FC Blazers (Thoughts). Looking for a team that focuses more on technical skills. My child is U10.
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I've seen alot of hype around Francis Okaroh wondering if he lives up to it
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He lives up to it. Great coach!Comment
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Good luck.Comment
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Downside, moms help to run or coach some of the practices/games. Not sure what the cost of the club is but if a mom is on the sidelines, I'd stick to recreational soccer.Comment
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Francis Okaroh is second only to Shawn McDonough as the most overrated, pompous, verbally and mentally child abusing POS I have ever seen on a sideline. I would stay away from him like the toxic waste he is.Comment
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If you’re not sure of the cost, then you most likely aren’t registered for the program which means you are judging from the outside. I certainly wouldn’t call it township soccer. Much higher level than that and much more competitive game play.Originally posted by Guest View PostComment
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He’s an amazing coach. I will admit, his coaching style is not for everyone. If your child is timid or lacks confidence, this is not a program for you. If your child works hard, wants to be a better player and willing to put in the work, you will see huge upside. Anyone on the fence of joining, see for yourself and attend a practice. I prefer a smaller club vs. the mega size clubs. For Mega size clubs, If your child is not on the “A” team, then you are not getting the best resources and you are paying for the A Team’s ongoing success…Originally posted by Guest View PostComment
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One does NOT need to be registered to observe a practice on Rice Field in Wrentham. When I see a Mom, coaching a team, that is a huge red flag. Francis may assist, I don't know. In addition different age groups (Age 8-11) should not be on the same field. There is zero benefit for the much older playersOriginally posted by Guest View PostComment
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