Registration of a Player

Please see below for the form to register your child with Mighty Munchkins. 

This is for the Mighty Munchkins only. If you have players in other age groups then this will be requested by that team’s manager.

All players/parents must complete steps 1, 2 and 3:

1. Complete the Registration form below. The parent/guardian of the player must electronically "sign" where necessary using the check boxes provided.
2. Please read the code of conduct carefully and keep a copy of this for your records. The code of conduct can be accessed from the About Us page.
3. Pay registration fees.

Once completed, the information may be passed to the AJFC secretary for any online registration. The information submitted on the form is retained by the coach to make use of medical information during sessions.

Player Registration Fees & Monthly Subs

The cost for registration as agreed by the committee is £45. As part of registration, each player will receive a club training top, a ball and a medal at the club end of season presentation.

Going forward, there will be an ongoing cost of £20 subs per month.

Please pay the £45 registration fee and ongoing £20 monthly subs into the club account:

• Account Name - Admaston Juniors
• Sort Code - 30-99-27
• Account No. - 00004652

Please make the payment reference the player name and team e.g. Joe Bloggs MM

Admaston Juniors FC Media Permission

Our club is on WhatsApp and our WhatsApp group will be used to share news, information, reminders and occasionally photographs or videos of our team. We may also post pictures, videos and news on the club website and social media platforms.

Please ensure you indicate that you do or do not give permission for the sharing of articles, photos or videos that will include your child using the check boxes on the registration form. Leaving the checkboxes blank will indicate you do not consent.

Code of Conduct for Spectators in Junior Football

The football association has decided to change the way youngers are introduced to, and then coached in the art of football. This association wishes to use this change as an opportunity to reverse the trend of off field misconduct prevalent in junior football, those mainly responsible being club officials and parents of children taking part.

A set of guiding principled establishing a benchmark for acceptable conduct:

• Encourage children to play for fun: The object is not to entertain adults
• Learn the laws of the game: To be an informed spectator, you will understand better what you are looking at and you will appreciate the difficulties in interpretation. Encourage children to play by the laws of the game
• Set a good example: Your conduct and attitude will be copied by young players
• Appreciate good football: Applaud ALL good pay by both teams
• Never direct abuse: Always demonstrate courtesy and good humour, do not use profane language, harass, or direct dissent at match officials or coaches. They are all working for your children’s enjoyment and benefit, show them respect at all times.
• Never ridicule or scold a child for making a mistake during the game: Such action is ABSURD at best. Encourage by all means using positive language.
• Condemn violence: In all circumstances
• Respect your opponents: Without them, there would be no game
• Never take the law into your own hands: Let Club Officials sort out any problems that may arise
• Never be drawn into disputes: Do not get into arguments with other spectators, players or officials

Remember, FA rule 25 makes every club responsible for the conduct of its players, officials, spectators, and followers, before during and after each game.

Failure to do so will result with individuals being charged by the County FA with misconduct and the club for failing to control the parties reported.

This code of conduct is produced by order of Shropshire Football Association.

ANYONE FOUND DISREGARDING THIS CODE OF CONDUCT WILL BE ASKED TO SUBMIT REASONS IN WRITING AND WILL BE DEALT WITH BY THE AJFC COMMITTEE.