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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostWhere does it state , in regards to High School Soccer Coaches , that they should physically intervene if they witness two players fighting ?
They are not obligated to do so, so therefore, should not.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View Postthats some serious old school right there- good stuff
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostStay on topic. This is not what happened in this case.
Just show me where in a Coach's written responsibilities , that they agree to when taking the position, that they have permission to physically intervene when two players are involved in a physical confrontation.
and to the best of their abilities provide a safe environment for the kids in their charge
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostStay on topic. This is not what happened in this case.
Just show me where in a Coach's written responsibilities , that they agree to when taking the position, that they have permission to physically intervene when two players are involved in a physical confrontation.
We all know that there is no common sense in Wilton especially when it comes to girls soccer. If Wilton had their way the girl and the coach would be in the hospital.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostWhere does it state , in regards to High School Soccer Coaches , that they should physically intervene if they witness two players fighting ?
They are not obligated to do so, so therefore, should not.
Just because there is not a rule saying you are obligated to do it does not mean you should not do it.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View Postdid you really mean to say this? What if it happened in practice? call the police and wait for them to show up?
Just because there is not a rule saying you are obligated to do it does not mean you should not do it.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostThat was the 80's not that old .... our coach at the time was probably in his mid- to late- 40's, so he wasn't that old either. There was no doubt by any parent, player, assistant coach, or admin who ran the team .... and it was a very good team and the issues with the team were handled internally (and well I might add).
it still works-kids crave structure and discipline,
be fair, consistent and dont ever lie to them and they will thrive in that environment
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Originally posted by Unregistered View Postdid you really mean to say this? What if it happened in practice? call the police and wait for them to show up?
Just because there is not a rule saying you are obligated to do it does not mean you should not do it.
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