left tidy and locked.
11. Channel all complaints straight to suitable Club officials in a constructive manner.

Mosman FC embraces a fun culture to celebrate and encourage each other.

1. Respect standards of social behaviour that are not aggressive.
2. Avoid language which is vulgar, threatening or discriminatory.
3. Show suitable support for Club sponsors.
4. Maintain responsible use of alcohol for yourself and other Club members.
5. Members are encouraged to dress suitably and wear Club attire.

Comments on public forums including Facebook, Twitter and the Club website should, at all times, be respectful and constructive.

Mosman FC’s code of conduct applies at all Club functions including matches, training sessions, social events and other Club activities.

Breaches of the Club’s code of conduct will be referred to an internal review set by the Club committee. The Club has the right to issue:

1. A verbal or written warning or a fine
2. Suspension from matches and or training
3. Expulsion from the Club

Code violations may be actioned by the Club regardless of any official citing by either match officials or opposing Clubs.

Penalties may be issued by the Club in addition to penalties issued by MWFA’s disciplinary tribunal.

Any dispute or appeal should be directed in writing to the Club Secretary.