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Anon
Jan 18, 2018 - 1:46PM
Re: Squirt Parents - Dressing Rooms Rules to Follow

ANON
Parents of Squirts:

Here is some tough love, but think of it as me helping you and little bender out.
Get out of the locker room! This is not your space. You are not on the team even though you write the check. I will give some leniency to squirt minor parents for the first half of the season, but no leniency for squirt major parents....none.

1) All he needs from you is to possibly tie his skates.....just his skates. Let me repeat, just his skates or better yet, have him ask a coach to do it. If he isn't trying to tie his own skates as a squirt major, he better start soon....no parents in the peewee locker room. If you are tying his skates as a peewee, your kid will hear it from his teammates. Save him from the misery from the non-benders. Easy snowflake, it's not bullying, it's life.
2) Your kid can dress himself as a squirt. Stop helping him take his gear out of the bag and putting it on. If he wasn't dressing himself as a mite, your kid is a bender and you are not helping him de-bend himself.
3) If you are in the locker room when the coach starts his pregame talk, get the hell out. The coach hates, it despite what he says. This is not the time to straighten his bag out or decide little B needs his stick taped. By the way, he should be trying to tape his own stick too....I will save the topic for another thread.
4) Rules of Engagement for Squirt Parents:
- Take him to the rink
- Open the trunk, so your squirt can carry his own bag, stick and jersey in. (Town hockey parents can ignore the last one because your kids are allowed to put the jersey in their bag)
- Tell him what locker room his team is assigned to.
- Tell your kid to work hard, listen to the coaches and be a good teammate. Do not tell your kid to score a goal or tell him you will pay him for scoring a goal.
- Say to him "are you ok tying your skates today or are you going to ask coach to do it?"
- Cheer his team on...not just your kid.
- Please don't be a cattle bell ringer, standings checker or period changer....its just embarrassing.
- At the end of the game AND practice: STAY OUT OF THE LOCKER ROOM. THIS IS TEAM TIME. Your kid will eventually come out of the locker room. If he comes out late, that is because he is having fun bonding with his teammates. Side note: If your kid is ALWAYS the first kid out of the locker room, your kid is not bonding with his teammates and you better look at other teams for tryouts.
- Have him carry his own bag, stick and jersey to the car. Only exception is if you are scrambling to get to a siblings game...that is the ONLY exception given at the Squirt level. If you break this rule, the other parents and players automatically label you as a bender family and will wish you well with your new team next year.
5) Remember, your kid will not play past HS despite how good he was (or you were) in his mite glory days.
6) You are welcome for the education, no thanks needed.
7) Yes, I do have too much time on my hands you can save the hate replies. The hate only comes from those who violate THE RULES.
Although I agree with most, you are just another condescending sanctimonious ****** so yea you can stuff your rule seven.

a
ANON
Jan 18, 2018 - 2:37PM
Re: Squirt Parents - Dressing Rooms Rules to Follow

As long as you are good with 1-5, I'm good with that. :joy:

a
ANON
Jan 18, 2018 - 2:38PM
Re: Squirt Parents - Dressing Rooms Rules to Follow

Anon
ANON
Parents of Squirts:

Here is some tough love, but think of it as me helping you and little bender out.
Get out of the locker room! This is not your space. You are not on the team even though you write the check. I will give some leniency to squirt minor parents for the first half of the season, but no leniency for squirt major parents....none.

