Fading into the Atlantic Ocean with RT on a raft.
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The way RT and those parents are treating 12 year old kids is disgusting.Comment
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This is the very reason why RT has the reputation he does.Comment
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MF makes these 12 year old kids play a hundred games to build their shore branch with a top team and then they hold them hostage when they train with another coach?
Get Tyler Twellman involved.Comment
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No skin in the game - but from an outside perspective --giving the kids a guaranteed spot next year on the team is actually pretty awesome. Not sure why they would be upset. Their biggest competitor does the opposite, brings in new players like socks. Its a pick your poison kinda thing. Plus now all those PDA players will be push down or sent to the bench. Not great -this age group sucks.Originally posted by Guest View Post
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It’s not awesome when they get punished for not committing! To me it’s BS to do that.Originally posted by Guest View PostComment
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Agree that it's BS. Guaranteeing a spot without tryouts is also shady.Originally posted by Guest View PostComment
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MFS their first mistake was going into business with DB. The guy is the worse thing for youth soccer in New Jersey. Not sure how JR puts up with his bull ****!Comment
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Did you ever think that perhaps some of the parents were undecided about coming back next season and wanted to tryout at different clubs? As for PDA, no where has it been said these girls were going to PDA. They are all from PA, so it would make more sense fo them to go the Bethesda, FC Delco, FC Bucks, etc. And keep in mind, tryouts start in May. There is no guarantee that current rostered kids keep there spots. There is always movent at clubs. And lastly, ECNL rules strictly forbid asking for commitments before May 10th. This is a disgusting situation.Originally posted by Guest View PostComment
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If families are thinking of leaving then now is the time to figure that out . Why are they thinking about it? Poor coaching? Playing time? Poorly run club? This is the time of year to attend practices elsewhere and hopefully catch a few games once the season starts in earnest. If your kid isn't a consistent starter or first off the bench then another team may be a better fit. If your kid is playing, learning and content then feel free to look around, but but to what end? The grass isn't always greener elsewhereOriginally posted by Guest View PostComment
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