Tournament Ringers

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Should the aggrieved family sue the club for emotional and economic damage?

In the age of snowflakery, equity, cancel culture and colored emos claiming there are thousands of genders id say go for it. You’ll win the suit.

Sue a club? For emotional damage!

This has happened recently. VDA 08 team.

Lies. VDA is the best club top to bottom. No toxicity there!

VDA currently has 1 coach. How toxic could it be?

Maybe he's bipolar?

Maybe? Confirmed!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Actually this happens more during ecnl-regional games then tournaments.

Your team is short players? Just pulled down a few ecnl players who aren't getting as many minutes. May as well win 8-0 while you're at it.

NCFC makes this a strategy each year to prop up their RL teams

[Anonymous]

IME this happens on Very Bad Unethical Teams. Unless it's a lower level team or a tournament on a date that conflicts with vacations or a lot of the regular team members are sick like everyone came down with covid at the same time. That did happen once.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How common is it for coach's to roster a "ringer" for a tournament? I'm talking about a GOAT who maybe plays for another league, maybe another age-group, coming in for a tournament with zero practices with the team ahead of time. Just shows up on the roster 2 days before the tournament-- no conversation at all with the players or the parents.

It's not all that common - but it does happen. My DS charges $100 a game to do this and probably makes about $500 a year out of it.

Meh, that's nothing. My DS is going to guest on two opposing teams at Bethesda and double his money.

off the rails

[Anonymous]

Got Soccer rankings = Got Ringer rankings