1) All he needs from you is to possibly tie his skates.....just his skates. Let me repeat, just his skates or better yet, have him ask a coach to do it. If he isn\'t trying to tie his own skates as a squirt major, he better start soon....no parents in the peewee locker room. If you are tying his skates as a peewee, your kid will hear it from his teammates. Save him from the misery from the non-benders. Easy snowflake, it\'s not bullying, it\'s life.
2) Your kid can dress himself as a squirt. Stop helping him take his gear out of the bag and putting it on. If he wasn\'t dressing himself as a mite, your kid is a bender and you are not helping him de-bend himself.
3) If you are in the locker room when the coach starts his pregame talk, get the hell out. The coach hates, it despite what he says. This is not the time to straighten his bag out or decide little B needs his stick taped. By the way, he should be trying to tape his own stick too....I will save the topic for another thread.
4) Rules of Engagement for Squirt Parents:
- Take him to the rink
- Open the trunk, so your squirt can carry his own bag, stick and jersey in. (Town hockey parents can ignore the last one because your kids are allowed to put the jersey in their bag)
- Tell him what locker room his team is assigned to.
- Tell your kid to work hard, listen to the coaches and be a good teammate. Do not tell your kid to score a goal or tell him you will pay him for scoring a goal.
- Say to him \"are you ok tying your skates today or are you going to ask coach to do it?\"
- Cheer his team on...not just your kid.
- Please don\'t be a cattle bell ringer, standings checker or period changer....its just embarrassing.
- At the end of the game AND practice: STAY OUT OF THE LOCKER ROOM. THIS IS TEAM TIME. Your kid will eventually come out of the locker room. If he comes out late, that is because he is having fun bonding with his teammates. Side note: If your kid is ALWAYS the first kid out of the locker room, your kid is not bonding with his teammates and you better look at other teams for tryouts.
- Have him carry his own bag, stick and jersey to the car. Only exception is if you are scrambling to get to a siblings game...that is the ONLY exception given at the Squirt level. If you break this rule, the other parents and players automatically label you as a bender family and will wish you well with your new team next year.
5) Remember, your kid will not play past HS despite how good he was (or you were) in his mite glory days.
6) You are welcome for the education, no thanks needed.
7) Yes, I do have too much time on my hands you can save the hate replies. The hate only comes from those who violate THE RULES.
Although I agree with most, you are just another condescending sanctimonious ****** so yea you can stuff your rule seven.
F the Rules. I carry my kids bag, tie his skates, fix his stick when necessary and put the jerseys in the bag. Why? because i laugh at all the Losers trying to Follow the "rules". The people who write this crap are dorks who never got past mite house league and somehow feel like you actually know something about hockey when you regurgitate this crap. Get a life and move on. Your Bender will be done by bantams.

a
Anonononon
Jan 18, 2018 - 2:47PM
Re: Squirt Parents - Dressing Rooms Rules to Follow

ANON
Anon
ANON
Parents of Squirts:

Here is some tough love, but think of it as me helping you and little bender out.
Get out of the locker room! This is not your space. You are not on the team even though you write the check. I will give some leniency to squirt minor parents for the first half of the season, but no leniency for squirt major parents....none.

1) All he needs from you is to possibly tie his skates.....just his skates. Let me repeat, just his skates or better yet, have him ask a coach to do it. If he isn\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'t trying to tie his own skates as a squirt major, he better start soon....no parents in the peewee locker room. If you are tying his skates as a peewee, your kid will hear it from his teammates. Save him from the misery from the non-benders. Easy snowflake, it\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s not bullying, it\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s life.
2) Your kid can dress himself as a squirt. Stop helping him take his gear out of the bag and putting it on. If he wasn\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'t dressing himself as a mite, your kid is a bender and you are not helping him de-bend himself.
3) If you are in the locker room when the coach starts his pregame talk, get the hell out. The coach hates, it despite what he says. This is not the time to straighten his bag out or decide little B needs his stick taped. By the way, he should be trying to tape his own stick too....I will save the topic for another thread.
4) Rules of Engagement for Squirt Parents:
- Take him to the rink
- Open the trunk, so your squirt can carry his own bag, stick and jersey in. (Town hockey parents can ignore the last one because your kids are allowed to put the jersey in their bag)
- Tell him what locker room his team is assigned to.
- Tell your kid to work hard, listen to the coaches and be a good teammate. Do not tell your kid to score a goal or tell him you will pay him for scoring a goal.
- Say to him \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"are you ok tying your skates today or are you going to ask coach to do it?\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"
- Cheer his team on...not just your kid.
- Please don\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'t be a cattle bell ringer, standings checker or period changer....its just embarrassing.
- At the end of the game AND practice: STAY OUT OF THE LOCKER ROOM. THIS IS TEAM TIME. Your kid will eventually come out of the locker room. If he comes out late, that is because he is having fun bonding with his teammates. Side note: If your kid is ALWAYS the first kid out of the locker room, your kid is not bonding with his teammates and you better look at other teams for tryouts.
- Have him carry his own bag, stick and jersey to the car. Only exception is if you are scrambling to get to a siblings game...that is the ONLY exception given at the Squirt level. If you break this rule, the other parents and players automatically label you as a bender family and will wish you well with your new team next year.
5) Remember, your kid will not play past HS despite how good he was (or you were) in his mite glory days.
6) You are welcome for the education, no thanks needed.
7) Yes, I do have too much time on my hands you can save the hate replies. The hate only comes from those who violate THE RULES.
Although I agree with most, you are just another condescending sanctimonious ****** so yea you can stuff your rule seven.
F the Rules. I carry my kids bag, tie his skates, fix his stick when necessary and put the jerseys in the bag. Why? because i laugh at all the Losers trying to Follow the \\\\\\\"rules\\\\\\\". The people who write this crap are dorks who never got past mite house league and somehow feel like you actually know something about hockey when you regurgitate this crap. Get a life and move on. Your Bender will be done by bantams.
If you had a daughter on a female team, would you hang out in there too. No, so get out of the locker room. It is not your space. It belongs to the coach and the team before and after the game.

