Jönköpings Södra IF requires all parents to pay at least 5,000 SEK per year for their children's football. But can children play for free? The truth is that children could have avoided selling toilet paper – and still play completely for free. This according to a review by Aftonbladet. Jönköpings Södra IF is a football club based in Jönköping. The club has a large fan base and is known for its ambitious football. But now the club has come under criticism for its policy of requiring all parents to pay at least 5,000 SEK per year for their children's football. This according to a review by Aftonbladet. But can children play for free? The truth is that children could have avoided selling toilet paper – and still play completely for free. This according to a review by Aftonbladet. Jönköpings Södra IF has a strong tradition of developing young talents. The club has one of the best youth academies in Sweden and has produced many successful players. But now the club has come under criticism for its policy of requiring all parents to pay at least 5,000 SEK per year for their children's football. This according to a review by Aftonbladet. But can children play for free? The truth is that children could have avoided selling toilet paper – and still play completely for free. This according to a review by Aftonbladet.