I am coach dad in all area's as well bro and I will coach when needed to help my baby girl win soccer games or games that life throws at her. One time, the score was 1-1 and we had to win to advance to the QFs. 5 minutes left on my buddies stop watch. My kid had that look of a miracle and I just yelled at her, "Hey girl, triple scoop at Thrifty's if you can get the goal or assist." Yes, Nocal types dad gave me that look of, "dude, no coaching from sidelines." Anyway, she scored and we won the whole tournament. As a coach dad, you need to know when to motivate. I never used negative crap like another dad I knew. This guy took his dd phone away for missing a PK. I only use positive reinforcement. I also had to tell her a few times, "don;t listen to that jacko coach going off screaming at you. Tune that fool out and go ball."I am my child's personal coach, sports psychologist, nutritionist, agility and strength trainer, and sports agent. The club coach can't do all those things and he/she lacks the wholistic vision to understand what my kid needs to play at her best in any given moment. In addition, a coach often has competing or conflicting interests. For me, the club just needs to provide opportunity and not provide a coach that is a jackass.
I played and coached soccer for over 20 years and have been a fan of soccer when not playing or coaching. If you look at elite players, how many of them have a parent behind them who was an athlete at a decent level as well? It really looks like quite a few.