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The following Code of Conduct is intended equally for players as well as Managers, Coaches and supporters. It is aimed at encouraging both individual and team sportsmanship on the field as well as on the sideline.

Your Club is committed to promoting the game of football through the promotion of a professional image.  Sportsmanship and positive attitude costs nothing and achieves everything.

• The Referee's decision is final and based on his/her interpretation of play. PLEASE ACCEPT THE DECISION AS FINAL, whether you think it right or wrong, show due respect and get on with the game. The Referee should, in fact, be thanked for his/her contribution to the game at its conclusion.
  
• The Club DOES NOT support swearing at, sledging or criticism of Referees, opposition players or their supporters.  These actions reflect on the team as a whole, and in turn on the Club and are NOT acceptable.
  
• Individual efforts should be directed toward a team result.  Offer positive encouragement and support to your team-mates both on and off the field.
  
• Supporters are encouraged to offer POSITIVE SUPPORT to their team as much as they like, however PLEASE LEAVE coaching and player instruction to the Coach only.
  
• You become an ambassador of the Club when you wear our playing strip, so please remember your responsibility and PROMOTE THE IMAGE OF THE CLUB THROUGH YOUR ACTIONS.
  
• Leave any on-field incidents, on the field, at the conclusion of the game.
  
• Skillful play by players of either team should be duly acknowledged.
  
• Play by the rules of the game.  Observe sportsmanship and fair play, and play to win. 

PLEASE NOTE:  Violent play should be rejected by the team as a whole, as Forest Killarney Football Club deems it COMPLETELY UNACCEPTABLE.

Please remember, continued failure to comply with the Code could result in the cancellation, or suspension, of registration and/or membership

If you are given a red card by the Referee and sent from the field of play, the following is a general outline of the process undertaken and the requirements of the player.

• Certain offences attract stipulated penalties for which Judiciary attendance may not be required.  If so, you will be notified through the Club and will have the choice of accepting the penalty and the possibility of a one game deduction for non-appearance, or you can choose to appear before the Judiciary which may or may not achieve a favourable outcome.
  
• If you are required to attend the Judiciary, you will be advised of the night of the hearing.  Cases are heard at MWFA Clubhouse, Cromer Park on a first-in, first-served basis.  A book is available from 6:30 pm in which to register your name, and cases are heard in that order.  You are not permitted to play until your case has been heard and finalized and you have the right to have witnesses attend your hearing with you to help your case.
  
• You have the right to appeal your Judiciary sentence, however an appeal will only be heard on the basis of the presentation of new evidence and notice of appeal plus an outline of the new evidence to be presented must be given in writing to the MWFA within 48 hours of the Judiciary hearing.  The Club Committee will offer advice on how to conduct an appeal, however payment of the Appeal Fee and carrying out the appeal is the responsibility of the player concerned.
  
• Further appeals can be directed through Soccer NSW, again at the expense of the player.
  
• The MWFA will advise when the card will be available following serving of any Judiciary sentence imposed and collection of the card is again the responsibility of the player involved.  Any enquiries you wish to direct to the MWFA MUST be directed through the Club Secretary or Competition Secretary