Let me guess, you're the type who has a 5 minute one way discussion(which turns into 15) on the ride home about what he and his teammates could have done better.

Hover on.

a
anon
Jan 18, 2018 - 2:59PM
Re: Squirt Parents - Dressing Rooms Rules to Follow

ANON
Anon
ANON
Parents of Squirts:

Here is some tough love, but think of it as me helping you and little bender out.
Get out of the locker room! This is not your space. You are not on the team even though you write the check. I will give some leniency to squirt minor parents for the first half of the season, but no leniency for squirt major parents....none.

1) All he needs from you is to possibly tie his skates.....just his skates. Let me repeat, just his skates or better yet, have him ask a coach to do it. If he isn\\\'t trying to tie his own skates as a squirt major, he better start soon....no parents in the peewee locker room. If you are tying his skates as a peewee, your kid will hear it from his teammates. Save him from the misery from the non-benders. Easy snowflake, it\\\'s not bullying, it\\\'s life.
2) Your kid can dress himself as a squirt. Stop helping him take his gear out of the bag and putting it on. If he wasn\\\'t dressing himself as a mite, your kid is a bender and you are not helping him de-bend himself.
3) If you are in the locker room when the coach starts his pregame talk, get the hell out. The coach hates, it despite what he says. This is not the time to straighten his bag out or decide little B needs his stick taped. By the way, he should be trying to tape his own stick too....I will save the topic for another thread.
4) Rules of Engagement for Squirt Parents:
- Take him to the rink
- Open the trunk, so your squirt can carry his own bag, stick and jersey in. (Town hockey parents can ignore the last one because your kids are allowed to put the jersey in their bag)
- Tell him what locker room his team is assigned to.
- Tell your kid to work hard, listen to the coaches and be a good teammate. Do not tell your kid to score a goal or tell him you will pay him for scoring a goal.
- Say to him \\\"are you ok tying your skates today or are you going to ask coach to do it?\\\"
- Cheer his team on...not just your kid.
- Please don\\\'t be a cattle bell ringer, standings checker or period changer....its just embarrassing.
- At the end of the game AND practice: STAY OUT OF THE LOCKER ROOM. THIS IS TEAM TIME. Your kid will eventually come out of the locker room. If he comes out late, that is because he is having fun bonding with his teammates. Side note: If your kid is ALWAYS the first kid out of the locker room, your kid is not bonding with his teammates and you better look at other teams for tryouts.
- Have him carry his own bag, stick and jersey to the car. Only exception is if you are scrambling to get to a siblings game...that is the ONLY exception given at the Squirt level. If you break this rule, the other parents and players automatically label you as a bender family and will wish you well with your new team next year.
5) Remember, your kid will not play past HS despite how good he was (or you were) in his mite glory days.
6) You are welcome for the education, no thanks needed.
7) Yes, I do have too much time on my hands you can save the hate replies. The hate only comes from those who violate THE RULES.
Although I agree with most, you are just another condescending sanctimonious ****** so yea you can stuff your rule seven.
F the Rules. I carry my kids bag, tie his skates, fix his stick when necessary and put the jerseys in the bag. Why? because i laugh at all the Losers trying to Follow the "rules". The people who write this crap are dorks who never got past mite house league and somehow feel like you actually know something about hockey when you regurgitate this crap. Get a life and move on. Your Bender will be done by bantams.
Not true. The people who know and abide by these rules (and care when others don't) are the ones who played sports at a high level. If you play through HS and into college, you understand that an athlete carries himself a certain way. This guy is just trying to help those parents who weren't allowed in the locker room to understand this fact. Baseball was my sport, and believe me there are many more "rules" than this that if violated will get you laughed off the field or hazed.

a
Anon
Jan 18, 2018 - 3:24PM
Re: Squirt Parents - Dressing Rooms Rules to Follow

Spot on.

