Anonymous
04/14/2021 14:46
Subject: Re:Unhappy, frustrated son
Oh, I thought he had just gotten married. This is the SOCCER forum lol
Anonymous
04/14/2021 14:07
Subject: Unhappy, frustrated son
If you don't like the team or the coach, either transfer or find another club. It's really that simple.
Good lesson in teaching your kid that there's going to be A LOT of crap in life that he doesn't like. He won't be able to change most of it but he can move on.
Though a little friction in life does create character. Can you imagine if we all had happy, stress free lives? What kind of character building would we have then?
Good lesson in teaching your kid that there's going to be A LOT of crap in life that he doesn't like. He won't be able to change most of it but he can move on.
Though a little friction in life does create character. Can you imagine if we all had happy, stress free lives? What kind of character building would we have then?
Anonymous
04/14/2021 14:03
Subject: Unhappy, frustrated son
Anonymous wrote:My U12 son is unhappy and frustrated. His travel team has had little success this year, and the kids keep making the same mistakes over and over in scrimmages. His coach is sort of a lunatic and yells and tells they kids how disappointed he is in them all the time (all of them as a group). My son used to love going to practice and now he tries to get out of it (claiming that he is injured when he isn't, or that he has to study. when he has already studied enough). He still likes to play pickup soccer and do drills with my husband. How can I encourage/help him to get through this season? I am sure things will get better next year, but he needs to finish this year out with a better attitude.
Kids usually quit the game around this time. Girls, video games, and other distractions can become more important to them. Could be he wants to play but not at a high level. Nothing wrong with that.
Anonymous
04/13/2021 20:34
Subject: Unhappy, frustrated son
D had a coach like that and we applied for and were granted a transfer
Anonymous
04/13/2021 20:22
Subject: Re:Unhappy, frustrated son
Anonymous wrote:It may be that your kid is either hitting that age where many leave the game for whatever reasons. Or it maybe that your kid sees he isn't as good as he used to be and thats why. To think of all the kids at the club this coach has it out for just your kids is a extreme. Unless your kid ha so much talent and the coach is angry that he isn't using it. Is it a personal vendetta with you as parents? Are you too talkative , disruptive, or coaching from sidelines? Is your kid on time and present at all trainings and pre game times?
No, and to be honest, I don't feel that the coach has a problem with me or my kid personally (since he plays him a ton). It is more an issue of his demeanor towards the team as a group. Constantly screaming, tons of cursing at the kids.
May I ask what the age and cultural background of the coach is?
This could shed some light on things.
He's American, in his mid 30s.
Would this coach be from Achilles? Move on. That coach is toxic!
Anonymous
04/04/2021 08:32
Subject: Unhappy, frustrated son
Indeed—broflakes are sensitive.
Anonymous
04/04/2021 08:08
Subject: Unhappy, frustrated son
This has really deteriorated.
Anonymous
04/04/2021 07:55
Subject: Unhappy, frustrated son
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:because you didn't grow up in Africa you are privileged.
What if I grew up in Myanmar?
It's only been called Myanmar for 30ish years. So you're either a privileged kid or you grew up in Burma. My guess is you are privileged and didn't grow up there at all whatever it was called at the time.
My guess is you’re a douche bag. Luv you.
Why do you luv a douche bag? That must be a privileged type of fetish.
It is. Kisses and hugs. How’s your underprivileged life?
Anonymous
04/04/2021 02:32
Subject: Unhappy, frustrated son
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:because you didn't grow up in Africa you are privileged.
What if I grew up in Myanmar?
It's only been called Myanmar for 30ish years. So you're either a privileged kid or you grew up in Burma. My guess is you are privileged and didn't grow up there at all whatever it was called at the time.
My guess is you’re a douche bag. Luv you.
Why do you luv a douche bag? That must be a privileged type of fetish.
Anonymous
04/03/2021 23:57
Subject: Unhappy, frustrated son
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:because you didn't grow up in Africa you are privileged.
What if I grew up in Myanmar?
It's only been called Myanmar for 30ish years. So you're either a privileged kid or you grew up in Burma. My guess is you are privileged and didn't grow up there at all whatever it was called at the time.
My guess is you’re a douche bag. Luv you.
Anonymous
04/03/2021 20:12
Subject: Unhappy, frustrated son
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:because you didn't grow up in Africa you are privileged.
What if I grew up in Myanmar?
It's only been called Myanmar for 30ish years. So you're either a privileged kid or you grew up in Burma. My guess is you are privileged and didn't grow up there at all whatever it was called at the time.
Anonymous
04/03/2021 10:27
Subject: Unhappy, frustrated son
Anonymous wrote:That broflake is a friendless narcissist whose kids are probably worse and that makes that broflake happy.
What's a broflake? Is that a new Kellog's cereal?