Defense. Enough Said.

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So true.........they live off a few with natural talent then take the credit. I moved here a few years ago and got hooked up with a local premier team, it was like watching an overpriced kickball game.

Hey--bayside is much better than that

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Hey--bayside is much better than that

i"m not with Bayside. I've never heard of this team but I have a small child who would like to learn soccer. Can any people help me? i give you thanks/.

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i"m not with Bayside. I've never heard of this team but I have a small child who would like to learn soccer. Can any people help me? i give you thanks/.

If they are young and their first go around with organized soccer start with your Town team, see if they like it before you shell out 1000 to 2000 on premier soccer. Their are many clubs that will take your money even if he kid sucks, look at most premier teams in this state they all have kids that don't belong but mommy and daddy fork over the money.

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Hey--bayside is much better than that

Not really but if you keep saying it some day it might be true

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If they are young and their first go around with organized soccer start with your Town team, see if they like it before you shell out 1000 to 2000 on premier soccer. Their are many clubs that will take your money even if he kid sucks, look at most premier teams in this state they all have kids that don't belong but mommy and daddy fork over the money.

Believe me--my kid couldn't find his ass if it wasn't attached to his butt, although I spent thousands before anyone ever pointed that out to me. So take my word and proceed with caution.

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There are a couple little Messi's in RI who are between 10-12 years old. I have seen a few of them, some play Premier and some I am not sure where they play.

What I am sure is if they continue to develope they will be very good in 2-3 more years.

I think Bayside has one of the better 12 yr old players in the state, very smooth with the ball he is a game changer. The only thing he is missing is a right foot, if he ever develops a right foot he will be unstoppable.

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I think Bayside has one of the better 12 yr old players in the state, very smooth with the ball he is a game changer. The only thing he is missing is a right foot, if he ever develops a right foot he will be unstoppable.

I have seen him play he is very good with the ball but he is a one footed player so I do not think he will go as far as you think.

On my sons BWP U10 team we have a player who is Messi Like IMO, very good player.

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BW has a U12 player, playing up I think at U13..scored the winning goal as a 6th grader in the boys' middle school state championship game this year.

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WOW, so that gives you what an "A" License. Please so what have you seen in your 8 years. Please shed some light on this on "MOM"

Let's just say I played more years than you at the international level. I'm tried of coach wannabe like you tell me you are best things since sliced bread.

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I'm a soccer mom for the last 8 years and you coaches have not improved at all. Watching you coach is like watching paint dry.

You will never understand the game like I do because I am a professional coach. It is because my teams DON'T win that proves my overwhelming knowledge of the game - which is vastly superior to any soccer parent. I specifically teach my players NOT to score goals because that is NOT the way soccer should be played. The right way to play means that scoring goals is optional.

Besides, how could you ever truly understand the game? You don't even own a Xara sweatsuit.

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You will never understand the game like I do because I am a professional coach. It is because my teams DON'T win that proves my overwhelming knowledge of the game - which is vastly superior to any soccer parent. I specifically teach my players NOT to score goals because that is NOT the way soccer should be played. The right way to play means that scoring goals is optional.

Besides, how could you ever truly understand the game? You don't even own a Xara sweatsuit.

LOL... Stop it! Let me **** in pants and you can show me your secret soccer training. LoL.....

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You will never understand the game like I do because I am a professional coach. It is because my teams DON'T win that proves my overwhelming knowledge of the game - which is vastly superior to any soccer parent. I specifically teach my players NOT to score goals because that is NOT the way soccer should be played. The right way to play means that scoring goals is optional.

Besides, how could you ever truly understand the game? You don't even own a Xara sweatsuit.

Are you VA of RISC? They are great at not scoring goals.