With Chesterfield FC's first League One home game of the season against Bury on Saturday the Spireites have launched a new initiative to ensure youngsters and their families enjoy coming to Saltergate to watch football.
'Enjoy the Match' is a national campaign throughout football which aims to rid the sport of obscene language and abusive behaviour in and around the family areas of the ground.
Chesterfield captain Rob Page said: "Because football is a family sport all the players and staff support this campaign and we are asking all supporters to help create a great atmosphere by doing the same."
In common with all clubs, the Spireites are asking all fans to respect one another, the players and match officials, so youngsters especially will enjoy their matchday experience when coming to Saltergate.
This latest campaign also coincides with the FA's new 'Respect' initiative, which this season is introducing changes on the pitch designed to improve the relationship between players and match officials, including more dialogue between the captain and the referee.
One visible sign of the changes is that the Football League has adopted a team handshake before every game, something that already happens in the Premier League.
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