Guidance are not for everyone

Eagle33 said:
Don't make this political.
Cal South is the soccer governing body who came up with Phased return to play guidelines. If someone is not following it, they are should be taking action.
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They have so...much at stake financially they let that drive there agenda and there written stuff is just lip service they only follow when it's convenient or won't cost them too much.
 
dad4 said:
The observed violation was not about house parties.

But how can you call the cops on some 14 year olds playing outside, but not call the cops on 28 year olds playing inside?

The outside game was considerably lower risk than the inside party.

My own kid isnt playing in the independent scrimmages, but it is completely backwards to crack down on the kids while adults do as they please.
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That's exactly what I said. I don't think kids should be punished.
 
The Outlaw said:
Seems to me you either abide by the rules (Cal South) or you don't. If you want to play pick up games, do it, but this sounds like an organized event and that should be everybody or nobody. It's also disrespectful to other teams standing down because everybody wants to play and can't.
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By the way, “organized” is a very broad term. Obviously, nothing is sanctioned right now. So if calling up some parents to meet up at a park and wear similar color jerseys, different from the other teams color and having a dad film the game is a crime, then I’m guilty of a Capital Crime. I should be in Saint Quentin.
 
Anon9 said:
I don’t understand how this is an unfair advantage. Why would you care what MY kid has been doing. Worry about your own child’s development, or lack thereof. The only unfair thing I see is parents keeping their children indoors for fear they might catch a virus.
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Clueless.
 
Anon9 said:
By the way, “organized” is a very broad term. Obviously, nothing is sanctioned right now. So if calling up some parents to meet up at a park and wear similar color jerseys, different from the other teams color and having a dad film the game is a crime, then I’m guilty of a Capital Crime. I should be in Saint Quentin.
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See above.
 
Anon9 said:
I don’t understand how this is an unfair advantage. Why would you care what MY kid has been doing. Worry about your own child’s development, or lack thereof. The only unfair thing I see is parents keeping their children indoors for fear they might catch a virus.
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My concern wouldn't be an unfair advantage, or even health risks (necessarily), but the long term penalties on my specific team or club... especially if it was my club and not my team.
 
Anon9 said:
By the way, “organized” is a very broad term. Obviously, nothing is sanctioned right now. So if calling up some parents to meet up at a park and wear similar color jerseys, different from the other teams color and having a dad film the game is a crime, then I’m guilty of a Capital Crime. I should be in Saint Quentin.
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X 10.
 
Anon9 said:
The only unfair thing I see is parents keeping their children indoors for fear they might catch a virus.
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Anon9 said:
Why are people so threatened by kids playing soccer? If you dont want to expose your kids and family, stay home. Live and let live.
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I think you're on to something, there's just so much fear going around. Fear of: TikTok, WeChat, the Mail, fill-in-the-bubbles, responsibility, the truth; etc.
 
Eagle33 said:
I have pictures and video. Don't think it would be right to post it on a public forum.
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Send to CalSouth. (If SoCal?) Send to someone. We all need to get through this together and following the same rules as members of our state association. Such a bad message to send to the kids. And the coaches need to be role models and the example. Expose them
 
Justafan said:
I think you're on to something, there's just so much fear going around. Fear of: TikTok, WeChat, the Mail, fill-in-the-bubbles, responsibility, the truth; etc.
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Sure. If people are out playing on their own at the park, we can’t be the nosy police. However there are state and city guidelines for parks and public areas. Very little is being enforced in our area. However, if it’s organized teams with coaches not following the guidelines set in place for all, not just some, then that is a different scenario and quite lame on their part IMO
 
Eagle33 said:
Don't make this political.
Cal South is the soccer governing body who came up with Phased return to play guidelines. If someone is not following it, they are should be taking action.
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But they need to know. So if you’re the one with the proof, and you’re also the one on here saying all you’re saying (and I agree with you) then you’re the one to let CalSouth know what you know. DM me the vid and pics. I’ll send it to them
 
Justkickinit said:
But they need to know. So if you’re the one with the proof, and you’re also the one on here saying all you’re saying (and I agree with you) then you’re the one to let CalSouth know what you know. DM me the vid and pics. I’ll send it to them
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Be very careful with potential illegal recordings of minors; by showing the video to others it could be considered an invasion of privacy.
 
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