Etiquette

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Etiquette
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Etiquette

• This is a conventional rule or form of behaviour
  as opposed to an enforceable or decreed rule, law
  or regulation. This is known also as fair play,
  good manners or sportsmanship.
• In all activities there is an acceptable
  etiquette but it is not written down as a rule or
  law it is up to the players to abide by it. If
  they dont they tend to be very unpopular
  players organisations will often take action
  against players who do not conform.

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Examples of etiquette

• Tennis at the end of the match players shake
  hands with each other and the umpire whilst
  thanking them.
• Soccer if an opponent is injured a player will
  kick the ball out of play to allow treatment. On
  the restart the player will throw the ball back
  to the opponents who kicked the ball out.
• Squash Players will call their own foul shots
  such as a double hit or ball not up.
• Rugby -

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• Squash Players will call their own foul shots
  such as a double hit or ball not up.
• Rugby a tradition of the game is to form a
  tunnel with your team and applaud the other team
  off the pitch. This happens whether you have won
  or lost.