GFR Falling apart?

[Anonymous]

Most suits are dropped. Too much money to pursue unless gov is taking action.

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Anonymous wrote:That board member is one of the people who cares about where people's money going. Some people don't care that people are making $500K+ a year to be "directors" and coach their 2-3 teams while not caring about anyone else... others are part of those 2-3 teams where they get all the perks so they love them

who the hell is making $500k a year? lol

That was an exaggeration, NM got $480,000 for all the amazing things he does for 3-4 teams he coaches.

He got $500k from his contract with GFR that paid EIGHT coaches out of that, not just himself!

And Nadir Moumen’s three lawsuits from this past year 🤓

https://trellis.law/case/36059/616404-2024/avenue-equity-group-llc-v-zenith-vending-llc-d-b-a-zenith-vending-nadir-fouad-moumen-total-futbol-llc

https://unicourt.com/case/ny-sue1-caseggda20bbf6e882-2628775

https://unicourt.com/case/az-mas2-caseaed0cac19b0bf5-232547?init_S=cs_ltst

I don’t remember Total Futbol including a vending machine service in their contract.

VYSA doesn’t have an actual code of ethics and safesport regulations against frauds with criminal records?

[Anonymous]

Where do you see they’re dropped? One is open and one has ordered NM to pay.

[Anonymous]

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they’re dropped? One is open and one has ordered NM to pay.

[Anonymous]

Sounds like GFR is in need of some financial transparency. As a 501c, the records shouldn't be too hard to come by? Is someone taking on the responsibility to request and review?

[Anonymous]

Should be available to public

Anonymous wrote:Sounds like GFR is in need of some financial transparency. As a 501c, the records shouldn't be too hard to come by? Is someone taking on the responsibility to request and review?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Sounds like GFR is in need of some financial transparency. As a 501c, the records shouldn't be too hard to come by? Is someone taking on the responsibility to request and review?

Yes, a few people have requested and reviewed and there is nothing there.

[Anonymous]

I have a daughter that plays rec soccer and this make me not want her playing this sport at all. No kids coach should be getting paid at all. Maybe a couple hundred bucks a month but the numbers being discussed are disgusting. Parents that spend this kind of money have real mental issues.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have a daughter that plays rec soccer and this make me not want her playing this sport at all. No kids coach should be getting paid at all. Maybe a couple hundred bucks a month but the numbers being discussed are disgusting. Parents that spend this kind of money have real mental issues.

For the love of the game?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have a daughter that plays rec soccer and this make me not want her playing this sport at all. No kids coach should be getting paid at all. Maybe a couple hundred bucks a month but the numbers being discussed are disgusting. Parents that spend this kind of money have real mental issues.

You're not wrong with the last sentence especially if you add time to it.

[Anonymous]

“Not aware of any intentional mismanagement” reads like a depo-prepped witness.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have a daughter that plays rec soccer and this make me not want her playing this sport at all. No kids coach should be getting paid at all. Maybe a couple hundred bucks a month but the numbers being discussed are disgusting. Parents that spend this kind of money have real mental issues.

professional, licensed coaches shouldn't get paid to coach youth sports? most coaches get about $15k/year per team. that is for roughly 5 hours a week - more some weeks, less others. that seems like a very reasonable part time job salary,

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I have a daughter that plays rec soccer and this make me not want her playing this sport at all. No kids coach should be getting paid at all. Maybe a couple hundred bucks a month but the numbers being discussed are disgusting. Parents that spend this kind of money have real mental issues.

professional, licensed coaches shouldn't get paid to coach youth sports? most coaches get about $15k/year per team. that is for roughly 5 hours a week - more some weeks, less others. that seems like a very reasonable part time job salary,

+1 PP’s statement is ridiculous.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I have a daughter that plays rec soccer and this make me not want her playing this sport at all. No kids coach should be getting paid at all. Maybe a couple hundred bucks a month but the numbers being discussed are disgusting. Parents that spend this kind of money have real mental issues.

professional, licensed coaches shouldn't get paid to coach youth sports? most coaches get about $15k/year per team. that is for roughly 5 hours a week - more some weeks, less others. that seems like a very reasonable part time job salary,

5 hours per week seems low.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I have a daughter that plays rec soccer and this make me not want her playing this sport at all. No kids coach should be getting paid at all. Maybe a couple hundred bucks a month but the numbers being discussed are disgusting. Parents that spend this kind of money have real mental issues.

professional, licensed coaches shouldn't get paid to coach youth sports? most coaches get about $15k/year per team. that is for roughly 5 hours a week - more some weeks, less others. that seems like a very reasonable part time job salary,

5 hours per week seems low.

probably an average. 10 hours during busy times of the season, a month off in the winter.....but yea, it's not a *disgusting* amount of money.

[Anonymous]

https://www.change.org/p/petition-for-special-meeting-of-gfrsc-members-pursuant-to-sec-3-10-of-the-gfrsc-by-laws

Has anyone seen this petition that’s calling for transparency from the club? Feel like this could be a chance to push for the information we’ve been trying to have from the beginning.