The 12 franchise clubs in the Telikom National Soccer League competition have been urged to abide by game regulations.
Franchise supporters have also been informed to play their part by supporting in an orderly manner and not bring the game into disrepute.
NSL competitions sub-committee chairman Joseph Ealedona recently stated that they have received reports of supporters in Madang using sling shots to disturb players which is a serious allegation.
Ealedona said any more reports of such will trigger off a response from the Board and the Madang community will not see NSL games Madang township.
“The safety of players is paramount and we will protect that.
“We have a big year of football next year and let’s set the pace beginning with the NSL in January 2016,” he said.
The competition is currently on a two weeks festive break and will return with round two in early January.