Toxic team manger with foul mouth durning game gets removed from game

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This weekend made me lose all respect for that family. They isolated themselves and sat on the other side of the field, as in the player side. To make it even worst they sat next to the opposing team. It was the beginning of the second half and we were down 0-3. Out of no where we hear the coach from the other team screamed ‘ref I need you to get them off the field’ ( I can’t remember exactly what he said). Then another coach walked towards the family and said ‘ I heard what you said’.


Ref did go up to the family and they eventually left the field and we resumed the game. I am embarrassed of what happened. It is a poor representation of our team and the league.

If anyone from that team is reading this, I would like to apologize for her behavior. Please know not all the parents are like that.

So no one should be on the player bench side of the field except for refs, players, coaches. Everyone else should be on the opposite side of the field. Even sitting on the goal ends is not allowed.

Yes this are the rules.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This weekend made me lose all respect for that family. They isolated themselves and sat on the other side of the field, as in the player side. To make it even worst they sat next to the opposing team. It was the beginning of the second half and we were down 0-3. Out of no where we hear the coach from the other team screamed ‘ref I need you to get them off the field’ ( I can’t remember exactly what he said). Then another coach walked towards the family and said ‘ I heard what you said’.


Ref did go up to the family and they eventually left the field and we resumed the game. I am embarrassed of what happened. It is a poor representation of our team and the league.

If anyone from that team is reading this, I would like to apologize for her behavior. Please know not all the parents are like that.

So no one should be on the player bench side of the field except for refs, players, coaches. Everyone else should be on the opposite side of the field. Even sitting on the goal ends is not allowed.

The team manager should be with the parents during games. He/she should be there for and questions parents may have. They are an extension of their club almost an ambassador. If opposing team families have questions about the club as well.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This weekend made me lose all respect for that family. They isolated themselves and sat on the other side of the field, as in the player side. To make it even worst they sat next to the opposing team. It was the beginning of the second half and we were down 0-3. Out of no where we hear the coach from the other team screamed ‘ref I need you to get them off the field’ ( I can’t remember exactly what he said). Then another coach walked towards the family and said ‘ I heard what you said’.


Ref did go up to the family and they eventually left the field and we resumed the game. I am embarrassed of what happened. It is a poor representation of our team and the league.

If anyone from that team is reading this, I would like to apologize for her behavior. Please know not all the parents are like that.

So no one should be on the player bench side of the field except for refs, players, coaches. Everyone else should be on the opposite side of the field. Even sitting on the goal ends is not allowed.

The team manager should be with the parents during games. He/she should be there for and questions parents may have. They are an extension of their club almost an ambassador. If opposing team families have questions about the club as well.

Our club does not have parent team managers. The club handles everything. Parents have zero involvement.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This weekend made me lose all respect for that family. They isolated themselves and sat on the other side of the field, as in the player side. To make it even worst they sat next to the opposing team. It was the beginning of the second half and we were down 0-3. Out of no where we hear the coach from the other team screamed ‘ref I need you to get them off the field’ ( I can’t remember exactly what he said). Then another coach walked towards the family and said ‘ I heard what you said’.


Ref did go up to the family and they eventually left the field and we resumed the game. I am embarrassed of what happened. It is a poor representation of our team and the league.

If anyone from that team is reading this, I would like to apologize for her behavior. Please know not all the parents are like that.

So no one should be on the player bench side of the field except for refs, players, coaches. Everyone else should be on the opposite side of the field. Even sitting on the goal ends is not allowed.

The team manager should be with the parents during games. He/she should be there for and questions parents may have. They are an extension of their club almost an ambassador. If opposing team families have questions about the club as well.

Our club does not have parent team managers. The club handles everything. Parents have zero involvement.

I loved that about Barca. Also- no parent volunteers for anything. Just show up and drop your kid off. It was worth the extra $$

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This weekend made me lose all respect for that family. They isolated themselves and sat on the other side of the field, as in the player side. To make it even worst they sat next to the opposing team. It was the beginning of the second half and we were down 0-3. Out of no where we hear the coach from the other team screamed ‘ref I need you to get them off the field’ ( I can’t remember exactly what he said). Then another coach walked towards the family and said ‘ I heard what you said’.


Ref did go up to the family and they eventually left the field and we resumed the game. I am embarrassed of what happened. It is a poor representation of our team and the league.