When I coached Squirts that was the first rule I implemented, no parents in the locker room for games or practice. Second rule, players tie your own skates. I also let them slide Squirt Minor year and the coaches tied a lot of skates but at Squirt Major they were on their own and they knew it. Told them to practice over the summer because next year they are on their own. Third rule, carry your own bag. Fourth rule, next bag you get has straps to carry it, no more roller bags, you look like a Mite and they take up too much room in the locker room. Hockey players carry their bags.

For those that disagree, as stated, you probably didn't play sports at a high level. The locker room is a special place for players and coaches only. Heck, even trainers know to stay in the training room and the players come to them for treatment.

a
anon
Jan 18, 2018 - 3:52PM
Re: Squirt Parents - Dressing Rooms Rules to Follow

Anon
Spot on.

When I coached Squirts that was the first rule I implemented, no parents in the locker room for games or practice. Second rule, players tie your own skates. I also let them slide Squirt Minor year and the coaches tied a lot of skates but at Squirt Major they were on their own and they knew it. Told them to practice over the summer because next year they are on their own. Third rule, carry your own bag. Fourth rule, next bag you get has straps to carry it, no more roller bags, you look like a Mite and they take up too much room in the locker room. Hockey players carry their bags.

For those that disagree, as stated, you probably didn't play sports at a high level. The locker room is a special place for players and coaches only. Heck, even trainers know to stay in the training room and the players come to them for treatment.
Ya gotta love the Hardo's who get all worked-up about the kid having his skates properly tied. What's the use of even practicing or playing if you're not developing your skating correctly? Yeah some kid out there flopping around with loose laces is really improving - shut your pie-hole coach, you know nothing about sports or improving. Better he learns to skate than your little 'stand at the hash and wait for the break-out pass because this is how I learned it in 1975" B.S.

Yeah I did play sports at a high level - pro for 7 years and you know what? I tied my kid's skates properly throughout Squirts and you know something else? He can skate circles around your dusty bender all day long. Sit down and let them learn and let them enjoy the game, your little break-out diagrams can wait.

a
An
Jan 18, 2018 - 3:58PM
Re: Squirt Parents - Dressing Rooms Rules to Follow

You played pro? So does that make your son a pro-bender or a semi-pro bender. Will have to google that one.

a
Anon
Jan 18, 2018 - 5:02PM
Re: Squirt Parents - Dressing Rooms Rules to Follow

The shirts on hangers is 'effin ridiculous.

These kids aren't on the friggin' Bruins.

a
anon
Jan 18, 2018 - 10:01PM
Re: Squirt Parents - Dressing Rooms Rules to Follow

Anon
The shirts on hangers is 'effin ridiculous.

These kids aren't on the friggin' Bruins.
Shirts should be on hangers that's a no brainer. Correct, they're not pros, but look at Middle and HS teams. Kids wear shirts and ties to games. They're not pros either.

If anything it teaches respect, which is sorely lacking in today's world.

a
Anon
Jan 19, 2018 - 9:36AM
Re: Squirt Parents - Dressing Rooms Rules to Follow

anon
Anon
The shirts on hangers is \'effin ridiculous.

These kids aren\'t on the friggin\' Bruins.
Shirts should be on hangers that's a no brainer. Correct, they're not pros, but look at Middle and HS teams. Kids wear shirts and ties to games. They're not pros either.

If anything it teaches respect, which is sorely lacking in today's world.
Shirts on hangers teaches respect?

Sure. Then the kids go on the ice and hear parents dropping f-bombs and berating officials, other teams/coaches, etc.

Please. It's hockey.

a
anon
Jan 19, 2018 - 11:12AM
Re: Squirt Parents - Dressing Rooms Rules to Follow

unless you are playing house league, game shirts on a hanger is a must. respect the game, respect the jersey, respect the team, and respect the organization. It is as simple as that. This goes hand in hand with not wearing your game socks during practice. respect the uniform.

