In a hard time like this when competitions don't exist, you still need to earn money somehow, don't youAnd don't forget it is the parents who are making that decision, they are the ones who are 'investing' the money in all those skaters after all. I would say it is less about the relationship with the coach (unless we are talking about extremes) and more about the parents and funds and aspirations they have.
I get what you are saying, and it's a classic one. Parents wants the fame and money and their children have to work for it. Unfortunately I don't think this will ever work out in the long run. And I fear, in this case, that both Trusova and Kostornaia will suffer for this transfer. I hope I am wrong.
It will be interesting to see how team Shcherbakova will react to all this. I know nothing about Trusova/Kostornaia's parents, but I have read some interviews with Anna's parents, and they seem like they know what they are doing, and that Anna herself has full control over her own destiny (in that regard).
). Now I can guarantee you that among those who didn't suceed you will mostly find at least one subject that will start to complain, that you discriminated him somehow, that the conditions violated the law or whatever. Most of such complaints are completely unjustified and the one who makes them knows it that he wouldn't win even if his complaints would be accepted (it can be even the one with the worst offer). He doesn't do that for the reason to change the result and gicve ghimself another chance to win, he just thinks "if I don't win, let no other wins as well. That's the common practise, I'm not saying everyone acts like that but there are more of such people, who act irrationally and the way that doesn't bring them any advance, than you would expect.
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