Corinthian-Casuals Football Club (“The Club”) recognises the special relationship between the Club and its supporters. It also recognises and respects the invaluable contribution that supporters and volunteers make to the life of the Club. Since its formation in 1882, the club has been run entirely by volunteer members and remains proud of its rich history and traditions. As such, the Members’ Committee will make every effort to ensure that supporters are provided with a responsible role in the affairs of the Club and will ensure that its policies and practices are open, accessible and communicated as effectively as possible with its supporters.

It is our goal to encourage trust and communication between everyone involved in the club and to create a positive 'working together' attitude which will make the football club stronger.

The Club is committed to providing an enjoyable experience for all our supporters and visitors and is also committed to confront and eliminate discrimination whether by reason of age, gender, creed or religion, colour, race, disability, sexual orientation or ethnic or national origin. It is our aim to be fully accessible and inclusive and we encourage supporters to embrace these principles.

Together, we will endeavour to provide a safe and trouble-free environment for all spectators and provide a friendly, welcoming service from turnstile and bar staff, catering outlets, stewards and all other volunteers employed on match days.

In return, spectators are asked to abide by the Code of Conduct (see below). The Club is obliged to advise any spectators that failure to comply with this request may result in the person, or persons, being removed and banned from the ground and/or reported to the police.

The Members’ Committee will consult supporters on a regular basis through a series of fan forum meetings and the formation of a Supporters’ Association, which will meet regularly throughout the season to promote communication and feedback between the Club and its supporter base. Supporters are encouraged to put forward ideas that improve the match day atmosphere and environment. 

The Club also recognises that it holds a special position within the local community and has a responsibility to enhance the image and reputation of the club within the community which it serves, as well as to initiate and promote community-based schemes and activities.

The Club will fully comply with all data protection regulations in terms of how it stores and uses its supporters’ personal information.

Thank you for your support!

CODE OF CONDUCT

All spectators attending home matches are required to read and comply with this Code of Conduct, and to respect the same principles when attending our away fixtures at other clubs.

Entry to the Ground shall constitute acceptance of this Code of Conduct, the rules and regulations of The Football Association and The Surrey FA.

The Club reserves the right to amend, alter or update this Code of Conduct and to eject, ban or prosecute as appropriate/necessary at their sole discretion.

Please remember that your behaviour reflects on Corinthian-Casuals FC and could result in fines and in extreme cases heavier sanctions being imposed upon the club.

Entering and Leaving the ground

1. Please don’t enter if you have Covid or Covid like symptoms or have been in close contact with anyone who has Covid.
2. If you have driven to the ground, please park your vehicle considerately, don’t block in others, and in particular don’t block our neighbours’ access to their houses.
3. Out of respect for our neighbours, please keep noise levels down, especially late-night revelry, and don’t litter the area. 
4. Don’t attempt to bring Flares or Fireworks of any description into the ground. We reserve the right to check all bags and suspicious objects, and any found will be confiscated. 
5. No alcoholic drinks are allowed to be brought into the ground. We reserve the right to check all bags and suspicious objects, and any found will be confiscated.
6. Don’t attempt to bypass the gate security checks or bypass the turnstiles without payment. Anyone found doing so will be evicted from the ground.

Within the ground

1. Be respectful to club officers, staff, security, stewards, and other fans at all times.
2. Don’t obstruct the normal activities of the Club and its officers.
3. Don’t stand in seating areas or access gangways or steps.
4. Don’t behave in a manner that compromises the comfort, enjoyment or safety of others.
5. Always behave appropriately and don’t bring the Club into disrepute.

The following behaviour will not be tolerated and will result in immediate eviction and ban

1. Being drunk or under the influence of drugs and behaving anti socially.
2. Threatening behaviour, use of obscene or abusive language, persistent swearing and/or making vulgar gestures.
3. Racial, homophobic or any other form of discriminatory abuse, chanting or harassment.
4. Engaging in any kind of violent behaviour.
5. Entering the field of play before, during or after the game.
6. The throwing of any missile or object onto the field of play.
7. The letting off of any flare or firework.

Furthermore, the following are strictly forbidden and may result in immediate eviction and ban for repeat offenders

1. The consumption of alcohol in bottles, glasses or cans in the stands, terraces and other open areas within the ground.
2. The climbing up or onto floodlights, stands, buildings, roofs, fences or any other structure.
3. The obstruction of any walkways and pedestrian routes.
4. The playing of ball games in areas populated by ground visitors.
5. Allowing any animal to roam off the leash within the ground confines.
6. The parking of any vehicle blocking Emergency Vehicle access.

The length of any ban imposed will be related to the severity of offence and solely at the discretion of The Club.
Any appeal may be made in writing through The Club Secretary and will be given full and due consideration.

Thank you for your cooperation!

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