Game day is not practice. The earlier they learn the difference, the better. Mental preparation for game day begins long before they step on the ice. Ask any athlete that played beyond middle school, or high school JV, and they should know this.

as for skates. Yes, it is important that they learn how to tie their own skates "properly". However, if they are unable to lace them up tight enough as a squirt, you will only be sacrificing their development by forcing them to tie their own skates before they are doing it correctly. At the end of the day, what is more important?

a
Anon
Jan 19, 2018 - 11:19AM
Re: Squirt Parents - Dressing Rooms Rules to Follow

anon
unless you are playing house league, game shirts on a hanger is a must. respect the game, respect the jersey, respect the team, and respect the organization. It is as simple as that. This goes hand in hand with not wearing your game socks during practice. respect the uniform.

Game day is not practice. The earlier they learn the difference, the better. Mental preparation for game day begins long before they step on the ice. Ask any athlete that played beyond middle school, or high school JV, and they should know this.

as for skates. Yes, it is important that they learn how to tie their own skates "properly". However, if they are unable to lace them up tight enough as a squirt, you will only be sacrificing their development by forcing them to tie their own skates before they are doing it correctly. At the end of the day, what is more important?
Going back to the original post. Parents should stay out of the locker room. If skate tying is needed, either do it outside the LR or get in and get out well before the coach starts his talk....at least 20 min before the game. No parents after the game, there is no need unless there was an injury.

a
Anon
Jan 19, 2018 - 12:11PM
Re: Squirt Parents - Dressing Rooms Rules to Follow

anon
unless you are playing house league, game shirts on a hanger is a must. respect the game, respect the jersey, respect the team, and respect the organization. It is as simple as that. This goes hand in hand with not wearing your game socks during practice. respect the uniform.

Game day is not practice. The earlier they learn the difference, the better. Mental preparation for game day begins long before they step on the ice. Ask any athlete that played beyond middle school, or high school JV, and they should know this.

as for skates. Yes, it is important that they learn how to tie their own skates "properly". However, if they are unable to lace them up tight enough as a squirt, you will only be sacrificing their development by forcing them to tie their own skates before they are doing it correctly. At the end of the day, what is more important?
respect the jersey and the team...

until you find a better team to be on or the team finds a better player and cuts you.

a
Anon
Jan 19, 2018 - 12:45PM
Re: Squirt Parents - Dressing Rooms Rules to Follow

anon
unless you are playing house league, game shirts on a hanger is a must. respect the game, respect the jersey, respect the team, and respect the organization. It is as simple as that. This goes hand in hand with not wearing your game socks during practice. respect the uniform.

Game day is not practice. The earlier they learn the difference, the better. Mental preparation for game day begins long before they step on the ice. Ask any athlete that played beyond middle school, or high school JV, and they should know this.

as for skates. Yes, it is important that they learn how to tie their own skates \\\"properly\\\". However, if they are unable to lace them up tight enough as a squirt, you will only be sacrificing their development by forcing them to tie their own skates before they are doing it correctly. At the end of the day, what is more important?
Listen to this guy !

Please go stand in front of a mirror and repeat your first paragraph to yourself aloud so you can see how stupid you sound !

This post continues to explain why kids are the way they are and the lack of comprehending being self sufficient !

a
anon
Jan 19, 2018 - 2:01PM
Re: Squirt Parents - Dressing Rooms Rules to Follow

Anon
anon
unless you are playing house league, game shirts on a hanger is a must. respect the game, respect the jersey, respect the team, and respect the organization. It is as simple as that. This goes hand in hand with not wearing your game socks during practice. respect the uniform.

Game day is not practice. The earlier they learn the difference, the better. Mental preparation for game day begins long before they step on the ice. Ask any athlete that played beyond middle school, or high school JV, and they should know this.

as for skates. Yes, it is important that they learn how to tie their own skates \\\\\\\"properly\\\\\\\". However, if they are unable to lace them up tight enough as a squirt, you will only be sacrificing their development by forcing them to tie their own skates before they are doing it correctly. At the end of the day, what is more important?
Listen to this guy !

Please go stand in front of a mirror and repeat your first paragraph to yourself aloud so you can see how stupid you sound !

This post continues to explain why kids are the way they are and the lack of comprehending being self sufficient !
Most people would agree with this guy. If your kid is part of any self respecting organization,these rules are standard. Let it go man, you ain't changing it and why would you want to? FYI- Wearing game gear in practice makes your kid look like a tool.

a
ANON
Jan 19, 2018 - 11:01AM
Re: Squirt Parents - Dressing Rooms Rules to Follow

anon
ANON
Anon
ANON
Parents of Squirts:

Here is some tough love, but think of it as me helping you and little bender out.
Get out of the locker room! This is not your space. You are not on the team even though you write the check. I will give some leniency to squirt minor parents for the first half of the season, but no leniency for squirt major parents....none.

