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[quote=Anonymous]I would encourage many of the parents here to keep their kids home so they aren't exposed to the real world. If your kids really want to play soccer, then enter them in rec and ask to co-coach the team to ensure that the other parent coaches aren't verbally abusing your kid. Make sure you bring lots of orange slices and juice boxes so no one feels left out. Sorry folks but in elite your sports where winning is important and driven by parents, there isn't much room for snowflakes. Abuse is one thing but the sort of abuse people imply here is just harsh coaching. It isn't for everyone and if your kid plans to play at the next level, get ready because college coaches are not anything like the pre-school environment that you seem to expect. Look, if the coaches style is a detriment to your kid's development, move to another club. Unless a coach is berating your kid, they aren't getting fired. [/quote]
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