Viewing Red Cards in Club/Team accounts. Revised 07/12/14

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1 Viewing Red Cards in Club/Team accounts Revised 07/12/14

2 Club officials can view misconduct episodes in the Club account When a player/coach or other team member is given a red or yellow card ( or coaches that are sent off) in a game that is in a Got Soccer scheduled event (league or tournament) the infraction is recorded with the score. At the time the card is recorded, it appears in the misconduct area in the Club account. Clubs can now see players or coaches misconduct at any time.

3 From the Club tab, select Teams then Misconduct Report. TEAM NAMES TEAM NAMES TEAM NAMES PLAYER TEAM CLUB PLAYER TEAM CLUB PLAYER TEAM CLUB

4 GOT SOCCER SUSPENSION LIST From Club tab, select players then suspension Players in red still have suspensions to serve Players in green have served suspensions Suspension issued by FYSA are recorded as well.

5 Clubs can view Suspensions in the Club Account Once the card is recorded with the suspension, it will appear in the team account as well. Clubs now have a way of knowing some outstanding suspensions. Players who earned suspensions in non Got Soccer events will not be listed. Players who transferred in from other clubs may not have suspensions listed. For information on the suspension, contact the league/tournament that issued the suspension.

6 Teams can view misconduct details in the Team Account Once the card is recorded with the score, it will appear in the team account as well. Coaches and Managers now have a way to know when Send Offs and Red/Yellow cards are earned. Details are provided so that teams can provide documentation of games served to the proper authorities. For information on the suspension, contact the league/tournament that issued the suspension.

7 From the Team Account, select the League or Tournament event. TEAM NAME

8 Select the Misconduct Tab CLUB TEAM

9 Team Misconduct report appears Team Name Player Name

10 Serving Red Cards All send offs (red cards) have a minimum 1 game suspension which must be served in the next league or cup game played by their team. Games must be played to count (forfeit s do not count}, nor do scrimmage or friendly games scheduled to work off red cards For all suspensions earned in USA games, proof of service of suspension must be provided to USA in the form of a game report.

11 Game Cards Players who are suspended will have a red line appear through their name on the Got Soccer game card. Since the red line suspension will not be removed till a score is entered for USA league games played, it is possible for a player to be eligible due to a delay in entering the score of the game where the red card was served and the printing of the game card. For this reason, the red line is a guideline. Coaches must list the reason on the game report for any red lined player is participating in a game Should a coach play a player or coach who is suspended, the coach can expect to have charges filed for playing an ineligible player which is suspension for the remainder of the season plus a season. The Got Soccer system can not track coach ejections, those will be tracked on the USA website.

12 All Red Cards and send offs must be reported by both teams using the USA Send Off Report. It is the coach s responsibility to be knowledgeable of the rules; to sit a player receiving a suspension and to report it properly, once served. All proof of service requires sending a copy of the USA Game Report to Sheri Doback, Administrative Coordinator. Game reports can be uploaded via the Report of Suspension Served.* *TIP: Most mobile phones take pictures that can be uploaded to this site.

13 Team Responsibilities Teams are responsible for verifying that new members do not have existing suspensions. Teams are responsible for notifying leagues when cards are served. For Non USA league red cards and other nonleague suspensions, teams provide proof of service to the FYSA office.