1) All he needs from you is to possibly tie his skates.....just his skates. Let me repeat, just his skates or better yet, have him ask a coach to do it. If he isn\\\\\\\'t trying to tie his own skates as a squirt major, he better start soon....no parents in the peewee locker room. If you are tying his skates as a peewee, your kid will hear it from his teammates. Save him from the misery from the non-benders. Easy snowflake, it\\\\\\\'s not bullying, it\\\\\\\'s life.
2) Your kid can dress himself as a squirt. Stop helping him take his gear out of the bag and putting it on. If he wasn\\\\\\\'t dressing himself as a mite, your kid is a bender and you are not helping him de-bend himself.
3) If you are in the locker room when the coach starts his pregame talk, get the hell out. The coach hates, it despite what he says. This is not the time to straighten his bag out or decide little B needs his stick taped. By the way, he should be trying to tape his own stick too....I will save the topic for another thread.
4) Rules of Engagement for Squirt Parents:
- Take him to the rink
- Open the trunk, so your squirt can carry his own bag, stick and jersey in. (Town hockey parents can ignore the last one because your kids are allowed to put the jersey in their bag)
- Tell him what locker room his team is assigned to.
- Tell your kid to work hard, listen to the coaches and be a good teammate. Do not tell your kid to score a goal or tell him you will pay him for scoring a goal.
- Say to him \\\\\\\"are you ok tying your skates today or are you going to ask coach to do it?\\\\\\\"
- Cheer his team on...not just your kid.
- Please don\\\\\\\'t be a cattle bell ringer, standings checker or period changer....its just embarrassing.
- At the end of the game AND practice: STAY OUT OF THE LOCKER ROOM. THIS IS TEAM TIME. Your kid will eventually come out of the locker room. If he comes out late, that is because he is having fun bonding with his teammates. Side note: If your kid is ALWAYS the first kid out of the locker room, your kid is not bonding with his teammates and you better look at other teams for tryouts.
- Have him carry his own bag, stick and jersey to the car. Only exception is if you are scrambling to get to a siblings game...that is the ONLY exception given at the Squirt level. If you break this rule, the other parents and players automatically label you as a bender family and will wish you well with your new team next year.
5) Remember, your kid will not play past HS despite how good he was (or you were) in his mite glory days.
6) You are welcome for the education, no thanks needed.
7) Yes, I do have too much time on my hands you can save the hate replies. The hate only comes from those who violate THE RULES.
Although I agree with most, you are just another condescending sanctimonious ****** so yea you can stuff your rule seven.
F the Rules. I carry my kids bag, tie his skates, fix his stick when necessary and put the jerseys in the bag. Why? because i laugh at all the Losers trying to Follow the \"rules\". The people who write this crap are dorks who never got past mite house league and somehow feel like you actually know something about hockey when you regurgitate this crap. Get a life and move on. Your Bender will be done by bantams.
Not true. The people who know and abide by these rules (and care when others don't) are the ones who played sports at a high level. If you play through HS and into college, you understand that an athlete carries himself a certain way. This guy is just trying to help those parents who weren't allowed in the locker room to understand this fact. Baseball was my sport, and believe me there are many more "rules" than this that if violated will get you laughed off the field or hazed.
HA , Joke. They kids usually doing the Hazing and laughing are the ones seeking out autographs and calling asking for tickets to games because certain players moved on those worried about the "rules" ended their career early. Why risk my kid not tying his skates properly when he hasnt matured yet in order to satisfy some "unwritten" Rule. And the jerseys can go in the bag. Fold them up nice and place them in Last so when you open the bag you can take it out and hang it up. Nothing like seeing Jerseys all over the floor at dirty rinks while the kids are waiting to get into locker rooms. Just more stupidity.

a
Anon
Jan 18, 2018 - 3:41PM
Re: Squirt Parents - Dressing Rooms Rules to Follow

So your the parent of the day little tard that waddles out of the rink with the blue slushy while you carry his bag and stick, then tell everyone at work your kid kid is “elite” because he plays Fed Silver?

Congrats, your kid will have his first sausage in his mouth in within 2 years and will be living in your basement until he is 35.

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