FairPlay Coach
FairPlay Coach
Running a grassroots team in the Sheffield area? Automate fair player rotation, track every player's minutes, and stop the touchline arguments — all from your phone.
Try FairPlay Coach Free →Sheffield has one of the highest grassroots club densities in England — with a competitive local football culture across all age groups, equal minutes policies are increasingly expected by parents and scrutinised by league welfare officers.
If you are a youth coach in Sheffield or the surrounding South Yorkshire area, FairPlay Coach is your new assistant manager. It's the simplest youth football substitution tracker designed to help local leagues — from the Sheffield & District Junior Sunday Football League to the Sheffield & District Junior League — maintain a strict, stress-free fair play policy every matchday.
Whether your league mandates a strict 50% equal game time rule or you simply want to track substitutions without a clipboard, FairPlay Coach is plug-and-play for Sheffield coaches.
Never miss a rotation window. The built-in countdown timer alerts you exactly when to make changes based on your squad size and match length.
Parents across Sheffield appreciate transparency. Share data-backed proof of fair play instantly — goals scored, minutes played, goalkeeper stints, all in one clear report.
Share a live match link so parents can follow the lineup and score from anywhere on the touchline — no app download required for spectators.
"Our club now uses FairPlay Coach across three junior teams. Best decision we made as a committee — the arguments on the touchline have stopped."
— Club welfare officer, U9s and U11s, Sheffield
Sheffield & Hallamshire County FA places a strong emphasis on child welfare in youth football — documenting your fair play policy with real minutes data is the best way to meet those standards without any extra paperwork.
Join coaches across South Yorkshire who have ditched the clipboards for a clean, automatic fair play app — completely free to start.
Streamline Your Matchday in Sheffield →