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what should I do about this (try 2)
Posted by:
IPissedInYourWhiskey
()
Date: June 23, 2016 04:51PM
I coach, and my team is very successful. Recently I have asked to move up in rank - even though that position is not open currently - I have asked to switch with that coach because I feel I can make a significant impact on the higher level. I was told that what level I was at was very beneficial to the program because I can develop the players better and that I'm doing a great job. Which kind of makes me wonder... I'm the only coach with a winning record in the past two seasons that I have been there - (I have been at that location for two years) - why am I being turned down if the coach right above me at the higher level can't coach their way out of a paper bag? I feel like I can do a lot of great things at the higher level. How should I go about approaching this?
(Better typing this our than using voice text like I did the first time...)
(Better typing this our than using voice text like I did the first time...)
Re: what should I do about this (try 2)
Posted by:
no better
()
Date: June 23, 2016 05:03PM
Keep trying. You still don't make sense. Better yet, just give up.
Re: what should I do about this (try 2)
Posted by:
pack it in, coach
()
Date: June 23, 2016 05:53PM
You are too stupid to live. Go and lick Hillary and Huma.
Re: what should I do about this (try 2)
Posted by:
A Coach Who is Always Learning
()
Date: June 24, 2016 03:36PM
Meet with the guy you want to replace and pick his mind about all he knows. That way at least on the knowledge side of things, you'll be on par.
Also, remember that coaching is not all about winning. You already know that, but there is such a thing as a winning team, where the kids won't return the following season because of how the coach made them feel.
Most kids want to learn but they will choose having fun over winning most of the time. It is the memories of learning and having fun which go a long way -- not simply another trophy or T-shirt.
What can you offer them that they can take and apply throughout their lives?
You must coach out of love for the game and more importantly out of love for the kids -- to make a difference in their lives -- not for your own personal ego or status.
Also, remember that coaching is not all about winning. You already know that, but there is such a thing as a winning team, where the kids won't return the following season because of how the coach made them feel.
Most kids want to learn but they will choose having fun over winning most of the time. It is the memories of learning and having fun which go a long way -- not simply another trophy or T-shirt.
What can you offer them that they can take and apply throughout their lives?
You must coach out of love for the game and more importantly out of love for the kids -- to make a difference in their lives -- not for your own personal ego or status.
Re: what should I do about this (try 2)
Posted by:
N4weF
()
Date: June 28, 2016 12:25PM
OP what sport are you speaking of?
Re: what should I do about this (try 2)
Posted by:
IPissedInYourWhiskey
()
Date: June 28, 2016 02:31PM
N4weF Wrote:
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> OP what sport are you speaking of?
Cheese Rolling.
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> OP what sport are you speaking of?
Cheese Rolling.
Re: what should I do about this (try 2)
Posted by:
You're an idiot
()
Date: June 28, 2016 02:45PM
Hey, come to worst place in the world for advice. Good job turd.
I'd fire you just for thinking you could solicit information in your stupid coaching endeavors. That is, if this place is what you choose for coaching notes, you're a horrible coach. Does that make sense?
I'd fire you just for thinking you could solicit information in your stupid coaching endeavors. That is, if this place is what you choose for coaching notes, you're a horrible coach. Does that make sense?
Re: what should I do about this (try 2)
Posted by:
Water Boy
()
Date: June 28, 2016 05:14PM
OK. So you are a football coach who is trying to gain a Head Coaching ("move up in rank") position after being assistant for 2 years under a good coach with players who were already good athletes had 2 "winning seasons". Now you want to steal a head coach's position because that coach has not had a winning season and youbelieve with your assistant coaching experience of 2 years, you can do better.
You figure YOU are the missing ingredient regardless of all the other factors involved with building a winning team (playing with the hand your dealt as in players and assistant coaches you end up with)
What you should do about it is accept the position you are given this coming season. If it is assistant again -- do it and learn all you can from the Head Coach and other assistant coaches without being a BACK STABBER or Fault Finder.
Learn from them and grow with the organization.
If you happen to get the head Coaches position, then you will quickly learn all that it takes to be a Head Coach including the fact that you are actually a servant to your assistants, players, players' parents and everyone around you without asking to be.
