AFC STOCKPORT CODE OF CONDUCT
The club agrees to provide-
An undertaking that at all times, the welfare of the player will be given the highest priority
Opportunities for everybody to participate in football regardless of age;ability;gender;race;sexuality
Report to matches, training and club activities at the specified times
No use of foul and abusive language towards match officials; other players; or opposition managers' or coaches
Pick the team in a fair manner
Conduct business within the rules of the FA, County FA, and the league entered in
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Players agree -
Report to matches, training and club activities at the specified times
Wear shin-pads for matches
No jewellery when training or in matches (including watches)
No use of foul and abusive language towards match officials; other players; or opposition managers' or coaches
At no time are you to bring the club name into disrepute
Notify the MANAGER ONLY at least 24 hours prior to matches/training if you are unavailable for selection
Disciplinary Conduct
All fines are mandatory; if you can’t pay the fine, then don’t do the crime!
All monies will be handed to Jess Loydall, either at the time or within one week of incident.
All proceeds will be paid into the team kitty and will go towards new equipment and payment of fines.
Not turning up for a game without contacting management by 11am Saturday (24hr prior to game) - £5
Red card - £35 minimum (league & committee decide on final fee)
Yellow card - £10 (anyone receiving more than 4 yellow cards a season the fee will raise to £12)
All the above is NOT negotiable

AFC Stockport was established in 2003 by Lee Humphries at the Decathlon Sports Store in Stockport.
Back then the team was run to build store morale and team bonding within the Decathlon store. The club name at the time was called Decathlon Stockport.
The team/club as evolved greatly from the early days playing on astroturf pitches in, Kipsta kits on a Sunday night...to now, running as three teams and competing at competitive football with each team. Playing in Adidas kits and with Adidas balls.
Winning Leagues and Cups.

The journey hasn’t been an easy one but has been very entertaining on the way.
The 1st team  back in September 2003 would never have thought back then that the club would be where it’s at now.
The Ladies team which started with a couple of girls who use to watch the men’s team...thought they could do just as good. It’s been a long haul for the ladies with players hard to come by..but now they’re ready to take the next step.
The Reserves, an already established 6-a-side team joined up with the 1st team and with the recruitment of more players, the three teams were finally here.