Parental Conduct Protocol

Welcome to the Nashville
Fútbol Club family!

At Nashville Fútbol Club, we believe that parents play a vital role in shaping the culture and image of our club. Your support and behavior at games, practices, and around town are crucial in creating a positive environment that reflects our values—support, joy, hospitality, competitiveness, and respect. By adhering to our expectations, we can foster an atmosphere where players thrive, coaches teach effectively, and our club shines as a beacon of positivity within our community.

1

Support Your Child

Encourage your child’s efforts and celebrate their progress, regardless of game outcomes. Your positive reinforcement is key to fostering their confidence and love for the sport.

2

Communicate Respectfully

Maintain open, respectful communication with coaches, staff, and fellow parents. Address any concerns directly and constructively, keeping in mind that everyone shares the same goal—creating a positive experience for the players.

3

Attend Games and Practices

Your presence means the world to your child. Make the effort to attend games and practices, showing support not only for your child but for the entire team.

4

Volunteer Your Time

Get involved! Volunteering—whether organizing snacks, helping with transportation, or assisting at events—enhances the club experience for everyone. A little help goes a long way.

5

Encourage Teamwork

Instill a team-first mindset by encouraging your child to support their teammates and foster positive relationships. Soccer is about more than just individual performance—it’s about working together.

6

Trust the Coaches’ Decisions

Respect the coaches’ expertise when it comes to decisions about player positions, strategies, and game time. Trust their experience, which is grounded in the players’ best interests and long-term development.

7

Foster Positivity

Create a positive atmosphere by focusing on support rather than criticism. Avoid coaching from the sidelines, and instead, cheer your child on as they enjoy the game. A positive attitude goes a long way in nurturing their love for soccer.

8

Stay Informed

Be proactive in staying updated on team schedules, club policies, and communications from coaches. Check team apps regularly and adjust your availability for upcoming games and practices to keep things running smoothly.

9

Handle Conflicts Constructively

Conflicts can happen, but they’re best resolved calmly. If an issue arises, contact your team manager first. They will guide you on how to address the situation appropriately.