--A head football coach within Fairfax County.
You figure YOU are the missing ingredient regardless of all the other factors involved with building a winning team (playing with the hand your dealt as in players and assistant coaches you end up with)
What you should do about it is accept the position you are given this coming season. If it is assistant again -- do it and learn all you can from the Head Coach and other assistant coaches without being a BACK STABBER or Fault Finder.
Learn from them and grow with the organization.
If you happen to get the head Coaches position, then you will quickly learn all that it takes to be a Head Coach including the fact that you are actually a servant to your assistants, players, players' parents and everyone around you without asking to be.
--A head football coach within Fairfax County.
Re: what should I do about this (try 2)
Posted by:
LXTNd
()
Date: June 30, 2016 07:33PM
And after you learn everything you can from the head coach, and you then end up stuck in the same job, and you are still winning hands over fist--then--put out your resume to other schools that might have a head coach position open then or in the future. They will jump at the chance to get you if all of the above keeps looking good. NEVER burn a bridge behind you. Someday you could easily end up back where you are now when they need someone that way.
Re: what should I do about this (try 2)
Posted by:
previous advice
()
Date: June 30, 2016 08:13PM
I saw it here.
Most of the world got by just fine without football for thousands of years. Most of the world still does.
In the grand scheme of things, football (and that means football coaches) just don't make a difference, unless they are Jerry Sandusky.
Most of the world got by just fine without football for thousands of years. Most of the world still does.
In the grand scheme of things, football (and that means football coaches) just don't make a difference, unless they are Jerry Sandusky.
Re: what should I do about this (try 2)
Posted by:
Paper Bag on 2
()
Date: July 20, 2016 02:23AM
OP
So have you won the top position?
What has become of the paper bag coach?
So have you won the top position?
What has become of the paper bag coach?
Re: what should I do about this (try 2)
Posted by:
Soccer-Checkers, Football-Chess
()
Date: July 20, 2016 12:21PM
previous advice Wrote:
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> I saw it here.
>
> Most of the world got by just fine without
> football for thousands of years. Most of the world
> still does.
>
> In the grand scheme of things, football (and that
> means football coaches) just don't make a
> difference, unless they are Jerry Sandusky.
There is no greater American sport than Football. Baseball has a longer history, but football is more complex.
You say that coaches don't make a difference?
What sports exactly have you played?
As a coach I don't pretend that football is EVERYTHING. It's not. The sport does however convey a lot of what life's about with respect to overcoming difficult situations. Other than what's gained from parental influence, I do not believe there's any greater influence which can be made upon young lives outside of coaching, no matter what the activity or sport.
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> I saw it here.
>
> Most of the world got by just fine without
> football for thousands of years. Most of the world
> still does.
>
> In the grand scheme of things, football (and that
> means football coaches) just don't make a
> difference, unless they are Jerry Sandusky.
There is no greater American sport than Football. Baseball has a longer history, but football is more complex.
You say that coaches don't make a difference?
What sports exactly have you played?
As a coach I don't pretend that football is EVERYTHING. It's not. The sport does however convey a lot of what life's about with respect to overcoming difficult situations. Other than what's gained from parental influence, I do not believe there's any greater influence which can be made upon young lives outside of coaching, no matter what the activity or sport.
Re: what should I do about this (try 2)
Posted by:
something's wrong here
()
Date: July 20, 2016 12:25PM
Soccer-Checkers, Football-Chess Wrote:
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> previous advice Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > I saw it here.
> >
> > Most of the world got by just fine without
> > football for thousands of years. Most of the
> world
> > still does.
> >
> > In the grand scheme of things, football (and
> that
> > means football coaches) just don't make a
> > difference, unless they are Jerry Sandusky.
>
>
> There is no greater American sport than Football.
> Baseball has a longer history, but football is
> more complex.
> You say that coaches don't make a difference?
>
> What sports exactly have you played?
>
> As a coach I don't pretend that football is
> EVERYTHING. It's not. The sport does however
> convey a lot of what life's about with respect to
> overcoming difficult situations. Other than what's
> gained from parental influence, I do not believe
> there's any greater influence which can be made
> upon young lives outside of coaching, no matter
> what the activity or sport.
