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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Isn't it a conflict of interest to have players do private trainings with their current coach outside of the club structure for additional payment?  There is a coach for a Maryland club who does individual trainings with his current players for a fee. Those players then get more playing time than those who do not do private trainings.  How is this allowed? [/quote]

Devil's Advocate:
1 What interests specifically are being conflicted? 
2 If you didn't know about the private training, would those players be playing more time because they're better?
3 Is it written in your club bylaws and agreement that this is not allowed?[/quote]

It reeks to high heaven and in any other industry it would be banned or at the very least frowned upon.  It is accepted as common because this US Youth Soccer landscape currently where parents are hive-minded, suffer from severe FOMO, are ignorant, and have deep pockets thus huckster coaches and clubs capitalize.[/quote]

Your Honor, the witness has failed to answer the questions. I move to have the charges dropped and case dismissed. 
Let the poor coach earn a living.[/quote]

Yes, let us all shed a tear for the poor coach that does not GAF about your kid and views you as a sucker and a mark. Carry on.[/quote]

Well that took an aggressively angry turn quickly. [/quote]

Whatever you say champ. Tone over substance. You do you.[/quote]

Next time try including some substance. [/quote]

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