• RPFC will not tolerate sexual, racial, or any other type of discrimination.
• RPFC will encourage an atmosphere of openness, cooperation, respect and support.
• RPFC will encourage loyalty within the Club and the team.
• RPFC members will positively promote the image and development of the game of soccer.

FIFA Code of Conduct

• RPFC endorses FIFA’s rules for fair play:
• Play the game for the game’s sake
• Be generous when you win
• Be graceful when you lose
• Be fair always, no matter what the cost
• Obey the laws of the game
• Work for the good of your team
• Accept the decisions of the officials with good grace
• Believe in the honesty of your opponents
• Conduct yourself with honor and dignity

Coaches Code of Conduct

• Show respect for yourself, your players and your opponents.
• Do not use or tolerate abusive or profane language from any club member, coach or fan.
• Be gracious in victory and dignified in defeat.
• The Director of Coaching will review the status of any coach who is ejected from  a game..
• Do not talk to fans, opposing players, or opposing coaches during games, except to offer congratulations or assistance.
• Coaching from the sidelines is prohibited.  During games should be limited and positive.
• Do not argue with officials.  Talk to them in a positive, respectful manor.
• Do not criticize a player in front of other players.
• Support other ASSA / RPFC trainers, coaches, teams, and players.
• Wear appropriate attire to all training sessions and games in accordance with club and coaching contracts.
• Tobacco, alcohol, and all illegal drugs are prohibited when in contact with any club members.
• Improper contact or relationships with players will result in immediate expulsion.
• Coaches must not share hotel rooms with girlfriends or boyfriends.
• Coaches must attend all meetings called by the DOC
• Be well prepared. Plan your session beforehand using curriculum provided by DOC.
• Be punctual and prepared for all training sessions and games.
• Be positive with the children.  Encourage good discipline within the group.
• Ensure that the players are never left unsupervised at any stage during or after a session.
• Learn the players names, but do not use nicknames.
• Toilet breaks for young children.  Must send children in two’s (never alone) during the session as required.
• Coaches must familiarise themselves with facility fire evacuation procedure and identify emergency exists and muster points prior to their first session.
• Set high standards for yourself and the players you are coaching.  Lead by example.
• When disciplining individual players, include the Team Manager in all discussions with the player.
• Report any accidents to the Club Manager and DOC.
• If you encounter any problems with players or parents, provide a summary of the conflict to the Club Manager who will report it to the DOC.
• The coach should be the last person to leave the coaching area.  He/she should also make sure that the players collect in the equipment at the end of their session.  If you must leave a session before the players, confirm that your Team Manager will be present.
• If you are unable to attend a session you must inform the DOC.
• The coach must follow the curriculum issued by the DOC.
• If a player is injured, you must fill out an accident report and provide it to the Club Manager. 
• Understand the laws of the game and ensure that players understand and follow them.