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[quote=Anonymous][/quote]Say, I'm not sure, then ask open ended questions. Why at the end of the 1st you sent it long, when you could have possessed? When you took it to the goal should you have taken 1 less touch? What happened with the corner kick? I think an average 13 year old (after an eye roll) will interpret this series of questions as: 1. poor passing choice at the end of the 1st. 2. shoot earlier on goal. 3. bad corner kick. I agree. This person must have a much younger kid, or be seriously underestimating the intelligence of your average U13 kid. [b]I have 2 kids that play top 10 D1 sports, but okay. They also have sports psychologist in college paid for by the school.[/b] Fact... you don't know the game as well as their coach, stop thinking you know better or are "right" or know "the truth".[quote] Right, I am sure. :roll: [/quote]
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