Match Day - After the Match
MATCH DAY - AFTER THE MATCH
Results of Matches to Football NSW
This is now the responsibility of the clubs.
Team Sheets and Caution Reports
These are supplied by the clubs and should be complete with team names and all players and substitutes listed and all copies handed to the referee before the start of the match.
At the end of the match the referee must complete all details, including the score and scorers. The authorised person from each team is to sign the team sheet verifying that all details on the sheet are correct at the end of the match. Referees' names should be printed in the spaces provided using full names.
The clubs are responsible for submitting the team sheets and caution reports to Football NSW.
DO NOT take the team sheets home with you. You will need to record separately for your own records details for send off and incident reports.
Match Fees
Match Fees are determined by Football NSW from time to time and communicated via a circular. They are usually found under the Referees section of the Football NSW website.
http://www.footballnsw.com.au/
Match Fees for the current season can be found at the link below. in the attachments to this handbook.
Income tax is no longer deducted by Football NSW.
Match Fees for Waratah Cup competitions and Championship Series (finals) of all leagues will be paid by Football NSW directly into members’ bank accounts without any income tax deduction (with the exception that Premier League First Grade will still be taxed in the Finals Series).
Fees for trial and friendly matches will be paid in cash on the day - different rates apply for trial matches.
Match fees for Premier League Grade 20 will be paid to members after the Branch has collected the money from Football NSW. This is at the direction of Football NSW.
Match fees for NPL1 U18, all NPL2, NPL2, Men's State League and all Women's matches are paid in cash on the day.
Incident Reports
If you have an incident at a match causing you to abandon a match you MUST notify the Secretary by telephone on the day of the match.
If you have an incident at a match causing the Police to be called (by yourself or someone at the ground) you MUST notify the Secretary by telephone on the day of the match.
Caution Reports
The team sheet must be completed and a copy must be given to each club at the conclusion of the match.
Where cautions or send-offs are issued, the correct caution or send-off code is to be recorded. All cautions and send-offs must be recorded; failure to do so may result in disciplinary action.
If no cautions are issued to a team "no cautions" should be written on the form. Likewise if no send-offs are issued to a team “no send-offs” should be written on the form.
The Clubs are responsible for submitting the TEam Sheets to Football NSW. Do NOT take the team sheet home with you! Remember to record, before you leave, any players’ details that you may require to complete your send-off and incident reports.
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