There has been discontent at CSC, mostly with the former DOC. It wasn't that parents were complaining about their child getting playing time or being on the 'A' or 'B' team, but they were dissatisfied with the coaches evaluations and the poor quality training that was offered to the younger players. Quite a few players were considering traveling to CESA simply to get better training than they were being offered at CSC. Now that CESA is picking up some of those responsible for the poor training at CSC, will they still want to go the CESA route with the possibility of getting the coaching they were trying to get away from?
Maybe they're better coaches than administrators. Could be that a DOC needs to be more of a manager than a coach? Who knows, not me.
What is curious though is the belief that to be a great soccer player you have to participate in a specific club. My question is how do all the South American and European kids become so good? Do they have all these club organizations, each claiming to be better than the other? Or do they just play, and play, and play and play whether it's in the school yard, the backyard the dirt roads through the town. Do they play with teams or just one or two friends who live nearby, or by themselves just for entertainment?
