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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The coaches exact words were: "If you want to win the race to Dubai, you need a road paved in gold"[/quote]

Time to talk to the principal and the School Supervisor. [/quote]

I don't believe that these quotes are real.  If a coach ever did so far forget himself as to write insane nonsense like that in an email, I'd immediately go to principal or headmaster.  Someone writing that kind of stuff seems too potentially unstable to be around children.  I say this as a former middle school coach and parent of a kid who played club, rec, and school sports 2nd-12th grade. [/quote]

OP here. The coach didn’t say anything like “gold in Dubai”. Somebody else made that up.

This is what I wrote: “ This evening my daughter got an email from the coach and then dissolved into tears. He said it’s great she’s going to attend every practice this week, but that she won’t be able to get much playing time this season. He said to my daughter that she just doesn’t contribute as much as the rival and her family do to the team’s fortunes. He said he’d try to get her an opportunity to compete at some point this season, but she has to understand that starting ahead of the rival won’t be happening. ”

I have to say, this whole thing has made negotiating Easter with the ex less than fun. :( [/quote]

Just go with what the ex wants, save the peace. Your child will be fine either way. [/quote]

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