Football is far more expensive than chess and excludes females. In addition, there is no "chess rape problem" but football rape is a major problem.
Eliminating high school football would save money and make the schools safer.
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> previous advice Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > I saw it here.
> >
> > Most of the world got by just fine without
> > football for thousands of years. Most of the
> world
> > still does.
> >
> > In the grand scheme of things, football (and
> that
> > means football coaches) just don't make a
> > difference, unless they are Jerry Sandusky.
>
>
> There is no greater American sport than Football.
> Baseball has a longer history, but football is
> more complex.
> You say that coaches don't make a difference?
>
> What sports exactly have you played?
>
> As a coach I don't pretend that football is
> EVERYTHING. It's not. The sport does however
> convey a lot of what life's about with respect to
> overcoming difficult situations. Other than what's
> gained from parental influence, I do not believe
> there's any greater influence which can be made
> upon young lives outside of coaching, no matter
> what the activity or sport.
Football is far more expensive than chess and excludes females. In addition, there is no "chess rape problem" but football rape is a major problem.
Eliminating high school football would save money and make the schools safer.
Re: what should I do about this (try 2)
Posted by:
Vj3FD
()
Date: July 20, 2016 01:54PM
^^LOL
Examples of Chess Rape (There are freaks in all sports .. players and fans beware)
There are also freaks in all walks of life and within all vocations, BTW.
Example of a Chess teacher freak:
http://www.thisweeknews.com/content/stories/olentangy/news/2015/05/05/alleged-victims-of-chess-teacher-now-number-three.html
Examples of Chess Rape (There are freaks in all sports .. players and fans beware)
There are also freaks in all walks of life and within all vocations, BTW.
Example of a Chess teacher freak:
http://www.thisweeknews.com/content/stories/olentangy/news/2015/05/05/alleged-victims-of-chess-teacher-now-number-three.html
Re: what should I do about this (try 2)
Posted by:
investigative fail
()
Date: July 20, 2016 05:21PM
Vj3FD Wrote:
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> ^^LOL
>
> Examples of Chess Rape (There are freaks in all
> sports .. players and fans beware)
> There are also freaks in all walks of life and
> within all vocations, BTW.
>
> Example of a Chess teacher freak:
>
> http://www.thisweeknews.com/content/stories/olenta
> ngy/news/2015/05/05/alleged-victims-of-chess-teach
> er-now-number-three.html
This so-called "chess rape" is an isolated incident. Football rape is widespread and pernicious.
Ever seen anything like this in chess?
http://dailycaller.com/2016/07/18/report-vanderbilt-football-rape-was-payback-for-400-years-of-slavery/
Didn't think so. Try telling some other countries about the link between football and greatness, they'll just laugh at you.
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> ^^LOL
>
> Examples of Chess Rape (There are freaks in all
> sports .. players and fans beware)
> There are also freaks in all walks of life and
> within all vocations, BTW.
>
> Example of a Chess teacher freak:
>
> http://www.thisweeknews.com/content/stories/olenta
> ngy/news/2015/05/05/alleged-victims-of-chess-teach
> er-now-number-three.html
This so-called "chess rape" is an isolated incident. Football rape is widespread and pernicious.
Ever seen anything like this in chess?
http://dailycaller.com/2016/07/18/report-vanderbilt-football-rape-was-payback-for-400-years-of-slavery/
Didn't think so. Try telling some other countries about the link between football and greatness, they'll just laugh at you.
Re: what should I do about this (try 2)
Posted by:
Turfbuilder
()
Date: July 20, 2016 05:33PM
IPissedInYourWhiskey Wrote:
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> I coach, and my team is very successful. Recently
> I have asked to move up in rank - even though that
> position is not open currently - I have asked to
> switch with that coach because I feel I can make a
> significant impact on the higher level. I was told
> that what level I was at was very beneficial to
> the program because I can develop the players
> better and that I'm doing a great job. Which kind
> of makes me wonder... I'm the only coach with a
> winning record in the past two seasons that I have
> been there - (I have been at that location for two
> years) - why am I being turned down if the coach
> right above me at the higher level can't coach
> their way out of a paper bag? I feel like I can do
> a lot of great things at the higher level. How
> should I go about approaching this?
