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He had CU as a top 25 club in ECNL. No club in Oregon was ever seen that way as a top to bottom club before Kevin. Maybe no club in PDX will ever reach those heights again in PDX. He was doing everything competitively correct. Board just wasn’t able to support him and existing coaching staff couldn’t keep up. Competitively everyone will be happy now at old CU, no standards for competition and everyone will get a trophy. Kevin was driven to succeed and didn’t really care who’s feathers he was ruffling. -
I think they mean Thorns Academy who is looking for a new director.Originally posted by Guest View PostComment
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Again? How many directors does it take. It’s a revolving door over there coaches and directors. Makes you wonder.Originally posted by Guest View PostComment
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Thorns? I think they ran the last one as performance of teams was lacking. Looks like they have a person now...Originally posted by Guest View PostComment
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You are insane in the membrane. He lost his way after his first couple of years. His insecurity drove him to conduct himself in a shameful manner. I personally watched him berate players as young as 10 and 11 for his own selfish pursuits. His Leggacy will be of pettiness and nastiness. Hope to see integrity restored at the newly branded club.Originally posted by Guest View PostComment
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THUSC was better in the Onyx days before the whole ECNL stuff.Originally posted by Guest View Post
On the boys side, WSM achieved heights no other club has touched, before the Timbers took over elite boys' soccer development. And arguably did a better job than Peregrine.
Legg had one notable team (the 03s) who did well in one of the GDA years, when most of the nation's best teams were playing for US Soccer, not ECNL.Comment
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Same! Pathetic to see an adult approach kids the way he did. “I am just making them tougher”…Originally posted by Guest View PostComment
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Back at Xfire.....good hire.Comment
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Agree. KL was the best coach we experienced at CU. Wish him well. Will he stay on at Oregon State as well?Originally posted by Guest View PostComment
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What, is he commuting between Corvallis and Kirkland? No club called "Crossfire" in Oregon. CU went out of business, it seems, and some new club called NW Elite FC took over their operations.Originally posted by Guest View PostComment
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No longer on the OSU coaches page, so he must’ve moved to WA. Crossfire is a tippy top club and he’ll probably make more there than as a head coach at OSU.Originally posted by Guest View PostComment
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Not out of business, just not branded as Crossfire anymore. NW Elite FC is doing some interesting things. Time will tell.Originally posted by Guest View PostComment
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Operating in the RED is interesting, to you point tell us in time how that works out.Originally posted by Guest View PostComment
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