If anyone from that team is reading this, I would like to apologize for her behavior. Please know not all the parents are like that.

So no one should be on the player bench side of the field except for refs, players, coaches. Everyone else should be on the opposite side of the field. Even sitting on the goal ends is not allowed.

The team manager should be with the parents during games. He/she should be there for and questions parents may have. They are an extension of their club almost an ambassador. If opposing team families have questions about the club as well.

Our club does not have parent team managers. The club handles everything. Parents have zero involvement.

Niether does ours. Usually the team manager has a kid who is borderline getting cut volunteer fo the job to keep them on the team.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This weekend made me lose all respect for that family. They isolated themselves and sat on the other side of the field, as in the player side. To make it even worst they sat next to the opposing team. It was the beginning of the second half and we were down 0-3. Out of no where we hear the coach from the other team screamed ‘ref I need you to get them off the field’ ( I can’t remember exactly what he said). Then another coach walked towards the family and said ‘ I heard what you said’.


Ref did go up to the family and they eventually left the field and we resumed the game. I am embarrassed of what happened. It is a poor representation of our team and the league.

If anyone from that team is reading this, I would like to apologize for her behavior. Please know not all the parents are like that.

So no one should be on the player bench side of the field except for refs, players, coaches. Everyone else should be on the opposite side of the field. Even sitting on the goal ends is not allowed.

The team manager should be with the parents during games. He/she should be there for and questions parents may have. They are an extension of their club almost an ambassador. If opposing team families have questions about the club as well.

Our club does not have parent team managers. The club handles everything. Parents have zero involvement.

Niether does ours. Usually the team manager has a kid who is borderline getting cut volunteer fo the job to keep them on the team.

That's pathetic and if so it will be you come next cycle.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This weekend made me lose all respect for that family. They isolated themselves and sat on the other side of the field, as in the player side. To make it even worst they sat next to the opposing team. It was the beginning of the second half and we were down 0-3. Out of no where we hear the coach from the other team screamed ‘ref I need you to get them off the field’ ( I can’t remember exactly what he said). Then another coach walked towards the family and said ‘ I heard what you said’.


Ref did go up to the family and they eventually left the field and we resumed the game. I am embarrassed of what happened. It is a poor representation of our team and the league.

If anyone from that team is reading this, I would like to apologize for her behavior. Please know not all the parents are like that.

So no one should be on the player bench side of the field except for refs, players, coaches. Everyone else should be on the opposite side of the field. Even sitting on the goal ends is not allowed.

The team manager should be with the parents during games. He/she should be there for and questions parents may have. They are an extension of their club almost an ambassador. If opposing team families have questions about the club as well.

Our club does not have parent team managers. The club handles everything. Parents have zero involvement.

I loved that about Barca. Also- no parent volunteers for anything. Just show up and drop your kid off. It was worth the extra $$

Barca is possibly the most impersonal club we have been a part of.

[Anonymous]

What is the best course of action to have the team anger removed?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What is the best course of action to have the team anger removed?

Donuts after a game or after a practice often removes team anger.

[Anonymous]

Maybe a blow pop so she can suck on something, sure it’s been awhile since she had any.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What is the best course of action to have the team manger removed?

Donuts after a game or after a practice often removes team anger.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What is the best course of action to have the team anger removed?

You can have the job! I only agreed to do it because the Coach asked and everyone else said no.

[Anonymous]

And I think she only did it because she wants to know be in the know and control the scheduling.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What is the best course of action to have the team anger removed?

You can have the job! I only agreed to do it because the Coach asked and everyone else said no.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:And I think she only did it because she wants to know be in the know and control the scheduling.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What is the best course of action to have the team anger removed?

You can have the job! I only agreed to do it because the Coach asked and everyone else said no.

LOL, guaranteed that 9 out of 10 team managers would happily hand off duties if only someone else was willing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What is the best course of action to have the team anger removed?

You can have the job! I only agreed to do it because the Coach asked and everyone else said no.

I always laugh at this excuse, because I have almost never seen a coach email to all parents asking for volunteers.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:And I think she only did it because she wants to know be in the know and control the scheduling.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What is the best course of action to have the team anger removed?

You can have the job! I only agreed to do it because the Coach asked and everyone else said no.

what team manager has control of the scheduling ... or anything else? It is just a series of tedious and mundane duties! No control whatsoever.