HS Soccer Coach

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Can you be more specific as to the bad behavior you're referring to?
The coach certainly should have control over the actions of their players on the training ground and on/off the pitch on game day.
Beyond that, there's not much they can do.
They can request good fan behavior but that belongs to the school administration.

[Guest]

Can you be more specific as to the bad behavior you're referring to?
The coach certainly should have control over the actions of their players on the training ground and on/off the pitch on game day.
Beyond that, there's not much they can do.
They can request good fan behavior but that belongs to the school administration.

Already talked about earlier in the thread, but there isn't a team that complains to the refs as much as Exeter girls. I saw their captain this year yelling at the Concord coach during their quarter-final game. Literally yelling at another coach in the middle of the game. They get into it with fans.

They are successful, and carry themselves with so much arrogance that when they lose, the entire state rejoices. Sure, some of that has to due with rooting for the underdog, but it's a program that nobody wants to root for. Add in the student body and their social media attacks, it's a very toxic environment. Which stinks because I actually think MY is a good coach and some of it is outside her 'jurisdiction'. But, not all of it so while she is currently the most successful in terms of championships for girls D1 soccer in NH, I cannot in good conscience consider her the best coach knowing what I see going on out there.

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Already talked about earlier in the thread, but there isn't a team that complains to the refs as much as Exeter girls. I saw their captain this year yelling at the Concord coach during their quarter-final game. Literally yelling at another coach in the middle of the game. They get into it with fans.

They are successful, and carry themselves with so much arrogance that when they lose, the entire state rejoices. Sure, some of that has to due with rooting for the underdog, but it's a program that nobody wants to root for. Add in the student body and their social media attacks, it's a very toxic environment. Which stinks because I actually think MY is a good coach and some of it is outside her 'jurisdiction'. But, not all of it so while she is currently the most successful in terms of championships for girls D1 soccer in NH, I cannot in good conscience consider her the best coach knowing what I see going on out there.

This describes CL of Central Boys as well. But what is interesting is it's totally different circumstances.

Exeter girls are generally from suburban areas and it's one of the more well-off student bodies, so they have an heir of entitlement about them. Central boys are generally from a less affluent background and play with more of an uncontrolled edge at times.

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This describes CL of Central Boys as well. But what is interesting is it's totally different circumstances.

Exeter girls are generally from suburban areas and it's one of the more well-off student bodies, so they have an heir of entitlement about them. Central boys are generally from a less affluent background and play with more of an uncontrolled edge at times.

Starts with CL and his assistant coaches. Always berating refs. Constant chatter from them to refs and other players. In addition, they got into with at least 5 teams this year with Pinkerton and windham being the worst examples. Actually embarrassing to lead that way.