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  • Answered October 13, 2009 in Football
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    Bob Palmer asked:

    I have an assistant coach (Youth Football 8-9)who is more worried about his son than the team. What do I do?

    TREY McALPIN -’s answer:

    John Long said it best. I have had two of these Dads in 12yrs of coaching. Start weeding them out by giving them less and less to do. Next thing you know, hes down to bringing you water and holding your clipboard. Good Luck Coach!!

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