RESPECT FOR EVERYONE
Protect Our Game is Football Queensland’s overarching respect initiative aimed at eliminating poor behaviour on and off the field and ensuring all players, coaches, referees, volunteers and spectators promote a positive environment and supportive behaviours within our game.
Three key elements underpin the campaign: Accountability, Awareness and Education.
Accountability
The Three Strike Policy provides a strong framework for dealing with poor behaviour on and off the field, including verbal and physical abuse directed at referees and other members of the football community.
The accumulation of Strikes will occur for clubs that continually fail to manage referee abuse or deal with unacceptable behaviours of members.
Members of the football community can help eliminate poor behaviour by reporting instances of abuse, violence and other incidents through FQ’s QR code reporting mechanism or online via the Protect Our Game Reporting Form.
Awareness
All Queensland clubs are required to display Protect Our Game posters outlining the Three Strike Policy and QR code reporting mechanism in high traffic areas to promote positive behaviours.
A range of posters are also available for clubs to display outlining Code of Conduct expectations for players, coaches, club officials and spectators.
Education
Participants can fatamiliarise themselves with the IFAB (International Football Association Board) Laws of the Game to gain a better understanding of the on-field decisions made by referees.
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Aug 21
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From the golden era of the Socceroos to working with Fergie at Manchester United, Mark Bosnich has lived through some of Australian football’s biggest moments.
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For Australia, Nov 1999.
Manchester United vs Aston Villa, Old Trafford. Feb 1995.
(TOP) With Savo Milosevic, Nov 1995.
(BOTTOM) FA Cup R3. 3-0 Villa victory over Nott`s County in Birmingham, Jan 1997.
Australia vs Brazil at Stadium Australia, 14 Nov 1999. Captain Mark Bosnich shakes hands with Brazilian captain Denilson.
Man Utd win the Intercontinental Cup in Tokyo, 30 Nov 1999.
Liverpool vs Aston Villa, April 1997.
Manchester United vs Australia friendly, July 1999.
Bozza, 2004.
Chelsea vs Derby County, Oct 2001.
Comeback szn, 2008 😤.
Australia vs Iran, Nov 1997.
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Aston Villa vs Bolton Wanderers, Oct 1997.
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Aug 21
Tomorrow`s stars. One shot at glory.
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Aug 20
What a fantastic conclusion to the Q-League Schools season!
A huge thank you to all schools, players, coaches and match officials who contributed to another outstanding year of school football at Meakin Park. With Finals hosted across the last two weeks, the stage was set for a memorable finish to the competition.
Congratulations to our 2026 Q-League Schools Champions:
Junior Boys – Marsden State High School
Junior Girls – Wisdom College
Senior Boys – Mabel Park State High School
Senior Girls – Groves Christian College
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