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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP said the son comes out "rarely" and for "short periods" I don't understand the beef, but if you can do a better job why don't you coach.[/quote]

Sorry, not helpful.  I am trying to find a good solution; my son is not leaving the team, these are his friends, and it's good training.  He, the Coach, and Coach's son are friends (think bday parties and sleep-overs);

So my two options as I see it are to ask one of the less vocal parent to talk to Coach; I talk to Coach, or I STFU.

I'm leaning towards S'ingTFU - this will play itself out; Coach will be exposed or he will adjust.  My son gets playing time and is one of the better players - I'm actually less worried about him.  When I notice what I perceive to be an injustice it raises my hackles.  The fact that I notice a play time injustice on a soccer team with 10yos makes my blood boil; A better coach will coach a team to play together, not rely on his son and other role players.

Thanks for your input Soccer DCUM.[/quote]

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