Player's Code of Conduct

• Play by the rules
• Do not argue with the match official. If you disagree, have your captain or coach approach the match official during a break in play or after the match.
• Control your temper. Verbal abuse of officials or other players, deliberately distracting or provoking an opponent is not acceptable or permitted in any sport
• Maintain your focus and work hard for yourself and your team.
• Be a good sport and be prepared to acknowledge good play whether it is from your team or the opposition.
• Treat all players or officials, as you would like to be treated.
• Cooporate with your coach, team mates and opponents. Without them there would be no game.
• Remove all jewellery prior to training and match play, as it is a hazard to you and those around you.

Marshall's Code of Conduct

• Ensure that spectators obey the spectator's code of conduct.
• Assist the match official if they request your help
• The Bayside Soccer Federation and Football Federation of Victoria require each club to provide two marshals at home matches.
• Each marshal is to wear a designated top to identify that person as a marshal.
• Marshals should not be drinking alcohol while on duty

Spectator's Code of Conduct

• Remember we play for fun, not for the entertrainment of spectators.
• Applaud good play and performance from both teams.
• Respect the match official's decisions on the day. If there is a disagreement, follow the appopriate procedure in order to query the decision.
• Spectators are not allowed to be on the interchange bench. Please remain behind the rope.
• No alcohol or smoking allowed on the interchange bench.
• Condemn the use of violence in any form, be it by spectators, coaches, officials, or players.
• Show respect for both teams when watching matches, because without them there would be no game.
• Encourage players to obey the rules and decision of the officials.
• Demonstrate appropriate social behaviour by not using foul language, harassing players or coaches.
• Avoid the use of derogatory language based on gender, race or impairment.
• Spectators cannot bring their own alcohol to opposition grounds. This is against the law as well as being plain rude. Bar sales help many clubs stay afloat. Support your fellow clubs.
• The club will not be responsible for individual spectators' fines.
• Note: all actions taken by officials, spectators will affect your team/club.