11 06 2012 grassroots discussion health and safety

Parents can check the pitch for sharp objects before a match.
“Mal talks a little about the Euros, and Health and Safety at grassroots, will you get involved.?

“Don't X The Line is proud to announce we are celebrating our 10th Anniversary during this year, 2013 ”
Mal Lee, Founder, DXTL

“Join me in listening to Mal on Grassroots Radio every evening at 7.00pm - Check the latest links posted below”
Aimee Kelly

“I am very passionate about DXTL. We need DXTL in Junior Leagues to carry on the amazing work of Respect and Fair Play both at the touchline and on the pitch itself. It's so important for our youngsters to learn this. I'm not surprised the campaign has the backing of all Football's governing bodies, including the FAI”
Jamie Carragher, Liverpool FC

“It is an honour to be asked to be an ambassador for the Don’t X The Line, I obviously started myself at grassroots level and I do understand the problem we have with referees and youngsters becoming increasingly under pressure from a minority of pushy spectators whilst participating in grassroots football ”
Jamie Carragher, Liverpool FC

"I was delighted to see Malcolm Lee presented with the inaugural Bobby Moore Award for his amazing contribution to the game in his native Merseyside. The passion he’s shown for grassroots football over the last 20 years is truly inspiring. Bobby would have been so honoured to see The FA recognising someone like Malcolm in this way, and proud to have it done in his name.”
Stephanie Moore MBE, patron of the Bobby Moore Fund for Cancer Research UK

“There is no doubt that the dxtl campaign has helped the FA to boost the recruitment and retention figures of match officials around the UK. I hope that club and league officials will join us in this campaign to improve the image of the game. I can assure you that if you put in a call or email to Mal Lee you will be greeted with great enthusiasm . DONT X THE LINE is supported by past and current Premier League Referees Thank you for your support ”
Keith Hackett, Premier League Referee Ambassador, Don't X The Line Ambassador

"It is an honour and a pleasure to be asked to be an ambassador for the tireless work that Mal and his team put into increasing children’s enjoyment of, and participation in, the game. The values that Don’t X The Line promote and actively encourage are ones that can help to increase participation from children of all levels of ability. With the encouragement of greater respect shown during play and from the side-lines children may be able to focus on their own reasons for participating in play." ”
Dr Esther Burkitt, CPsychol, CSci, FHEA Reader in Developmental Psychology

“Improving the standards of touchline behaviour at grassroots level can only encourage more children and young Referee's to get involved and participate in the game we all love. We at the PGMOL are pleased to support the campaign, as their effort and commitment will only reward the future of our game and achieve positive results at every Level. ”
Mike Riley-General Manager PGMOL

“I will continue my support as Ambassador for DXTL as it is something I am very passionate about. We need DXTL in Junior Leagues to carry on the amazing work of Respect and Fair play on the touchline and on the pitch" - Jamie Carragher ”
Mike Riley-General Manager PGMOL

Parents can check the pitch for sharp objects before a match.
“Mal talks a little about the Euros, and Health and Safety at grassroots, will you get involved.?

Chris Evans
(Press & Publicity Officer),
Essex County Football Association, The County Office, Springfield Lyons Approach, Chelmsford, Essex, CM2 5LB. Tel: (01245) 393085 Fax: (01245) 393089 E-Mail: chris.evans@essexfa.com Incorporated in Cardiff. No. 3843186 CM2 5LB. Tel: (01245) 393085. Fax: (01245) 393089 E-Mail: chris.evans@essexfa.com Incorporated in Cardiff. No. 3843186
National Children's Football Alliance – NCFA
The NCFA’s extended children’s focused organisations form a vital network of partnerships sharing best practice in all stages of childhood. The NCFA will be accessible to all communities seeking advice on the children’s game.


“Mal talks about cup finals in Salford and Liverpool for Don’t X the Line this weekend,looking forward to give out our parents letters and meeting people,Mal is also proud to announce that we will be taking two young Ambassadors with us to Salford letting them Interview parents regarding touchline behaviour.If you are a parent would [...]
“Mal introduces part two of the DXTL. on the road at the City Of Salford Soccer League 2013 Finals, and interviews not to be missed, especially the Downs Syndrome exhibition Match put on by the DS Active Group it is a must to listen to these interviews for all our listeners,we at DXTL are [...]
“Mal apologises: over the last few days we have had technical problems and these are hopefully now rectified,i do hope you enjoyed the re posts that we have repeated,anyway i do hope you enjoy tonight’s show please bare with us as this should have been Sunday nights show.and the cup finals that we covered.
“Mal talks about the DXTL, roadshow being present at the City Of Salford Soccer League,on tonights show part 1 we bring to you some of the fantastic atmosphere that we were lucky to be part of,and the friendly banter that was exchanged,we have given this a two part show and on Tomorrows show it [...]
“Mal ; Professional Clubs are signing up children as young as eight years of age,how many of these youngsters will make it to the big stage,and do you think the clubs are signing the children up far to early are they missing out on weekend football and playing amongst their friends,does this give them and [...]

