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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]At U12 he should still be rotated. Our coaches specifically told us they are looking for kids that are versatile. Even so, I would have your son talk to him, but careful that its in a positive/improvement way, as opposed to a complaining way (you said nothing to indicate he would, but might be good to model some language with him).[/quote] I agree that he should still be rotated at this age, but that doesn't necessarily mean she should be rotated every game. In order to really learn a position, you need to spend some dedicated time training and playing in it. If a player is constantly bouncing in and out of position day to day, they aren't really going to learn it well enough to play it proficiently. But it still would be good for the coach to communicate with his players about what he's doing so they understand what's happening. [/quote]
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