Anonymous
Post 10/21/2021 08:27     Subject: Same-team kid steals the ball
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:She’s not hearing you anyway. I would let it go. It’s okay if your 9 year old isn’t a super star. Let her learn life lessons on the field.


She's 7 years old. She's a 9 (center forward) on the team.


You are using numeric designations in 7 yo rec soccer?

Oh boy.

You need to settle down. A lot.


I’m hoping pp was not OP and was just being sarcastic.
Anonymous
Post 10/21/2021 08:25     Subject: Same-team kid steals the ball
Anonymous wrote:
My kid is 9 and on a team with a bunch of younger girls. One tiny girl is very enthusiastic and keeps kicking the ball away from my daughter even though they’re on the same team. This girl tries to runndown the field and often ends up kicking it out of bounds. Sometimes she goes in the wrong direction. My kid is stronger and can give it a good strong kick that goes a quarter of the way down the field If no one is in the way.

The coach never yells at the little girl who kicks it away from my DD. I yell, “same team!” and “wrong way!” But her mom kept giving me a look last game.

Wondering if I should speak to the coach about the little girl’s stealing from my DD and her mom’s annoyed glances when I yell at her. Of is this how it is when you are 9 in a team of 7 year olds.


1) The coach should never yell at players. That's disqualifying behavior.
2) Don't coach from the sidelines.
3) No. You don't speak to the coach. Stay in your lane. You're only a parent.
Anonymous
Post 10/21/2021 08:24     Subject: Re:Same-team kid steals the ball
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Is this a joke?

Stop yelling at children. If you must, yell at your own only.


What’s wrong with what I yelled? The kid needs direction and our coach isn’t giving it.


Looks like you should volunteer to be the coach next year. And shut up in the meantime.
Anonymous
Post 10/21/2021 08:23     Subject: Same-team kid steals the ball
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:She’s not hearing you anyway. I would let it go. It’s okay if your 9 year old isn’t a super star. Let her learn life lessons on the field.


She's 7 years old. She's a 9 (center forward) on the team.


You are using numeric designations in 7 yo rec soccer?

Oh boy.

You need to settle down. A lot.
Anonymous
Post 10/21/2021 08:22     Subject: Re:Same-team kid steals the ball
Your 9 yo is playing with he wrong age group. But that aside, you shouldn’t be coaching anyone, and especially not someone else’s kid, from the sidelines. That’s for the coach to do, so if you want any input you need to volunteer to coach a team.
Anonymous
Post 10/21/2021 08:21     Subject: Same-team kid steals the ball
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:She’s not hearing you anyway. I would let it go. It’s okay if your 9 year old isn’t a super star. Let her learn life lessons on the field.


She's 7 years old. She's a 9 (center forward) on the team.


You’re yelling at a 7 yo? You need to chill, lady.


You seem to be a new soccer parent. Here’s how to be a good one:

1. Do not coach from the sidelines.
2. Don’t yell at your kid or any kid.
3. Just watch and cheer for your kid.

If you have issues with the coaching or the skill level of the other kids, talk to the coach out of earshot from kids or move your kid to a more appropriate level.
Anonymous
Post 10/21/2021 08:16     Subject: Same-team kid steals the ball
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:She’s not hearing you anyway. I would let it go. It’s okay if your 9 year old isn’t a super star. Let her learn life lessons on the field.


She's 7 years old. She's a 9 (center forward) on the team.


You’re yelling at a 7 yo? You need to chill, lady.
Anonymous
Post 10/21/2021 08:10     Subject: Same-team kid steals the ball
Move her to an older team
Anonymous
Post 10/21/2021 08:08     Subject: Same-team kid steals the ball
Anonymous wrote:She’s not hearing you anyway. I would let it go. It’s okay if your 9 year old isn’t a super star. Let her learn life lessons on the field.


She's 7 years old. She's a 9 (center forward) on the team.
Anonymous
Post 10/21/2021 07:54     Subject: Same-team kid steals the ball
She’s not hearing you anyway. I would let it go. It’s okay if your 9 year old isn’t a super star. Let her learn life lessons on the field.
Anonymous
Post 10/21/2021 07:46     Subject: Re:Same-team kid steals the ball
Anonymous wrote:Is this a joke?

Stop yelling at children. If you must, yell at your own only.


What’s wrong with what I yelled? The kid needs direction and our coach isn’t giving it.
Anonymous
Post 10/21/2021 07:39     Subject: Re:Same-team kid steals the ball
Is this a joke?

Stop yelling at children. If you must, yell at your own only.
Anonymous
Post 10/21/2021 07:37     Subject: Same-team kid steals the ball
OMG this is so typical on younger rec teams. They’re excitable and often clueless. Not sure why your DD is playing down but you need to let the coach handle it.
Anonymous
Post 10/21/2021 07:32     Subject: Same-team kid steals the ball
Stop yelling at the kids
Anonymous
Post 10/21/2021 07:28     Subject: Same-team kid steals the ball

My kid is 9 and on a team with a bunch of younger girls. One tiny girl is very enthusiastic and keeps kicking the ball away from my daughter even though they’re on the same team. This girl tries to runndown the field and often ends up kicking it out of bounds. Sometimes she goes in the wrong direction. My kid is stronger and can give it a good strong kick that goes a quarter of the way down the field If no one is in the way.

The coach never yells at the little girl who kicks it away from my DD. I yell, “same team!” and “wrong way!” But her mom kept giving me a look last game.

Wondering if I should speak to the coach about the little girl’s stealing from my DD and her mom’s annoyed glances when I yell at her. Of is this how it is when you are 9 in a team of 7 year olds.