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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostI think this is a very good case for looking at just how far a player can come when given all the opportunity/playing time and immersed in a soccer environment (with a built in coach, in this case) growing up. These boys and their father must have spent a tremendous amount of time and work getting to where they are currently, and should be commended.
But it also shows that if a player doesn't have that extra something special, whether it be on the mental side (incredible field vision or creativity) or on the athletic side (amazing speed, balance, and coordination), no amount of molding will get the average/above average kid to the highest levels. I think it's great that they tried their best and we need tons more kids given these same types opportunities in order to find the few that have what it takes.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostOh, God, no. Can you imagine how many other good players will be shut down to give the "built- in coaches" an opportunity to promote their own kids? Some one has to sit so they could play. And if at the end they are still avarage, is the cake worth the candle?
Please say the Dallas move is a troll. They can't possibly be that crazy.
Love the game, not this nonsense.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostMaybe it had nothing to do with the boys who are very talented, maybe it was all the parental hype, promotion, time/cost and associated pressure that was the problem?
Please say the Dallas move is a troll. They can't possibly be that crazy.
Love the game, not this nonsense.
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It might be good for the kids in the long run actually.
Originally posted by Unregistered View PostI think this is a very good case for looking at just how far a player can come when given all the opportunity/playing time and immersed in a soccer environment (with a built in coach, in this case) growing up. These boys and their father must have spent a tremendous amount of time and work getting to where they are currently, and should be commended.
But it also shows that if a player doesn't have that extra something special, whether it be on the mental side (incredible field vision or creativity) or on the athletic side (amazing speed, balance, and coordination), no amount of molding will get the average/above average kid to the highest levels. I think it's great that they tried their best and we need tons more kids given these same types opportunities in order to find the few that have what it takes.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostMoving children to Texas for soccer is good for them?
http://www.fcdallas.com/post/2016/11...-xxxvii-berths
What did you do over Thanksgiving?
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostMoving children to Texas for soccer is good for them?
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostTo do it only for soccer is insanity. But if there are other reasons like job change, wanting to move someplace warmer/cheaper, family reasons...nobody knows for sure so it's all speculation
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostIf they are riding the bench for Revs, it will be better when they are on the top team in DAP?
Agreed moving just for soccer is the definition of parental insanity, but there could be more to it all. For his sake I hope it isn't for soccer/for him. That's a heavy burden if it doesn't work out
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