Battle wrote:Coach made the right decision. Good for him.
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Battle wrote:Coach made the right decision. Good for him.
ih8ddyball wrote:I personally don't see any issues with the coach's action. The coach probably has some clout, been around the game for a while, and knows what he's looking for.
Your friend's kid might be a good player but was probably not worth the potential headache. Your friend had every right to want to see the full team but shouldn't have gotten butt hurt with the coaches response.
If your going to tryout for a team, do your homework and know what you are getting into. If you request a private workout be ready to make a decision if given the opportunity.
Too many time I see parents take their kids from team to team and bad mouth coaches. At the end of the day do what is best for your daughter but it looks like the coach did the right thing for his team. I may sound like a douche but I’m just tired of parents complaining when things don’t go their way.
crankshaft wrote:Battle wrote:Coach made the right decision. Good for him.
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Battle wrote:crankshaft wrote:Battle wrote:Coach made the right decision. Good for him.
No Supporting reasoning with
your comment?
The coach has a plan and this kid and kind of parents was not in it. That's reasoning enough. Both need to move on. It's not rocket surgery of the brain science.
crankshaft wrote:Battle wrote:crankshaft wrote:Battle wrote:Coach made the right decision. Good for him.
No Supporting reasoning with
your comment?
The coach has a plan and this kid and kind of parents was not in it. That's reasoning enough. Both need to move on. It's not rocket surgery of the brain science.
Darn thought you might
have had good reason to
make a commitment to
a team without seeing it.
True, both had a plan
that didnt match!
crankshaft wrote:Through having conversations over the phone, they found some coaches sounded like a pompous ass and some had no plan so they didn't even go to those people's tryout.
Not leading anybody to think one way or another.
The family did their research and that was the results.
Asking any body and that includes anybody this-
Who would make a commitment to a team without seeing it first?. Pretty freaking simple question.
On the contrary it sounds like you're a bit miffed that players looking for a team had a plan of their own. LOL no coaches around to defend. HA how many coach dads are on this website.... think the 10 people who routinely post coach and have been through the tryouts experience.. Its not a defensive or not position to take, it's a question.