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Originally posted by Unregistered View Postclubs would make more money if they could demosntrate that they helped improve other players who aren't identifed by you as "good."
there are players simply not treated as well as the ordained "special" a/k/a your "good" player despite workinmg their butts off and simply aren't given the same opportunity as your "good" player. Hard work should be rewarded by all.
They should not put players in starting line and give substantial playing time when they miss practice, etc.
Parents want it both ways. Elite, but not s elite than my kid does not get substantial minutes
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Originally posted by Unregistered View Postclubs would make more money if they could demosntrate that they helped improve other players who aren't identifed by you as "good."
there are players simply not treated as well as the ordained "special" a/k/a your "good" player despite workinmg their butts off and simply aren't given the same opportunity as your "good" player. Hard work should be rewarded by all.
They should not put players in starting line and give substantial playing time when they miss practice, etc.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostParents crying favorites when their kid doesn't play. Same everywhere, hey, work harder and prove yourself. Good coaches pick the best players, not the biggest babies.
the difference between player 5-20 on most rosters is pretty small.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostParents crying favorites when their kid doesn't play. Same everywhere, hey, work harder and prove yourself. Good coaches pick the best players, not the biggest babies.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View Postcorrect. like i keep saying, these clubs accurately reflect the attitude of most parents. even if they dont pick the best players - leave or try harder to make yourself undroppbale. But stop complaining either way.
the difference between player 5-20 on most rosters is pretty small.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View Postyou seem to have jumped to games. its only an issue when playing at a level that parents demand be called elite. at the top levels of sport, ability is an input. Sorry. Trying hard does alone does not cut it. Thats the point. There should be a level at which your kid can play, have fun and feel rewarded for her effort. It should not be the so called top level.
Parents want it both ways. Elite, but not s elite than my kid does not get substantial minutes
Also Difference here is the clubs supposedly require the kids to give up hs and other stuff. The so-called tough guy is probably one whose kids “work so much harder” than anyone else”” and are identified by the kids club as “special” so easy for them to sit on their high horses.
The truth is life ain’t fair.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostParents crying favorites when their kid doesn't play. Same everywhere, hey, work harder and prove yourself. Good coaches pick the best players, not the biggest babies.
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Are all our NY GDA teams going out to San Diego? Any teams not going because of testing or not enough players? Asking because we were told that we HAVE to go, even though our U14's really aren't in a playoff
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostAre all our NY GDA teams going out to San Diego? Any teams not going because of testing or not enough players? Asking because we were told that we HAVE to go, even though our U14's really aren't in a playoff
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostWhich Club are you with? What will they do if you do not go, put you in the DA jail?
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