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Originally posted by Unregistered View Postas long as the coach is good i have no problem with them staying longer, how many times have you heard horror stories based on change for change sake
but your kid needs to be exposed to new situations and people so that she doesnt get stale
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostLook up the definition of "moral."
Also, why would you think this would be illegal. Look up the definition of the word, "legal," too.
Leave the team if you don't like the coach. There. Problem solved.
The proper word to use here would be "ethical".
Just sayin'.....
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostHuh??? There are a handful of coaches at Yankee because they have one team per age group. Have you checked the FSA website lately. Keep scrolling down so you don't miss anyone.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostMy daughter plays for a CFC branch and her coach has clearly stated that his players are forbidden and must refrain from using outside (supplemental) training services during the off season. The company we have been using for the past couple of years is not a club, which means they present no conflict whatsoever. Has anyone experienced a similar situation? Is this even legal and/or moral? What should we do? We are really torn by all this as her off season experience with this outside group has had a great impact on her development.
When parents/players look elsewhere for private training or fun summer programs, the CFC coaches get upset because they feel the other programs reaching into their pockets.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostHuh??? There are a handful of coaches at Yankee because they have one team per age group. Have you checked the FSA website lately. Keep scrolling down so you don't miss anyone.
4 teams don't need that many coaches
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostMany CFC coaches run side "soccer training" businesses and they push these programs on their players constantly. Clearly a conflict of interest. But the parents are so desperate to keep their kids in good standing with the coach, that they all line up with their checkbooks for these "special" extra training opportunities. The coaches are clearly taking advantage of the insecurity of the parents and are laughing all the way to the bank. CFC management turns a blind eye to this gravy train.
When parents/players look elsewhere for private training or fun summer programs, the CFC coaches get upset because they feel the other programs reaching into their pockets.
This is just plain wrong.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostA CFC coaching job sounds like a license to pick the pockets of all of these rich, insecure Fairfield County parents who want to 'buy' little Mia's way onto the top teams at CFC. Complete money grab!....coaches stand ready to cash your check!
This is just plain wrong.
CFC grabs the top kids on the ECNL teams at U15 and above. There may be occasional politics but its mainly above board and decided on talent.
As far as summers go, my kids have played for years and there have been different versions of the Summer Select over the years. As far as we are concerned, we've always considered summer to be "our' time. if they wanted to go to camps or play on a local summer team that's our business.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostMany CFC coaches run side "soccer training" businesses and they push these programs on their players constantly. Clearly a conflict of interest. But the parents are so desperate to keep their kids in good standing with the coach, that they all line up with their checkbooks for these "special" extra training opportunities. The coaches are clearly taking advantage of the insecurity of the parents and are laughing all the way to the bank. CFC management turns a blind eye to this gravy train.
When parents/players look elsewhere for private training or fun summer programs, the CFC coaches get upset because they feel the other programs reaching into their pockets.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostHandful of coaches at Yankee?? ...Ohh I get it, you were being sarcastic
4 teams don't need that many coaches
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