To make changes after you commit $3,000.00 plus dollars is what I would call not being loyal. Don't take the money and then say "oh by the way we ware bringing some new kids" in after you committed to the program. Its BAD BUSINESS. THE TRUTH....
....We understand, YOU"RE BITTER, because poor little Johnnie got bumped from the A-roster, or from the team altogether and you still can't get over it. Go back to PAL with your wet diapers.
That's a fair point, if you sign up for a certain roster size, it's not cool to expand the roster size just for the $$$.
That is all I was saying. Not cool and this is normal for him
that did not happen. the 32 kids were at tryouts. they made the team the same time everyone else who made the team. they weren't an afterthought. that is all I'm saying. what coaches don't play the best players when they are playing a competitive game. if people were realistic about their kid's ability, they might feel differently. a lot happens in the next couple years. stop making excuses and just keep playing. it's not bad business. it's smart business. he is balancing wins with trying to play everyone. most competitive top teams forego the latter. last year people complained about not winning. this year people are complaining about not playing. most times you can't have both.
