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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Top players generally get pick of litter and coaches are more patient.  It’s multiple bubble players when issues arise[/quote]

I argue don't join a team where your DC is a bubble player.  Do you really want child to ride the bench?  Going up a level to watch games from the bench is no fun for kids.  That's what I've seen with mine and teammates who are watching better teammates play but not them.  Go to a team which values your child.  Don't be a bubble player.[/quote]

It depends on the player and coach.  If the stronger team has a coach who develops, then it's best to move the player to the stronger team so they develop through the season.  If it's a coach who just wants to win, then it's not worth it.  Even kids on the bench get 20-25 minutes of play time versus the entire game (in most cases).

Every scenario is different and it depends on what the player goals are.[/quote]

When it is understood that training is more important than games, many kids will be better off for their development. [/quote]

Found the bad coach. Its supposed to be fun. They "practice" in order to play in the games. That's why its called practice. Practicing all the time and never getting to play is demoralizing[/quote]

Then you don't understand sports.  Practice is more important than play time in during many age groups.  Players practice to get better.  Players need to train on ball possession, first touch, passing, striking, fakes, turns, etc.  These are developed during practice not games.[/quote]

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