Inverness Caledonian Thistle FC and Hamilton Academical FC are collaborating to remind all supporters of the importance of maintaining acceptable conduct during matches. With the upcoming fixture at Broadwood Stadium, both clubs emphasize that passionate support should not cross into unacceptable behaviour.
Promoting a Positive Matchday Experience
Both clubs recognize that creating an engaging atmosphere is essential. Supporters are encouraged to generate noise, colour, and excitement. However, it is crucial to note that behaviour must remain respectful.
Types of Unacceptable Conduct
Unacceptable behaviour includes:
- Abusive language
- Discriminatory remarks
- Threatening gestures
- Actions that endanger others
This type of conduct contradicts the core values of both clubs and can spoil the experience for everyone. Offensive language, chanting, and gestures will not be tolerated. The clubs are dedicated to ensuring a safe environment for all fans.
Collaboration for Safety
Inverness Caledonian Thistle and Hamilton Academical work closely with stewards, match officials, and local authorities. This partnership aims to identify and address unacceptable behaviour effectively. Sanctions may be enforced for violations.
Encouraging Respect Among Supporters
Supporters are encouraged to show respect and consideration for one another. By doing so, they contribute to a positive atmosphere that reflects club pride and the spirit of the game. The clubs urge fans to look out for each other and help enhance the matchday experience at Broadwood Stadium.
For further information regarding unacceptable conduct, supporters can refer to the guidelines provided by both clubs.
