His dad wants him to be Mr Oakwood. We only have one Mr Oakwood and he plays U12 13 14 and 15.
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Funny enough both kids are only 11. Imagine what they’ll be like when they hit 15?Comment
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Both? Fan club is growing. Can one keep the bathrooms working consistently?Comment
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Sounds like some parents are butthurt new kids are coming in that are better then little Timmy.Comment
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No surprise here in U11-U12 if you are not increasing your rank on the team you are likely to get passed by in a year or so. This age is a transition point where the small and agile players lose their advantage. Gone is the breakaway speed and while the technical ability is still there, an element of physicality is now needed as well to beat the player 1 on 1. Don’t get me wrong, if these same players know how to use space off the ball they can be super effective at this age and beyond, but most earned acclaim from their 1:1 ability.Originally posted by Guest View PostComment
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Absolutely not “butthurt” to have new kids come in but the attitudes of the parents and kids are what need to change.Originally posted by Guest View PostComment
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If they all bring foam fingers who caresComment
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always room for top end players at FSA once theyre done slumming it in the former landfill.Comment
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Oakwood 2008s beat cfc 6-2 in a friendly yesterday. SheeshComment
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Foam finger guy is the man. He’s just arrived but made a big splash with the u-12 team. We love his enthusiasm and countless soccer commentsOriginally posted by Guest View PostComment
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He’s live and in person. Saw him in Bridgeport this weekend. One step closer to a pro contractComment
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Backpack and foam finger. Portland, where legends are made.Comment
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The backpack is where the fingers are storedComment
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