If the disagreements were about pineapple on pizza, i’d be inclined to agree and we’d all have a good laugh.. unfortunately they aren’t.

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Anonymous wrote:I think Arlington wants to be careful about coaches posting pretty political messages on their Twitter accounts.

People are allowed to freely on policies. Hope you understand that one day

Sure, and people are free to object to playing for people with those views, which I hope you cannot only understand one day, but express better than whatever gibberish you posted above.

How have we got to a place where people don't want to interact with people who disagree with them about something. Personally I want my kid's soccer coach to be a good soccer coach. I'm not bothered what his opinions are on other topics.

At some point, you will meet one where it makes a difference. Believe me.

I have no idea what opinion was expressed - is that really the case here?

Certainly I see people getting crazily bent out of shape about all sorts of things these days - where as a society we would be far better off allowing disagreements to occur, attempting to understand and learn from the perspective of people with whom we disagree, and remaining friends in spite of that.

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Anonymous wrote:I think Arlington wants to be careful about coaches posting pretty political messages on their Twitter accounts.

People are allowed to freely on policies. Hope you understand that one day

Sure, and people are free to object to playing for people with those views, which I hope you cannot only understand one day, but express better than whatever gibberish you posted above.

How have we got to a place where people don't want to interact with people who disagree with them about something. Personally I want my kid's soccer coach to be a good soccer coach. I'm not bothered what his opinions are on other topics.

At some point, you will meet one where it makes a difference. Believe me.

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Anonymous wrote:I think Arlington wants to be careful about coaches posting pretty political messages on their Twitter accounts.

People are allowed to freely on policies. Hope you understand that one day

Sure, and people are free to object to playing for people with those views, which I hope you cannot only understand one day, but express better than whatever gibberish you posted above.

How have we got to a place where people don't want to interact with people who disagree with them about something. Personally I want my kid's soccer coach to be a good soccer coach. I'm not bothered what his opinions are on other topics.

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Anonymous wrote:I think Arlington wants to be careful about coaches posting pretty political messages on their Twitter accounts.

People are allowed to freely on policies. Hope you understand that one day

Sure, and people are free to object to playing for people with those views, which I hope you cannot only understand one day, but express better than whatever gibberish you posted above.

And people are free to hire or fire coaches who express objectionable views. Liberty has all sorts of complications, doesn’t it? Try to understand that the first amendment protects individuals only from governmental restrictions on speech, not on commercial consequences for speech that private citizens find objectionable. So you are free to express yourself; prepare to take the consequences.

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Anonymous wrote:I think Arlington wants to be careful about coaches posting pretty political messages on their Twitter accounts.

People are allowed to freely on policies. Hope you understand that one day

Sure, and people are free to object to playing for people with those views, which I hope you cannot only understand one day, but express better than whatever gibberish you posted above.

Anonymous wrote:I think Arlington wants to be careful about coaches posting pretty political messages on their Twitter accounts.

People are allowed to freely on policies. Hope you understand that one day

Someone told me that Arlington held a zoom call earlier this week and it was stated that Coach Inty would be coaching the U15 Academy team. But it was announced earlier that he would be the U16 White coach and the U14 Blue coach. I'm afraid that, if he's coaching the U15 Academy team, he won't be able to coach his other teams. Does anyone know what's going on there? Did they change up coaching assignments?

I think Arlington wants to be careful about coaches posting pretty political messages on their Twitter accounts.

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Anonymous wrote:Arlington girls 09 lower teams got offers yesterday

which 09 teams? black? blue?

i've heard of 09G black offers going out so far but nothing else for 09Gs....yet.

DP. That’s weird given that black is the lowest team.

And outside offers too.

Anonymous wrote:You’re forgetting the new color, purple.

get a life.

You’re forgetting the new color, purple.

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Anonymous wrote:Arlington girls 09 lower teams got offers yesterday

which 09 teams? black? blue?

i've heard of 09G black offers going out so far but nothing else for 09Gs....yet.

DP. That’s weird given that black is the lowest team.

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Anonymous wrote:Arlington girls 09 lower teams got offers yesterday

which 09 teams? black? blue?

i've heard of 09G black offers going out so far but nothing else for 09Gs....yet.

Question - if given the option, would you choose a higher team with less playing time or a lower team where you would be the star player?

It depends on how much worse the players on the lower team are - if they cannot receive passes etc., it won't be fun.