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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It sucks that my kids experience on a team is so dependent on the whims of the coach and other players.  Is there a club that maintains a constant experience across all their teams? Coaches all follow the same consistent pattern so if the coach leaves the new one maintains the same approach? Also the system is same from team to team within the club? System doesn’t change based on players but rather players adapt to the system? Which clubs operate like this?[/quote]

LOL these clubs are all made up of ex players and coach rising to their level of incompetence. It the Peter principle in action. The only better example is athlete directors at colleges. [/quote]

Their level of incompetence; so true.  Besides, clubs aren't loyal.  They will readily pick up a player mid-season and bench another long time member of the team, if it suited them.  Seen it happen.  So why maintain a one directional loyalty?  Ask yourself.  Would your club cut your child?  If the answer is yes, don't be afraid to cut the club.  Travel soccer is pretty expensive anyways.

Actually I would prefer a club not pick up my child as a player, rather than either have my DC not be at the right level for the level of play or not be viewed as a good enough player to see a decent amount of time.  The initial heartbreak of not making the team is better than the year long slow bleed of being the bottom player.  [/quote]

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