The Isle of Man Football Association has launched a new campaign focused on promoting respect in the sport.
The campaign, sponsored by IQEQ, aims to see more respect and encourage positive behaviour in junior football from players, spectators, parents and coaches.
An action plan will be rolled out across three weekends this month, which underscore the main themes.
You can find more information here.
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