It’s off in the distance, three months or so from now when Pop Warner and other forms of youth football start up once again across the country, but the question for parents should be asked now, while they have some time to consider options.
We used to wonder how youngsters would do, whether the game would fill them with a new understanding of teamwork and respect for others, filling a role and being a part of something bigger than themselves.
More and more, the question parents face these days is whether they should let keiki get involved at all in the game of football.