Untucked.com is the solution.

My son is 6’2” and his team’s Nike kit runs small—his xl shorts almost look like short shorts on him and I don’t think his shirt would stay tucked in if he tried at this point.

I just had to look at a team photo on Instagram and none of his team was tucked in this past weekend.

Depends on the ref

Anonymous wrote:Yes because it’s harder for the other team to grab your shirt

I don't see a single player with their shirt tucked in during this Champions League game I am watching. They all have well tailored shirts though, so less to grab.

Anonymous wrote:Yes because it’s harder for the other team to grab your shirt

Then put baby oil on your arms to avoid getting grabbed.

There is no team rule, individual kids do it differently. My son does not tuck. His uniform shirt is no longer long enough to. I am cheap, so I don't want to buy a new set until the uniform changes next year (to reflect a new sponsor logo).

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Anonymous wrote:No. Coaches who care bout that lose in the end once players pull them out. Red herring for newbie rec coaches.

You don't know this coach. No-one dares pull their shirt out. And he's not a shouter or anything - the kids just understand he means what he says. he's a good coach too.

This coach sounds like a anal retentive goof.

Who cares if they are ticked or not? Such a waste of energy to bother with.

Mr. Miyagi would not have agreed.

Mr. Miyagi wasn't real.

He's an archetype.

Yes because it’s harder for the other team to grab your shirt