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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostNah, pretty happy with our club, our coach and our awesome manager. But that’s why throwing $10-$20 for a managers gift is a no brainer. Every club/coach asks different things of their managers.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostClearly you aren’t in recruiting years of a top team. Brochures are huge part of it.
Team Manager for our HS age team handles:
All paperwork collection and roster registration/pass cards for start of season
All tournament registration and paperwork
Most hotel room blocking and coordination
Coordinates, prints and hands out team recruiting brochures to college coaches at showcases
Makes sure coach has rosters and cards for league games and reports scores after home games and some tournaments
Coordinates extras like team video packages, photos at tournaments
All Team Snap activities including contact info, scheduling, and any emails, as well as real time score updates of all games
Team Fee collection and coach reimbursement tracking and distribution
Facilitate coach to team information/updates
And often coordinates optional team dinners at tournaments and at end of season
And all that for a uniform credit! Yes I think an end of gift to your team manager would be very appreciated.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostAre your team managers the club owners too?! Collecting team fees and reimbursing coaches, etc. sounds like something the club should be doing. Coach and club must be laughing their way to the bank if your team managers run the club for them for free.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostAre your team managers the club owners too?! Collecting team fees and reimbursing coaches, etc. sounds like something the club should be doing. Coach and club must be laughing their way to the bank if your team managers run the club for them for free.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostNot tuition fees, the slush fund fees for coaches travel expenses. Geez you guys are thick.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostCoach travel expenses should be part of your fees. Clubs trick people by having low fees then adding on multiple extras during the year. It gets you to the same place as paying a higher but all-inclusive fee. The only exception would be if a team agreed to add on an extra tournament that wasn't included. Even then no one who isn't an employee of the club should be touching parent money except maybe for a team dinner or coach gift. Most people are honest but all it takes is one douche bag making a baseless accusation to destroy team chemistry. Had that happen once on a different sport team and it was awful.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostDifferent subject altogether. Start your own thread 😉.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostHalf the post was about managers 😤. Managers shouldn't be collecting club $. One time a club wanted me to collect over due fees. No thanks. I'm not a debt collector. I don't want to hear family sob stories.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostSounds like your coach is a slacker. everything you mentioned here the coach does or is, frankly, unnecessary.
If your club fluffs off the coaches work to a civilian than, yes, I would expect some compensation. And, I'd find a new club....
Btw - my kid's club is considered one of the top in the country. Must be doing something right. All the kids get recruited including those not top tier or not on the top teams. The coaches work to make sure THAT happens not making sure the scores get reported properly or that the refs get paid.
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From another state. Have had great volunteer managers until the last one. Travel went way up about 30% while quality went down. Like cheap store bought microwave meals eaten in the hotel instead of eating out. No break down accounting of where all the money went and no refunds of any leftover money like previous managers. There was a parent rumor that she must be pocketing the extra money! Was always happy to give end of season manager money until that last one.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostFrom another state. Have had great volunteer managers until the last one. Travel went way up about 30% while quality went down. Like cheap store bought microwave meals eaten in the hotel instead of eating out. No break down accounting of where all the money went and no refunds of any leftover money like previous managers. There was a parent rumor that she must be pocketing the extra money! Was always happy to give end of season manager money until that last one.
And, if we went out as a team, the manager would make arrangements for a place in the restaurant where the kids and parents could all sit together. A lot of work went into this. And, would make sure the kids were registered to get tickets for Cup games when we went to CASL or games at showcase events for US Soccer when we went to the GDA showcases. And more....
I never questioned because if there was $10 left over our manager deserved it and then some. You didn't have to participate as a teammate.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostFrom another state. Have had great volunteer managers until the last one. Travel went way up about 30% while quality went down. Like cheap store bought microwave meals eaten in the hotel instead of eating out. No break down accounting of where all the money went and no refunds of any leftover money like previous managers. There was a parent rumor that she must be pocketing the extra money! Was always happy to give end of season manager money until that last one.
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