Yeah, I didn't know about the team side of it. I found out about him through the grapevine. Every time my kid did one of his programs he always had a nice mix of talent near my son's age.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostYeah, I didn't know about the team side of it. I found out about him through the grapevine. Every time my kid did one of his programs he always had a nice mix of talent near my son's age.
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Larry seems really steamed about this. Called Surf a big corporation. Lol
They are a small Delaware non-profit with no legal connection to SD but that's a secret. They license the name.
He accused Barca and Valencia of licensing a name but its fine that Surf does that?
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A couple of weeks ago I tried to question Surfs hiring of college coaches and the contact they have with High School students. NCAA has specific guidelines for juniors and seniors and wanted clarification. Never made the forum.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostA couple of weeks ago I tried to question Surfs hiring of college coaches and the contact they have with High School students. NCAA has specific guidelines for juniors and seniors and wanted clarification. Never made the forum.
I doubt Surf or any local club would have an issue with that.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostMost club kids would play D3 which has no restriction to answer your question. D1 is largely foreign and USSDA.
I doubt Surf or any local club would have an issue with that.
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NCAA Bylaw 13.11.2.3 In sports other than basketball, an institution’s coach may be involved as a participant, administrator or in instructional or coaching activities in the same sport for a local sports club or organization located in the institution’s home community, provided all prospects participating in said activities are legal residents of the area (within a 50-mile radius of the institution).
I would interpret that to mean that the institution's coach can be involved in programs located at the college campus or home community. If for example Surf has a coach from St Johns in Jamaica, Queens, are the participants subject to the 50 mile clause. Correct me if I'm wrong but isn't Surf two counties over in Westchester not two communities over?
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My guess by all of Larry's crying today that Surf doesn't have a legal leg to stand on. Larry of all people should understand contract law, his daughter is a lawyer.
Every employment contract has an out, could be a buy out or a simple notification. All commercial contracts typically have a confidentiality clause which has clearly been violated as Larry claims to have posted and referenced part of the contract.
Danilo will join Larry's wall of shame for trainers not paying him which always seems to lead to better circumstances for those shamed!
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostMy guess by all of Larry's crying today that Surf doesn't have a legal leg to stand on. Larry of all people should understand contract law, his daughter is a lawyer.
Every employment contract has an out, could be a buy out or a simple notification. All commercial contracts typically have a confidentiality clause which has clearly been violated as Larry claims to have posted and referenced part of the contract.
Danilo will join Larry's wall of shame for trainers not paying him which always seems to lead to better circumstances for those shamed!
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostLarry seems really steamed about this. Called Surf a big corporation. Lol
They are a small Delaware non-profit with no legal connection to SD but that's a secret. They license the name.
He accused Barca and Valencia of licensing a name but its fine that Surf does that?
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Non compete clauses are rarely enforceable in most states. I work in an industry where 7 figure contracts are the norm and people move all the time despite these clauses. Judges almost never rule in favor of the former employer unless there is concrete evidence of the offending party conspiring to damage the aggrieved party.
If there was a chance of Surf succeeding legally we would not be seeing any of this. Instead public shaming is being used. That pretty much says it all as far as Surf's legal position.
Sounds like they get their PR advice from Trump.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostNon compete clauses are rarely enforceable in most states. I work in an industry where 7 figure contracts are the norm and people move all the time despite these clauses. Judges almost never rule in favor of the former employer unless there is concrete evidence of the offending party conspiring to damage the aggrieved party.
If there was a chance of Surf succeeding legally we would not be seeing any of this. Instead public shaming is being used. That pretty much says it all as far as Surf's legal position.
Sounds like they get their PR advice from Trump.
Larry is getting played and can't or won't admit it. I can't wait to tell him I told him so
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I had to go over and read some of it. So funny. Half of these club "alignments" and gigs are a handshake over a few beers. Non compete clause lmao. Not in this business - coaches leave clubs all the time and work right next door to their old clubs. This isn't a high level corporate employee who knows company secrets - they're coaches! Chances are the guy figured out Surf was a joke and bailed, wisely.
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omg and LM is claiming to have copies of the contracts? He's really gone of the rails. Then a poster asked him to post the entire contract, and he said no that isn't permitted - but posting part of it is?
If anybody still thought he was impartial they cannot possibly think that now.
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