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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Yes, kids need to learn to deal with distractions. My H and I coached a team for a few years and they assigned us a kid that was super hyperactive. At practice I had my son or my older son stand by him to redirect when he got off task. It really was not that difficult. Kids are way less judgemental than parents. Truthfully every kid had an issue but this boy's issue were just more obvious. WTF kind of society are we in that this child is not allowed to play soccer. Mid-season we found out his old team pretended they broke up but stayed together and we had to play them, his mom was really upset. Usually my H and I would just play all the kids even, where ever and not worry about winning. But we knew we could win, we put this kid as striker, we put my super athletic son in the goal, shut down the other team on defense and only sent the ball to this kid to score. We destroyed the other team and ran up the score. It was poetic. When it was time to shake hands the other coach said, "I know what you did" and my H said, "and I know what you did"... the man said, "to be fair I didn't do it"... my H said, "yea you did, you fing suck, and you broke his mom's heart" His mom said to me "ive never really understood the joy of competition and winning until right this moment." [/quote] Holy crap...this brought tears to my eyes. You are my hero![/quote]
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