Why do clubs consider parent loyalty an important arguing point? Parents pay a registration fee for a service. Clubs are delivering the Club Value for that fee. Parents are committed for a year per agreement. That's it. A club will cut your kid, give whatever playing time they deem is appropriate and often send your kid to the 2nd team. There is no loyalty in this.
The only time a parent should consider loyalty is when a club is going outside of the agreement, like not charging registration, not charging for trips or coaches fees etc.
Why do clubs look for loyalty in parents? Parents need to do what is best for their kid on a yearly basis! Don't be delusional as another poster puts it. Please help me understand.
The only time a parent should consider loyalty is when a club is going outside of the agreement, like not charging registration, not charging for trips or coaches fees etc.
Why do clubs look for loyalty in parents? Parents need to do what is best for their kid on a yearly basis! Don't be delusional as another poster puts it. Please help me understand.
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