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Trained my kids when they were in two different clubs so I have seen them in action. Who cares if HE has a BMW? Maybe he can't bankroll money because he doesn't know how. He is a glorified trainer and nothing more. You can snowball parents all you want but you are not getting a steady dose of games so the moves go for naught because they are being done against the same kids over and over again. If the other kids are bad and buying into the same garbage, how are they ever going to get better? They will enter a couple of tournaments. Big woop!Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Wow!!! Maybe you should give claudio reyna a call and advise him as well on what is the correct way to develop players. You apparently have the answers. I see all the other clubs playing in the leagues and getting plenty of games. Most of it looks like kick and chase to me so that has to be the right answer???Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Looks like the Parkland Predators have become the prey. Long Live SAT with Roger.Comment
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His average life span with any organization is two years. This is his second year.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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They just signed up more than 100 players for YEAR 3! This 2 year crap is just that...CRAP. If you're here to fight...fight FAIR.Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
Why are you attacking an individual who has done nothing to you? He has nothing to do with any of this. So you're pissed that a few SAT parents are gloating? Why are you taking it out on RT? In fact, why are you here at all when you claim to have moved on and found soccer bliss? Why don't you go to the thread where everyone is bitching about how bad the US National Team is and blame the referees with the rest of the pinche gringos?Comment
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How many years did he spend in Boca U? The Coral Springs Storm? Then Parkland? He has the midas touch don't you think? Didn't he have a really good girls team that he and his wife started with in Boca U and then went to Parkland with it? They disappeared and broke up. Some of those kids went to Wellington and now the team is gone just a few years later. What did he do to help them? