Does your team tuck their shirts in?

[Anonymous]

Yes because it’s harder for the other team to grab your shirt

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:No. Coaches who care bout that lose in the end once players pull them out. Red herring for newbie rec coaches.

You don't know this coach. No-one dares pull their shirt out. And he's not a shouter or anything - the kids just understand he means what he says. he's a good coach too.

This coach sounds like a anal retentive goof.

Who cares if they are ticked or not? Such a waste of energy to bother with.

Mr. Miyagi would not have agreed.

Mr. Miyagi wasn't real.

He's an archetype.

[Anonymous]

There is no team rule, individual kids do it differently. My son does not tuck. His uniform shirt is no longer long enough to. I am cheap, so I don't want to buy a new set until the uniform changes next year (to reflect a new sponsor logo).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yes because it’s harder for the other team to grab your shirt

Then put baby oil on your arms to avoid getting grabbed.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yes because it’s harder for the other team to grab your shirt

I don't see a single player with their shirt tucked in during this Champions League game I am watching. They all have well tailored shirts though, so less to grab.

[Anonymous]

Depends on the ref

[Anonymous]

My son is 6’2” and his team’s Nike kit runs small—his xl shorts almost look like short shorts on him and I don’t think his shirt would stay tucked in if he tried at this point.

I just had to look at a team photo on Instagram and none of his team was tucked in this past weekend.

[Anonymous]

Untucked.com is the solution.