Virginia Revolution coaches yelling

[Anonymous]

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I think people want coaches to whisper. lol. I don’t think they realize, especially on full field, yelling is kind of a must. And it’s necessary sometimes. If people and their kids can’t hack a coach who tells, they may consider rec and hope they get a meek coach there.

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Anonymous wrote:was at Raventek park / Evergreen sportsplex throughout the day and I have to say that VA revolution coaches yell almost the entire game at their players non-stop to the point where their players just start ignoring them.

ALL DAY? Wow, do you have a lot of kids that play all day long or do you just enjoy kids soccer. Either way, I find it hard to believe that ALL VRSC coaches were yelling all day. My son plays for VRSC and so far this season our coach has remained calm and hasn't yelled at his team once. So to say ALL VRSC coaches yell at their teams is incorrect. I also watched a few games at the tournament last weekend and only observed 1 coach yell and it wasn't a rude disrespectful yell.

Our VRSC coach isn't a big yeller either. Leave it to DCUM to post the most random observations in a SOCCER forum! Most coaches yell at some point. Its not always negative.

Exactly!!!

I think people want coaches to whisper. lol. I don’t think they realize, especially on full field, yelling is kind of a must. And it’s necessary sometimes. If people and their kids can’t hack a coach who tells, they may consider rec and hope they get a meek coach there.

Rec coaches yell more than travel coaches.

Unless there's a tactical adjustment to be made, yelling is rather pointless. Things don't sink in during a game. It's all noise.

Practice is the coaches' time. Games are the kids' time.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Several StJ parents were asked to leave. They were actually cursing at the young HS aged AR. In one game the STJ coach was actually encouraging his girls to foul. Seriously, you aren't going to last in the GA. Playing aggressive instead of playing right won't go over very well. It's all down hill from here. The teams were lucky it wasn't 10-0 like some of the games last weekend.

Strategic fouls are actually part of the game. Watch professional men's and women's games, more than a few minutes here and there. You may even hear the broadcasters mention something be a good foul.

I'm not talking violent play or anything like that will get a player carded but sometimes fouling is necessary and a good idea.

[Anonymous]

This is a TSJ parent trying to throw mudd on the Rev coaches. Envy is a terrible thing. Tell your kid to practice more instead