undertheradar
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Just wondering where you equate these adults having a drink and then somehow losing all control and attacking players? From what I am reading, there is an extreme trust and control issue. If the new policy is province wide, why do you distrust the administrators of the association with regards to child safety? You are questioning the judgement that these administrators have made and want to control the actions of the manager and coaches to a behavior that you want them to follow. Have you ever seen firsthand any of these managers or coaches out of control after drinking or acting in a sexual manner towards players? If you have not, then you appear to be paranoid about what might happen. If you have, then you are placing your daughter in a dangerous situation and the benefit of playing the sport should not be considered. As I stated before, age 13 is not too old to experience a new sport or activity.