RantingSoccerDad wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

RantingSoccerDad wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you can read, the immediate PP said practices.

"Team Managers also schedule practice times and locations."

What club is this? That's absolutely not the norm. Fields are finite resources. You can't just wake up and say, "Hmmm, I think we'll practice at Oakton at 6 p.m. today."

Team manager probably is directed by the club to put in teamsnap the schedule.

This depends on the club/team doesn’t it. Our Team Manager is the the one that coordinates with the coach for his availability, does a survey with the parents to determine best days and times for practices, then rents and pays for the turf field. It’s done before the season starts.

This has to be a smaller club. I can't imagine that scenario at a larger club. Even PAC has its schedule set at club level for its two available fields, unless something has drastically changed.

I actually can't imagine it in Fairfax County, given the politics of field assignments.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I would complain to the club if they allow any parent to sit on the players side manager or not.

managers doing it seems fairly normal. Their spouses and other children joining them isn't

Anonymous wrote:

RantingSoccerDad wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you can read, the immediate PP said practices.

"Team Managers also schedule practice times and locations."

What club is this? That's absolutely not the norm. Fields are finite resources. You can't just wake up and say, "Hmmm, I think we'll practice at Oakton at 6 p.m. today."

Team manager probably is directed by the club to put in teamsnap the schedule.