I get that this is controversial. But if you are willing to send your kid to practice, you might as well send them to a game.
Teams have kids that:
- Are physically going to school. Private schools are holding classes.
- Are doing private group training
- Are hanging out with other kids in the neighborhood
- Are going on family vacations with other families
- Were going to group dinners with other families (before Inslee shut down the restaurants)
- Are playing other sports
- kids are getting together in groups to play soccer or scrimmage
You are kidding yourself if you believe the ”social distancing” has been reasonable at practice. Maybe the masks will help, but I hadn't heard of widespread infections at practices. I've heard some isolated cases, but nothing locally about covid being spread at a club.
How can it be ok to have dinner and drinks with people sitting next to you at a restaurant, but kids can't play soccer outside? It's ok for us to have dinner together outside, but kids can't play soccer?
Maybe you think I'm selfish. Or an idiot. I'm fine with that. But if your kid is going to practice you are a hypocrite. If they are going to practice, they should be able to play a game.
The only reason they are allowing practice is money. If they don't have practice, they can't charge you. We are getting conned.
I've had enough, it's time to let them play. Has their been a situation in WA in which infections on a large scale were found to be linked to a soccer practice?
Teams have kids that:
- Are physically going to school. Private schools are holding classes.
- Are doing private group training
- Are hanging out with other kids in the neighborhood
- Are going on family vacations with other families
- Were going to group dinners with other families (before Inslee shut down the restaurants)
- Are playing other sports
- kids are getting together in groups to play soccer or scrimmage
You are kidding yourself if you believe the ”social distancing” has been reasonable at practice. Maybe the masks will help, but I hadn't heard of widespread infections at practices. I've heard some isolated cases, but nothing locally about covid being spread at a club.
How can it be ok to have dinner and drinks with people sitting next to you at a restaurant, but kids can't play soccer outside? It's ok for us to have dinner together outside, but kids can't play soccer?
Maybe you think I'm selfish. Or an idiot. I'm fine with that. But if your kid is going to practice you are a hypocrite. If they are going to practice, they should be able to play a game.
The only reason they are allowing practice is money. If they don't have practice, they can't charge you. We are getting conned.
I've had enough, it's time to let them play. Has their been a situation in WA in which infections on a large scale were found to be linked to a soccer practice?
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