camping out for football
04-16-2011, 06:10 AM
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camping out for football I've been here for about 18 hrs to sign my boy up for football. He's so excited .........and I'm so f'ing tired. Anyone else camping out this weekend. Could be worse the rival team has been camping out for 2 days. Oh bed how you are calling my name
04-16-2011, 07:27 PM
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Hang in there man! True father and a real trooper! Hope you sleeping by or now or at least have a few cold ones in your system by now! Good luck to the kiddo and there team this season! Tell momma she owes you a lil somethin' somethin' for taking one for the team. It's time for her to take one for the team LOL! Good luck to your boy and best wishes.
04-17-2011, 02:27 PM
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Yeah there are 2 teams in la porte. My boy is 7. Spots are limited. So in order to get a spot on the team parents start camping out early. The other team people started camping out Thursday at noon to sign up Saturday morning. We were first in line for our team and we got there Friday around 530 to sign up Saturday at 9am
04-18-2011, 05:54 PM
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I would recommend paying a HS or college kid some money and get them to hold your spot in line for you. We did that when my son was signing up to play on the Deer Park Tigers. It really helped. Sounds like sign up is over though. Did he get on the team?
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04-19-2011, 01:05 AM
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i applaud your commitment, i'm sure your son will appreciate it. next year you wont have to camp out since he will have a reserved spot as long as you register during the first registration date. i was the president for one of the local clubs for 5 years then coached for several more after that and it was a great experiance. if you are inclined to coach i would recommend getting involved during his first year since typically the coaches move up with the team year to year and all those coaching slots will be full going forward.