Bethesda Delco Parents Brawl?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I saw the video that (Bethesda coach behavior) 1,000% did not happen. Let’s keep the train on the tracks here.

The coach should do a better job communicating to the parents what’s acceptable, and the parents shouldn’t be talking to the kids. The delco parent told the Bethesda parent to shut up which sparks all of it, but the Bethesda mother who makes a b-line up the sideline to the parents…everyone just needs to be a better example and keep the focus on the kids.

Let’s remember that there’s a coach in the Bethesda program making an effort to bring competitive soccer to underserved areas of PG county and that some of these parents may not be as familiar with what is acceptable at very competitive levels of youth soccer.

Not making excuses, the parents were out of line and should be talked to. It’s a shame that they go out of their way to make the game all about them, and it’s a shame that their kids have to keep watching this happen.

Then why did the coach get tossed? And what was happening on the field that prompted parents to yell at the other team's player? It doesn't excuse the bad behavior, but I'm guessing something provoked it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I saw the video that (Bethesda coach behavior) 1,000% did not happen. Let’s keep the train on the tracks here.

The coach should do a better job communicating to the parents what’s acceptable, and the parents shouldn’t be talking to the kids. The delco parent told the Bethesda parent to shut up which sparks all of it, but the Bethesda mother who makes a b-line up the sideline to the parents…everyone just needs to be a better example and keep the focus on the kids.

Let’s remember that there’s a coach in the Bethesda program making an effort to bring competitive soccer to underserved areas of PG county and that some of these parents may not be as familiar with what is acceptable at very competitive levels of youth soccer.

Not making excuses, the parents were out of line and should be talked to. It’s a shame that they go out of their way to make the game all about them, and it’s a shame that their kids have to keep watching this happen.

Seriously? You are blaming this on the "underserved PG county parents"? When we've all seen the Montgomery County parents misbehaving for years.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I saw the video that (Bethesda coach behavior) 1,000% did not happen. Let’s keep the train on the tracks here.

The coach should do a better job communicating to the parents what’s acceptable, and the parents shouldn’t be talking to the kids. The delco parent told the Bethesda parent to shut up which sparks all of it, but the Bethesda mother who makes a b-line up the sideline to the parents…everyone just needs to be a better example and keep the focus on the kids.

Let’s remember that there’s a coach in the Bethesda program making an effort to bring competitive soccer to underserved areas of PG county and that some of these parents may not be as familiar with what is acceptable at very competitive levels of youth soccer.

Not making excuses, the parents were out of line and should be talked to. It’s a shame that they go out of their way to make the game all about them, and it’s a shame that their kids have to keep watching this happen.

So lemme get this straight- this behavior is because the families are from “underprivileged PG county” and they are not aware of what is acceptable in competitive soccer. GTFOH. Sorry that your PC/Karen/Montgomery County afternoon was ruined by the gremlins! How about nobody on that sideline corrected the behavior from the parents. Not one parent said leave the girls alone and let them play. This is exactly what is wrong with people. Because they don’t have proper soccer etiquette?!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I saw the video that (Bethesda coach behavior) 1,000% did not happen. Let’s keep the train on the tracks here.

The coach should do a better job communicating to the parents what’s acceptable, and the parents shouldn’t be talking to the kids. The delco parent told the Bethesda parent to shut up which sparks all of it, but the Bethesda mother who makes a b-line up the sideline to the parents…everyone just needs to be a better example and keep the focus on the kids.

Let’s remember that there’s a coach in the Bethesda program making an effort to bring competitive soccer to underserved areas of PG county and that some of these parents may not be as familiar with what is acceptable at very competitive levels of youth soccer.

Not making excuses, the parents were out of line and should be talked to. It’s a shame that they go out of their way to make the game all about them, and it’s a shame that their kids have to keep watching this happen.

Racist dog whistle much?

[Anonymous]

The person who said that literally said it’s unacceptable and everyone still finds something wrong w that. Can’t win.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The person who said that literally said it’s unacceptable and everyone still finds something wrong w that. Can’t win.

They said all that and then ADDED it’s because of HELPING SERVE people who are underprivileged- ie) not rich folks from Montgomery County… no need to ADD TO IT. That’s all. The rest was fine.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The person who said that literally said it’s unacceptable and everyone still finds something wrong w that. Can’t win.

They said all that and then ADDED it’s because of HELPING SERVE people who are underprivileged- ie) not rich folks from Montgomery County… no need to ADD TO IT. That’s all. The rest was fine.

Someone not related to the overall discussion, but find it hilarious they're both in Montgomery County (Delco isn't actually Delaware Co) and have similar infinitives.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I saw the video that (Bethesda coach behavior) 1,000% did not happen. Let’s keep the train on the tracks here.

