The Isle of Man FA is recruiting a new Referee Development Officer. The main duties of the role will include: - increasing the number of registered referees - helping to recognise and reward referees - organising referee development programmes - finding new ways to promote refereeing - developing and supporting the qualified referee network. For more information about the role, please follow this link to our website: https://lnkd.in/eNPnzkhW
Isle of Man Football Association
Spectator Sports
Douglas, Isle of Man FA 274 followers
As the governing body of the game the Island for over 120 years, Isle of Man County Football Association is responsible
About us
Football belongs to, and should be enjoyed by, anyone who wants to participate in it. As the governing body of the game the Island for over 120 years, Isle of Man County Football Association is responsible for setting standards and values to apply throughout the game at every level. We are responsible for providing the structure and support that enables our players, coaches, volunteers and referees to develop. Our utmost priority is that every participant in our county is given the opportunity to develop in a progressive and enjoyable environment. In addition to our governance responsibilities, we concentrate heavily on the development of the local game and maintain a strong emphasis on the evolution of players, coaches, volunteers and referees. By promoting “Football For All” we encourage participation across all sections of society, regardless of age, ability, disability, gender, sexual orientation, race, religion or social-economic status. By developing innovative programmes and cultivating opportunities in alignment with our governing body (The FA), we deliver the National Game Strategy in our county. We are also immensely proud of our thriving culture throughout the non-professional game, a sector widely referred to as grassroots football. As a county we believe it essential to uphold our traditions and embrace the legacy of our past. However, we are very much a progressive County FA which is happy to celebrate its history without residing on it. Although the Isle of Man County Football Association has been the governing body of all association football in the county for over 120 years, today we are an energetic, innovative and ever-changing organisation
- Website
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http://www.isleofmanfa.com
External link for Isle of Man Football Association
- Industry
- Spectator Sports
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Douglas, Isle of Man FA
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 1890
- Specialties
- Development of Football
Locations
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Primary
Get directions
The Bowl Stadium
Pulrose Road
Douglas, Isle of Man FA IM2 1AD, IM
Employees at Isle of Man Football Association
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Paul Suckling
C Level leader. Aviation. Finance. Non Exec Dir. Ceo. Mentor. Investor. Start up and turnaround consultant.
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Rob Holden
Cycling Development Officer
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Ben Carling ASCC
Performance Director/Head Coach at Sports Performance Services
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Stephen Carter
Director at Stewart Clague Services Limited
Updates
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PRE-SEASON TOURNAMENT The Isle of Man Football Association are holding a pre-season 7-a-side friendly club tournament, proudly sponsored by The Barbary Coast! 🔵 FIRST TEAM TOURNAMENT 📅 13TH JULY // 1PM - 6PM 📍 BOWL STADIUM So, gather your squad for your chance to win a £150 Barbary Coast voucher! Enter today by emailing simon.elson@isleofmanfa.com https://lnkd.in/eriM9DTZ https://lnkd.in/eCSmNsYi
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Our next referees course is taking place on Saturday 13th July at the bowl! FREE OF CHARGE! This is a great opportunity to get involved in football on the Isle of Man! There are a range of different paid referee opportunities organised on the Isle of Man which referees can get involved with e.g. *adult men's recreational business leagues (Wednesdays) *adult women's recreational summer leagues (Thursdays) *adult men's league matches (mainly Saturdays) *adult women's league matches (mainly Sundays) *adult men's masters league matches (Sundays) *adult men's walking football league matches (Mondays) *junior U18's mixed league fixtures (Wednesdays) *junior U12'S -U16's IOM Junior Football League matches (Sundays) *IOMFA festivals and tournaments (ad hoc) We have a strong referee tutoring and mentoring network who can help support your introduction into the game too! Our referee network is supported up the referee pyramid and we have recently had a range of referees travelling off Island to referee fixtures in England too. Overall a great way to keep fit and active, earn additional income or perhaps forge a career within the sport! Spread the word and get involved! Gef The Mongoose Upfront Footy Manx Radio Sport Manx Footy Podcast
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The 'Flag of Friendship' themed weekend, which is part of the the IOMFA's Respect: It's Everyone's Game campaign, was phenomenal! Players from the Under 14, 12, 10 and 8s shook hands, signed the flags and posed for pictures before their fixtures, and really got behind the intentions of the campaign. Managing Director of campaign sponsor IQ-EQ, Simon Scott, stood alongside players from the Under 8 Tournament, with Commercial and Marketing Manager, Louis Porter, 'It's Everyone's Game' Ambassador, Sean Doyle, and Kate McDowell and David O'Flanagan from the IOMFA.
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Our Respect: It's Everyone's Game Ambassador is FC Isle of Man and Corinthians AFC Isle of Man player, Sean Doyle. Sean will be joining us at The Bowl on Sunday, along with campaign supporters, IQ-EQ. This weekend's theme is 'Flag of Friendship'. This is what Sean had to say about Respect ⬇
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Entry forms are now available for the IOMFA 8-a-side Summer Business League. Matches will start on Wednesday 19th June and will run for eight weeks at The Bowl. If you'd like more information or to enter, email; Simon.elson@isleofmanfa.com
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'It's Everyone's Game' is the Isle of Man FA's new Respect campaign, aimed at junior football, which is sponsored by IQ-EQ. We'll be sharing more on social media about its aims and actions over the coming days and weeks, but you can find out more here: https://lnkd.in/esN_pk7k...
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The Isle of Man Football Association is pleased to announce the appointment of Paul Suckling as Non-Executive Director (Finance). Paul has over 20 years of experience at Director level in finance roles across a number of international organisations, and brings with him a wealth of knowledge in financial control, governance and strategic planning. Paul commented: 'I am delighted to be appointed to the role of Non-Executive Director at the IOMFA and look forward to working with the board to support the FA and its valuable work across the Isle of Man.'
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Be speechless. Let the players and coaches lead the game this weekend. During Silent Support weekend, we’re asking any spectators to support through applause alone. When the sidelines are silent, the play speaks for itself. #SilentSupport2024
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