Please check the list of Red Card Offences for the length of suspensions Click here

Bad behaviour by players and spectators will not be tolerated.
Make your team & spectators aware of this.
Don’t invite spectators if you suspect they will misbehave. Substitute your players if they are frustrated. Remind your team and spectators that their actions will now affect everyone by way of points being deducted. As always the Referees decision on Laws of the Game is final.
Please alert all players & spectators of these expectations - this is the only warning given.

You may disagree with a Referee’s call, do not make your comments
personal, angry or derogatory, and once you have made them, drop it!

Deduction of Competition points.
Teams will lose competition points for the following in addition to player penalties.
1. 12 points, (or forfeit of finals) spectators fighting or joining in any on field scuffles.
2. 4 points, (or forfeit of finals) player refusing or intentionally taking too long to leave after being given a Red card.
3. 3 points, Players intentionally being violent to the opposition for any offences not covered by the Red Cards Penalty list.
4. 2 points, (or forfeit of finals) spectators/players bringing in alcohol or refusing to leave when asked.
5. 2 points, (or forfeit of finals) spectator’s derogatory remarks or inciting the opposition in any way including chanting or gestures.

Red Cards
2 individual red cards in a season will result in a suspension for the remainder of the season. The only exception is red cards given for hand balls. This includes 6 yellows in a season.
Teams with 5 red cards in a season will need to suspend one red carded player (not already suspended) from the teamlist for the remainder of the season. This will continue for each new red card.
Players receiving a red card and not leaving the field or continuing to be a nuisance will have 4 points deducted from their teams competition points.
This is being done because Red carded players often feel they are free from any further penalty if they want to disrupt the remainder of the game or abuse and intimidate other players and the referee. If you feel you need to do this you place your team's place in the competition in jeopardy. When you are given a red card you must take your belongings and leave immediately. If you take too long points will be deducted. Leave means go outside beyond the stairs or to the change rooms.
Just to clarify so there is no confusion if a red carded player sits back down at the bench, changes at all or stands around on the sidelines - 4 points will be deducted.