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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostBelieve it or not the losing players usually feel worse if they know that the other team is slowing down and using restrictions to not score. Score is on the paper and I am sure they will look back at that game as a learning experience. The parents' ego is more bruised than players'.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostCompletely Agree - we have an actual helicopter parent here who would do his/her job. Thank You!
You play to the whistle.
You listen to you coach.
Again, if you think some coach can undo all your hard work then you're getting spanked 17-0 in the parenting department.
Use it as a teachable moment during the car ride home instead of breaking down the game with your kid like some crazy scout.
What a bunch of babies.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostThere is nothing more humiliating and demeaning than keep away soccer. They should have just pulled the goalie right? Seriously, you parents are the worst.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostReally - I here this all the time the other players would feel worse. You need to get more in-tuned with your child. Get off the pitch and have a REAL conversation with them.
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Very few things in life more worthless, or boring, than being a part of a 17-0 game. Stinks to ref that game, stinks to watch it from both sides, stinks to lose like that, and stinks to win like that. Just a complete waste of an hour all around.
Yes, you have the question of Aztecs are playing in the right league, and the fight they have left in them. But, there's absolutely no reason at all to put 17 up on the board. Half of that, and make them play, but force an extra pass or two, shoot with your left, play out of position.
Yeah, we get it...one team is better. But, we are still human beings here.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostThere is nothing more humiliating and demeaning than keep away soccer. They should have just pulled the goalie right? Seriously, you parents are the worst.
Make you stud striker play goalie. Let the goalie play striker.
Let your full backs play forward,
Have your team score from headers only
Shoot with weak foot.
There are other things you can do too, but I will assume you are familiar with Google.
They could have used the game to work on their weaknesses (yes, I'm sure they have some).
But in the end, NEFC will get their just punishment - playing in the same bush-league in the spring because they can't get into ECNL (where this team belongs).
HA HA HA!
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I run into this often.
For me it's simple, doesn't matter what age, I gain nothing from a blowout. So as much as I do think not scoring double digits is an act of sportsmanship, my main concern is how can I challenge my players. There are all sorts of restrictions to make the game more challenging physically and mentally. If you have a 6-0 lead and you aren't attempting to make the game tougher for your players on the way to scoring another 10 goals, you've done them no favors at all.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostVery few things in life more worthless, or boring, than being a part of a 17-0 game. Stinks to ref that game, stinks to watch it from both sides, stinks to lose like that, and stinks to win like that. Just a complete waste of an hour all around.
Yes, you have the question of Aztecs are playing in the right league, and the fight they have left in them. But, there's absolutely no reason at all to put 17 up on the board. Half of that, and make them play, but force an extra pass or two, shoot with your left, play out of position.
Yeah, we get it...one team is better. But, we are still human beings here.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostPlease stop with the whining. Why is everyone assuming that the NEFC coach wasn't doing everything they could do to keep the score down? It takes two teams to have a game and clearly one of them never bothered to show up. When a team loses that badly, they either never belonged on the field in the first place or quit before the game even started. Who's fault is that score really? The bottom line in something like this is there is a problem with that Aztec team and nothing short of NEFC pulling all their players off the field would have kept the score close because Aztec put up no fight at all. That's not soccer and at U14 in club soccer, that shouldn't be expected either. The real compassionate thing to do would been for Aztec to forfeit the game before the game instead of during it.
Wow.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostVery few things in life more worthless, or boring, than being a part of a 17-0 game. Stinks to ref that game, stinks to watch it from both sides, stinks to lose like that, and stinks to win like that. Just a complete waste of an hour all around.
Yes, you have the question of Aztecs are playing in the right league, and the fight they have left in them. But, there's absolutely no reason at all to put 17 up on the board. Half of that, and make them play, but force an extra pass or two, shoot with your left, play out of position.
Yeah, we get it...one team is better. But, we are still human beings here.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View Postif you don't like it, go back to maple. I'm sure SSS won't run up the score on you
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostStupid comment. I'm the first one that will defend a team scoring a lot of points. I don't believe in asking a team to not play as hard as they can, but this is a bit much. Why not put all of your second line in and make is a possession game (after 10 goals)
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NEFC U14G's don't have a second line, sorry to burst your bubble. They probably played with 8 players in the second half too
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