It’s amazing the lack of thanks and respect for the coaches that put in so much time, effort, thought into each and every session and game. The players and families just take it fir granted thinking that just because they pay lots of money their behaviour is quite justified. They club hop leaving one academy in the dust for another, zero loyalty, zero thanks, zero appreciation. Go thank a coach today for all they do for you, too many unappreciative families out there. These people have done a lot even through a pandemic.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostIt’s amazing the lack of thanks and respect for the coaches that put in so much time, effort, thought into each and every session and game. The players and families just take it fir granted thinking that just because they pay lots of money their behaviour is quite justified. They club hop leaving one academy in the dust for another, zero loyalty, zero thanks, zero appreciation. Go thank a coach today for all they do for you, too many unappreciative families out there. These people have done a lot even through a pandemic.
From a true academy perspective, if a coach starts a player he recruits after just 3 practices, and this player isn't the 2nd coming of Messi, what does this tell parents about loyalty.
From a coaches perspective, I've always said things and acted with complete transparency.
However, how that coach feels about you, is whether you are on that roster or not before game day. And, you don't need a meeting with a coach to understand that.
I feel for the player working hard to rise, but a coach plays the players who arrived, recently. Where's the competition there? Where's the loyalty? Depending on the field position, how much risk was there?
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostEvery situation is different, and loyalty is a two-way street.
From a true academy perspective, if a coach starts a player he recruits after just 3 practices, and this player isn't the 2nd coming of Messi, what does this tell parents about loyalty.
From a coaches perspective, I've always said things and acted with complete transparency.
However, how that coach feels about you, is whether you are on that roster or not before game day. And, you don't need a meeting with a coach to understand that.
I feel for the player working hard to rise, but a coach plays the players who arrived, recently. Where's the competition there? Where's the loyalty? Depending on the field position, how much risk was there?
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Coach Sean McC at WCFC is one cool dude. Not easy to manage 2 rosters of girls that runs 40 deep. Keep on keeping on.
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Respect is earned. Some coaches are barely present, on their phones more than actually coaching, put no effort into structured practices or game prep, let alone player development. When you find one that does out in the effort, cares about each player as individuals instead of game results, hold in to them, even follow them if they move. They will have more impact on your kid's development than a club does
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If customers are happy they're much more likely to stay. Pretty basic Business 101 thinking. Some families will club hop no matter what you do so screw them, but if you're loyal to players and families you're much more likely to get it in return
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostIt’s amazing the lack of thanks and respect for the coaches that put in so much time, effort, thought into each and every session and game. The players and families just take it fir granted thinking that just because they pay lots of money their behaviour is quite justified. They club hop leaving one academy in the dust for another, zero loyalty, zero thanks, zero appreciation. Go thank a coach today for all they do for you, too many unappreciative families out there. These people have done a lot even through a pandemic.
Grow up. It’s a business. Coaching is their job.when is the last time you thanked your kid’s dentist, lunch lady or principal. Adults don’t need continual validation.... egotistical, narcissistic, little boys do.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostDoes somebody need a hug?
Grow up. It’s a business. Coaching is their job.when is the last time you thanked your kid’s dentist, lunch lady or principal. Adults don’t need continual validation.... egotistical, narcissistic, little boys do.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostTypical response from today’s youth footballing parent. Quite shocking and certainly proves the original post is spot on even more.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostTypical response from today’s youth footballing parent. Quite shocking and certainly proves the original post is spot on even more.
Loyalty is earned- excellent coaches aren’t bitching on here, they have their loyal team. Bad coaches, bad environments do not deserve loyalty. Hell.... they already get 4K.
You, my sir.... are a pussy.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostIt’s amazing the lack of thanks and respect for the coaches that put in so much time, effort, thought into each and every session and game. The players and families just take it fir granted thinking that just because they pay lots of money their behaviour is quite justified. They club hop leaving one academy in the dust for another, zero loyalty, zero thanks, zero appreciation. Go thank a coach today for all they do for you, too many unappreciative families out there. These people have done a lot even through a pandemic.
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