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1. www.thefa.com › - › mediaA guide for clubs with 16/17-year-old players - The FA

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   Every affiliated football club that involves under-18s must ensure appropriate safeguards are in place. This guide aims to support clubs with open-age adult teams who have 16/17-year-old players, or are likely to sign 16/17-year-old players.

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2. www.thefa.com › football-rules-governanceSection 7 - children and young people (under-18s ... - The FA

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   Once they turn 18, they are legally an adult. The FA, County Associations and football clubs should always ask parents/carers if it’s ok for their children to get involved in football activity. 16-17 year olds will usually be asked to make their own decision about getting involved (self-consent).

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3. www.sussexfa.com › news › 2021Safeguarding 16-17-year-olds in Open-Age (Adult) Football

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   Dec 3, 2021 · The following guide of requirements aims to support adult clubs with open-age teams who have 16/17 year old players, or are likely to sign 16/17 year old players: 1. Identify which teams have or are likely to have 16/17 year old players:

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5. www.gloucestershirefa.com › news › 2019Safeguarding 16-17 years old in Open-Aged Adult Football

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   Dec 19, 2019 · This guide aims to support clubs with open-age adult teams who have 16/17-year-old players. Everyone working with under-18s, whether in youth or open-age adult football, is subject to The FA's Safeguarding Policy and Procedures (click here to learn more) and the underpinning legislative guidance.

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6. www.essexfa.com › safeguarding-and-welfare › 16-and16 and 17 Year Olds in Open Age Football - Essex FA

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   Following communication from The FA, all County FAs are now sharing requirements and best practice of safeguarding across grassroots affiliated football which encompasses 16/17-year-olds playing in open-age football.

7. www.gloucestershirefa.com › news › 2021Safeguarding - A Guide for Clubs with 16-17-Year-old Players

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   Every affiliated football club that involves under-18s must ensure appropriate safeguards are in place. This guide aims to support clubs with open-age adult teams who have 16/17-year-old players or are likely to sign / register any 16/17-year-old players.

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   Can a 16 year old play football?

   • Once they turn 18, they are legally an adult. The FA, County Associations and football clubs should always ask parents/carers if it’s ok for their children to get involved in football activity. 16-17 year olds will usually be asked to make their own decision about getting involved (self-consent).

   Section 7 - children and young people (under-18s) - The FA

   www.thefa.com/football-rules-governance/safeguarding/section-7-children-and-young-people-under-18s

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   Are there safeguards for a 16/17-year-old football club?

   • Every affiliated football club that involves under-18s must ensure appropriate safeguards are in place. This guide aims to support clubs with open-age adult teams who have 16/17-year-old players, or are likely to sign 16/17-year-old players.

   A guide for clubs with 16/17-year-old players - The FA

   www.thefa.com/-/media/cfa/sussexfa/files/safeguarding/appendix-25b-guide-for-clubs-with-1617yearold-players.ashx

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   Can a 17-year-old play youth soccer?

   • No player younger than 17 can play in youth soccer. A 17-year-old can play. There is no upper limit of age, and players are allowed to have the freedom of calling their career off.

   In youth soccer does U17 mean under 17 or 17 and under and

   www.quora.com/in-youth-soccer-does-u17-mean-under-17-or-17-and-under-and-when-is-the-cutoff-date

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   Can a 16/17-year-old play in open-age football?

   • Following communication from The FA, all County FAs are now sharing requirements and best practice of safeguarding across grassroots affiliated football which encompasses 16/17-year-olds playing in open-age football.

   16 and 17 Year Olds in Open Age Football - Essex FA

   www.essexfa.com/safeguarding-and-welfare/16-and-17-year-olds-in-open-age-football

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   Are clubs safeguarding 16/17-year-old players in open-age adult football?

   • Safeguarding 16/17-year-old players in Open-Age Adult Football. The FA and Gloucestershire FA are beginning a proactive drive to help support clubs to understand and ensure they are embracing their responsibilities for safeguarding 16/17 year old players. This newsletter outlines the key issues and actions required by clubs.

   Safeguarding 16-17 years old in Open-Aged Adult Football

   www.gloucestershirefa.com/news/2019/dec/19/safeguarding-16-17-years-old-in-open-aged-adult-football

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   How old do you have to be to play football?

   • Age Limit Reminders... To play affiliated football, the player must be six years old on or before 31st August (F.A. Rule 4). To play adult football the player must be 16 years old. To play Under 18’s football the player must be 15 years old on or before 31st August (F.A. Rule 4). Age Group Calulator...

   Age Limit Calulator - cwyl.uk

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9. www.essexfa.com › news › 2022Safeguarding 16/17-Year-Olds Playing in Open-Age Football

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   We're sharing details on the requirements and best practice for safeguarding across grassroots affiliated football, encompassing 16/17-year-olds playing in open-age football and how member clubs can access guidance and support.