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Correct ID Cards

We draw your attention to Rule 5.2.10, in particular the following:

“.... Where a player is eligible and wishes to player for a higher team under this Rule, the player must apply for and obtain his/her new ID card prior to taking the field in that finals match. ......”

This section was added to the Rules after last season. Any person that plays in any final MUST have an ID card for that team. Remember you can only play in one finals division.

Should a Club require a new ID card to be produced for a particular player:

1. Notification MUST be received by the Association by 7pm Wednesday prior to the game.
2. The old card must be RETURNED in place of any new card being issued.

A player that presents an ID card stating other than the age/division of the finals game they are about to play in will not be permitted to play. Should this player still play and is later found out to have played said player will be deemed ineligible and the game will be forfeited by the offending team. Whilst referees check cards prior to the game ultimately it is the CLUBS/TEAMS RESPONSIBILITY to ensure their players are playing in accordance with the rules of this competition.

Important Notice

The Association is receiving information at various levels of persons using tobacco products within the technical area. I will remind all of the following that was issued by FNSW in August 2004:

1. Players are banned from smoking in any game they are participating in; and
2. Smoking is banned by team staff, officials, players, referees and volunteers in technical areas, access way to and from the field of play, canteen servery and preparation areas, dressing rooms, change rooms and medical rooms.

In addition to this there are also local council guidelines which much be adhered to on various grounds.

EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY – REFEREE’S WILL BE INSTRUCTED TO REMOVE ANY OFFENDER OF THE ABOVE FROM THE TECHNICAL AREA. SHOULD A TEAM OFFICIAL BE REMOVED FROM THE TECHNICAL AREA THEY ARE TO HAVE THEIR ID CARD TAKEN BY THE REFEREE AND WILL INCUR THE MADATORY 1-MATCH SUSPENSION BY THE ASSOCIATION AS A MINIMUM PENALTY. ADDITIONAL SANCTIONS/PENALTIES MAY BE IMPOSED. Any team official found to be in the technical area while under suspension will be stood down until further notice and the Club may be fined up to $250.00.

Round 15 & Final Series Weekend Schedule

Round 15: 31st July & 1st August Weekend SCHEDULE

Attached is a schedule of all games to be played.

Please check carefully to ensure that no games are missing.

Round 15 updated 29 July 2010

Final Series updated 29 July 2010

Important Memorandum

Striker Issue 9 Round 19 OUT NOW!!

Issue 9 of The Striker Out NOW!!!

The Striker updated 28 July 2010

...across all grades and ages we’d greatly appreciate all teams having a match report submitted. It takes just a few minutes and is enjoyed by most players and parents. With so many teams trying so hard to break into a winning run and others overcoming all sorts of difficulties, many people read all the match reports. Keep them coming and if you feel it appropriate to share the workload around, that’s ok, but we do ask that this be organised through your manager.

Calling for Volunteers

We are currently seeking volunteers to help out with various tasks for the club during 2010. It is sometimes easy to neglect how much work is required to keep a successful club of this size running smoothly throughout the season. We ask that anyone that considers themselves able to help out in any capacity no matter how insignificant it may seem, please contact us.

Even the smallest amount of assistance is greatly appreciated and contributes significantly to the overall operation and success of Roselands FC

Positions Vacant

Congratulations and well done to all those people who have taken on the various roles in 2010 to make sure YOUR  club continues to grow and prosper. As you can see, there are a number of roles still vacant after our AGM in 2009. These are important roles which need someone to take on, make it their own, and have a big say in how YOUR club runs. Please consider nominating for one of these vacant roles. Please contact Imad Alameddine or Maria Gissing if you are interested or want to know more. You may even enjoy yourself!!

Secretary-Vacant

Treasurer-Vacant

Sponsorship Coordinator-Vacant

Socisl Secretary-Vacant

Canteen Manager-Vacant

Fundraising-Vacant

Important Message from CDSFA Secretary

Important letter from CDSFA secretary regarding indiscipline.. Please refer to the attached pdf

Football NSW Launches ‘Project 22’

Football NSW is proud to launch ‘Project 22’, the implementation of an elite player development system aimed at producing future Socceroos and Matildas who will potentially compete at the 2022 FIFA World Cup. Read more>>

Fact Sheet Media Release Backgrounder

Small Sided Games

Roselands FC has introduced Small Sided Games as directed by Football NSW. 

Benefits of Small-sided games;
• more touches of the ball
• more shots on goal
• repeated decision-making experience
• the ball is in play far more often
• the emphasis is on player development rather than winning or losing
• more 1 v 1 attacking situations
• the game is easier to understand
• freedom of expression – no positions in early stages
• children enjoy the progressive and sequential game formats.

For further information regarding SSG please follow this link the Football NSW's official SSG website: FNSW SSG Information and on our site SSG

Hot Weather Policies

With hot weather forecast over the following weeks Football NSW provides the following Hot Weather Guidelines to all clubs and associations of Football NSW:

In accordance with duty of care and SMA Policy & Guidelines, Football NSW recommends that:

Games and training involving adults should be postponed or cancelled at 37 degrees C.

Games and training involving children should be postponed or cancelled at 32

degrees C.

•Hot Weather Policy

•Hot Weather Guidlines

•Hot Weather Heat Stress

•Hot Weather Beat he Heat

Sports Taping

NSW Sport and Recreation is currently running sports taping workshops for all your coaches, trainers, administrators, players and parents. To start of the year, we are currently running level 1 and 2 courses at Fivedock & Sydney Uni.

Sports Taping is a popular workshop which aims to provide knowledge and skills for a safe sporting arena. ‘Elasto Strapsmart’ covers:

• Beginner techniques  
• Practical advice about strapping athletes   
• Ankles 
• Fingers  
• Thumbs.

The ‘Advanced Sports Taping’ (pre-requisite: Elasto Strapsmart) course covers:

•  Extensive knowledge on sports taping and prevention of injury  
•  Knees 
•  Shoulders 
•  Foot 
•  Shin 
•  Elbow injuries.

Please click on the followng link for more information or to make a booking:

http://www.dsr.nsw.gov.au/training/sportsmed.asp

The workshops are conducted by qualified physiotherapists for a fee of $60 (including GST), with all tape, certificate and manual supplied

To make bookings, simply follow the link or call 13 13 02 and a client service consultant will be happy to assist you.

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