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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Qualities of a Great Sports Coach from the highest levels, the International Olympic Committee. [url]https://stillmed.olympic.org/media/Document%20Library/OlympicOrg/IOC/What-We-Do/Protecting-Clean-Athletes/Athletes-Space/Athletes-Entourage/Coaches/EN-Qualities-of-a-coach.pdf[/url]

No where does it talk about the need to win. Winning comes from adequate preparation which comes from the club. Some of the best and most positive experiences can coming from losing. It's a matter of perspective. Over time, I hope parents, coaches, and directors can stop being so hard on themselves. Allow coaches and kids to fail a lot and learn from their experiences. If you have a team, everyone is happy, players improve, coach is successful motivating each player, that's success. [/quote]

Winning has never been mentioned.

Development requires a motivated player. Being unsatisfied with playing time is a first step. Determining what is required to earn more playing time is the next step.

All you seem to want is more playing time with little regard for the work required to get more playing time. Even at U10, playing time is not an entitlement.

Even at U10, 90% of development occurs in training. [/quote]

I’m not the OP nor any of the PPs. It’s Thanksgiving. Can you take a day off from being so angry? Be thankful for good health. Be thankful for having a good life and having a horrible soccer issue to have to deal with. Note that winning has been brought up many times from people who seem to be soccer coaches and clubs want to keep their brand whatever that brand might be.[/quote][/quote]

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