>
> (Better typing this our than using voice text like
> I did the first time...)
You need to start playing on the new turf fields. That will improve your record then maybe you'll be considered for promotion.
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> I coach, and my team is very successful. Recently
> I have asked to move up in rank - even though that
> position is not open currently - I have asked to
> switch with that coach because I feel I can make a
> significant impact on the higher level. I was told
> that what level I was at was very beneficial to
> the program because I can develop the players
> better and that I'm doing a great job. Which kind
> of makes me wonder... I'm the only coach with a
> winning record in the past two seasons that I have
> been there - (I have been at that location for two
> years) - why am I being turned down if the coach
> right above me at the higher level can't coach
> their way out of a paper bag? I feel like I can do
> a lot of great things at the higher level. How
> should I go about approaching this?
>
> (Better typing this our than using voice text like
> I did the first time...)
You need to start playing on the new turf fields. That will improve your record then maybe you'll be considered for promotion.
Re: what should I do about this (try 2)
Posted by:
Pussification of America
()
Date: July 20, 2016 05:44PM
investigative fail Wrote:
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> Vj3FD Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > ^^LOL
> >
> > Examples of Chess Rape (There are freaks in all
> > sports .. players and fans beware)
> > There are also freaks in all walks of life and
> > within all vocations, BTW.
> >
> > Example of a Chess teacher freak:
> >
> >
> http://www.thisweeknews.com/content/stories/olenta
>
> >
> ngy/news/2015/05/05/alleged-victims-of-chess-teach
>
> > er-now-number-three.html
>
> This so-called "chess rape" is an isolated
> incident. Football rape is widespread and
> pernicious.
>
> Ever seen anything like this in chess?
>
> http://dailycaller.com/2016/07/18/report-vanderbil
> t-football-rape-was-payback-for-400-years-of-slave
> ry/
>
> Didn't think so. Try telling some other countries
> about the link between football and greatness,
> they'll just laugh at you.
"other countries" -- You're clearly an anti-American propagandist. Go back to your village overseas and sleep in the mud.
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> Vj3FD Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > ^^LOL
> >
> > Examples of Chess Rape (There are freaks in all
> > sports .. players and fans beware)
> > There are also freaks in all walks of life and
> > within all vocations, BTW.
> >
> > Example of a Chess teacher freak:
> >
> >
> http://www.thisweeknews.com/content/stories/olenta
>
> >
> ngy/news/2015/05/05/alleged-victims-of-chess-teach
>
> > er-now-number-three.html
>
> This so-called "chess rape" is an isolated
> incident. Football rape is widespread and
> pernicious.
>
> Ever seen anything like this in chess?
>
> http://dailycaller.com/2016/07/18/report-vanderbil
> t-football-rape-was-payback-for-400-years-of-slave
> ry/
>
> Didn't think so. Try telling some other countries
> about the link between football and greatness,
> they'll just laugh at you.
"other countries" -- You're clearly an anti-American propagandist. Go back to your village overseas and sleep in the mud.
Re: what should I do about this (try 2)
Posted by:
OP Serious or Troll?
()
Date: July 21, 2016 01:43PM
Paper Bag on 2 Wrote:
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> OP
> So have you won the top position?
> What has become of the paper bag coach?
Good question.
OP came here to complain, but doesn't update us on anything new?
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> OP
> So have you won the top position?
> What has become of the paper bag coach?
Good question.
OP came here to complain, but doesn't update us on anything new?
Re: what should I do about this (try 2)
Posted by:
3YmVX
()
Date: July 21, 2016 02:07PM
> IPissedInYourWhiskey
i hope the police are on to you and bust you soon. you deserve nothing but to sit in a lock-up for a while
your continual posts about shit, food poisoning, urging other people to commit suicide or to take "depression pilss" or be in a "mental lock up house", your continual threats to tamper with food, seek revenge, and continual posts about child porn ...
i hope the police are on to you and bust you soon. you deserve nothing but to sit in a lock-up for a while