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<blockquote data-quote="Cruz_del_Sur" data-source="post: 1208936" data-attributes="member: 55747">I feel for you. I am not optimistic about things like these. I don&#039;t think there is much you can do to prevent this, unfortunately. Talking to the coaches might help, but my guess is the problem lies with the parents, so odds are the message wouldn&#039;t reach them. You can react tho, but even then doing so is not risk free. If you see a parent, or group of parents who appear to be causing the ruckus, maybe, MAYBE approach them at half time. Tiptoeing. And even then, that could backfire spectacularly. &#039;ARE YOU TELLING ME HOW TO SUPPOORT MY SON!!!&#039; There is always an idiot. Some parents should be banned from attending their kids&#039; games. Just be careful, and do your best to ignore outside comments. It&#039;s not easy. Best of luck and keep it up. These sort of things you are doing embody what we should be aiming for. The impact these things can have on kids is gargantuan.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cruz_del_Sur, post: 1208936, member: 55747"] I feel for you. I am not optimistic about things like these. I don't think there is much you can do to prevent this, unfortunately. Talking to the coaches might help, but my guess is the problem lies with the parents, so odds are the message wouldn't reach them. You can react tho, but even then doing so is not risk free. If you see a parent, or group of parents who appear to be causing the ruckus, maybe, MAYBE approach them at half time. Tiptoeing. And even then, that could backfire spectacularly. 'ARE YOU TELLING ME HOW TO SUPPOORT MY SON!!!' There is always an idiot. Some parents should be banned from attending their kids' games. Just be careful, and do your best to ignore outside comments. It's not easy. Best of luck and keep it up. These sort of things you are doing embody what we should be aiming for. The impact these things can have on kids is gargantuan. [/QUOTE]

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