The coach should do a better job communicating to the parents what’s acceptable, and the parents shouldn’t be talking to the kids. The delco parent told the Bethesda parent to shut up which sparks all of it, but the Bethesda mother who makes a b-line up the sideline to the parents…everyone just needs to be a better example and keep the focus on the kids.

Let’s remember that there’s a coach in the Bethesda program making an effort to bring competitive soccer to underserved areas of PG county and that some of these parents may not be as familiar with what is acceptable at very competitive levels of youth soccer.

Not making excuses, the parents were out of line and should be talked to. It’s a shame that they go out of their way to make the game all about them, and it’s a shame that their kids have to keep watching this happen.

Not sure how PG entered the convo when most of the terrible behavior I’ve seen are from parents of non underserved areas lol. Dont know if it was your intent but it seems like you think people from PG don’t know how to act at soccer games. Would say I’m shocked but I already felt that way. Carry on.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The person who said that literally said it’s unacceptable and everyone still finds something wrong w that. Can’t win.

They said all that and then ADDED it’s because of HELPING SERVE people who are underprivileged- ie) not rich folks from Montgomery County… no need to ADD TO IT. That’s all. The rest was fine.

Someone not related to the overall discussion, but find it hilarious they're both in Montgomery County (Delco isn't actually Delaware Co) and have similar infinitives.

sorry autocorrect - initiatives

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I saw the video that (Bethesda coach behavior) 1,000% did not happen. Let’s keep the train on the tracks here.

The coach should do a better job communicating to the parents what’s acceptable, and the parents shouldn’t be talking to the kids. The delco parent told the Bethesda parent to shut up which sparks all of it, but the Bethesda mother who makes a b-line up the sideline to the parents…everyone just needs to be a better example and keep the focus on the kids.

Let’s remember that there’s a coach in the Bethesda program making an effort to bring competitive soccer to underserved areas of PG county and that some of these parents may not be as familiar with what is acceptable at very competitive levels of youth soccer.

Not making excuses, the parents were out of line and should be talked to. It’s a shame that they go out of their way to make the game all about them, and it’s a shame that their kids have to keep watching this happen.

Then why did the coach get tossed? And what was happening on the field that prompted parents to yell at the other team's player? It doesn't excuse the bad behavior, but I'm guessing something provoked it.

Don’t you think, as the adults at the game, that you should have outgrown the well-she-started-it! argument by now?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The person who said that literally said it’s unacceptable and everyone still finds something wrong w that. Can’t win.

They said all that and then ADDED it’s because of HELPING SERVE people who are underprivileged- ie) not rich folks from Montgomery County… no need to ADD TO IT. That’s all. The rest was fine.

+1. It was a perfectly fine response but this part is cringeworthy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I saw the video that (Bethesda coach behavior) 1,000% did not happen. Let’s keep the train on the tracks here.

The coach should do a better job communicating to the parents what’s acceptable, and the parents shouldn’t be talking to the kids. The delco parent told the Bethesda parent to shut up which sparks all of it, but the Bethesda mother who makes a b-line up the sideline to the parents…everyone just needs to be a better example and keep the focus on the kids.

Let’s remember that there’s a coach in the Bethesda program making an effort to bring competitive soccer to underserved areas of PG county and that some of these parents may not be as familiar with what is acceptable at very competitive levels of youth soccer.

Not making excuses, the parents were out of line and should be talked to. It’s a shame that they go out of their way to make the game all about them, and it’s a shame that their kids have to keep watching this happen.

Not sure how PG entered the convo when most of the terrible behavior I’ve seen are from parents of non underserved areas lol. Dont know if it was your intent but it seems like you think people from PG don’t know how to act at soccer games. Would say I’m shocked but I already felt that way about us. Carry on.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I saw the video that (Bethesda coach behavior) 1,000% did not happen. Let’s keep the train on the tracks here.

The coach should do a better job communicating to the parents what’s acceptable, and the parents shouldn’t be talking to the kids. The delco parent told the Bethesda parent to shut up which sparks all of it, but the Bethesda mother who makes a b-line up the sideline to the parents…everyone just needs to be a better example and keep the focus on the kids.

Let’s remember that there’s a coach in the Bethesda program making an effort to bring competitive soccer to underserved areas of PG county and that some of these parents may not be as familiar with what is acceptable at very competitive levels of youth soccer.

Not making excuses, the parents were out of line and should be talked to. It’s a shame that they go out of their way to make the game all about them, and it’s a shame that their kids have to keep watching this happen.

Then why did the coach get tossed? And what was happening on the field that prompted parents to yell at the other team's player? It doesn't excuse the bad behavior, but I'm guessing something provoked it.

Don’t you think, as the adults at the game, that you should have outgrown the well-she-started-it! argument by now?

[Anonymous]

BSC must be embarrassed and took the video down.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:BSC must be embarrassed and took the video down.

no **** it's been down for over 24 hours - it was a live stream that was accessible for a short period