It is also an enjoyable game to watch as well as to play. We believe that quality soccer can and should be developed, and that it can and should be fun. Therefore, the emphasis of our program is not on who wins but how the players and teams develop, and, most importantly, did they have fun in doing so. We want all participants to reach their full, age-appropriate potential and to enjoy themselves in the process. As spectators, we must realize that the players are trying their very best and deserve our very best in the way of support and encouragement.
Negative comments have no place on the field or on the sidelines.
It is also important to recognize all good play being demonstrated, regardless of which team the player is on. The area off the field that the spectators occupy is on your own team's side, no closer than two yards from the touchline, and between the penalty areas. Under no circumstances will anyone be allowed behind the goal lines. Familiarize yourself with these field markings and remain within the area defined. Allow the coach to be the sole source of coaching during the match, communicating tactical or technical adjustments to the players.