Anonymous wrote:Whenever these threads surface, I always assume OP is the person the TM has to nag to confirm attendance or pay fees.
Anonymous wrote:What would you know. You said it yourself you are new to travel. You prob also play in a low level league.
Anonymous wrote:I’m new to travel soccer but our TM has been super nice and helpful to me.
Your generalization is just plain rude.
Anonymous wrote:Our team manager is amazing. One of the kindest, most helpful, and most organized people I know. Maybe it's time to find a different team. Not all of them operate the same way.
Anonymous wrote:I’m new to travel soccer but our TM has been super nice and helpful to me.
Your generalization is just plain rude.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why do we need a TM? We already pay $$$$. Can the clubs not provide 1 TM per age group?
DD’s ECNL club does not have parent managers. Coaches run everything. It’s great.
Anonymous wrote:Every team has that manager. You know—the one who just wants to help… by knowing everything, inserting herself into every conversation, and making sure the coach knows she’s the real MVP. She’s not managing, she’s campaigning. And of course, her kid just happens to always get game time. Total coincidence. Definitely not the result of nonstop brown-nosing. 🙄
It’s clear no one actually likes her. No one stands with her during games. People avoid her like she’s contagious. The team has zero bond—and it all starts with her. But somehow, she’s still here. She’s been the team manager for years, complains constantly about how much work it is, but never steps down. Because at the end of the day, it’s not about the team. It’s about the spotlight.
Anonymous wrote:Every team has that manager. You know—the one who just wants to help… by knowing everything, inserting herself into every conversation, and making sure the coach knows she’s the real MVP. She’s not managing, she’s campaigning. And of course, her kid just happens to always get game time. Total coincidence. Definitely not the result of nonstop brown-nosing. 🙄
It’s clear no one actually likes her. No one stands with her during games. People avoid her like she’s contagious. The team has zero bond—and it all starts with her. But somehow, she’s still here. She’s been the team manager for years, complains constantly about how much work it is, but never steps down. Because at the end of the day, it’s not about the team. It’s about the spotlight.