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**Unregistered** · 08-27-2017, 07:00 AM

Originally posted by Unregistered View Post

We have had good success with team managers until last year. She was manager to further her son's career. He will never be more than a first team bench warmer at best and more than likely second teamer.

She would do anything to advance her son. Too bad she is fugly.

So do it yourself you lazy pric*

**Unregistered** · 08-28-2017, 08:26 AM

Originally posted by Unregistered View Post

So true, never again for myself, one and done!

Throw in a coach who has multiple teams and is constsnymyb
changing at the last minute and you've got yourself a second job, no thanks!

I will never give the manager s^it knowing what they go through.

Even if they deserve it, they won't hear it from me
(why pile on when all the other mostly clueless parents
are bi*chin)

Most team managers are very nice!
A team manager is to be like a liaison between the club and parents, not the runner of the team. Parents are paying good money to have a "team manager" tell them "her" decisions. If she doesn't like it. Then don't do it.
About those who have their spouse be an assistant coach, so OBVIOUS you need your child to play. So OBVIOUS!
If you come on here to complain what a thankless job, then don't do it! You should be doing it to help. That's it.
To all those nice team managers that are willing to listen when questions are asked, a HUGE thanks!!!!!!!!!!!

**Unregistered** · 08-28-2017, 08:32 AM

Originally posted by Unregistered View Post

So true, never again for myself, one and done!

Throw in a coach who has multiple teams and is constsnymyb
changing at the last minute and you've got yourself a second job, no thanks!

I will never give the manager s^it knowing what they go through.

Even if they deserve it, they won't hear it from me
(why pile on when all the other mostly clueless parents
are bi*chin)

Most team managers are very nice!

A team manager is to be like a liaison between the club and parents, to give information, to communicate. Usually get a discount for their child to play. Not the runner of the team. Parents are paying good money to have a "team manager" tell them "her" decisions. If she doesn't like it. Then don't do it.
About those who have their spouse be an assistant coach, so OBVIOUS you need your child to play. So OBVIOUS!
If you come on here to complain what a thankless job, then don't do it! You should be doing it to help. That's it.
To all those nice team managers that are willing to listen when questions are asked, that keep it positive, a HUGE thanks!!!!!!!!!!!

**Unregistered** · 08-29-2017, 08:22 AM

Originally posted by Unregistered View Post

Absolutely true. Favorite waste of time? I send out a game schedule for the season via email. Print out the same schedule and hand to each player, plus 1 parent. Schedule is then put on team snap. Locations, directions, jersey color, etc. Absolutely no reason to not know, right? Morning of the game, here comes the texts. Is there a game today? Where is it at? What color jersey? How do i get there? Because I don't have enough to do in getting to the field early, making sure there is shade for the players, ref fees, sign in, and players cards. Now I'm your personal assistant because you can't get your sh!t together?

Yeah, team manager is a super easy job. You thankless c*nts.

Ain't that the truth. Holding the hands of adults who can't be bothered to organize their way out of a paper bag is depressing as h*ll.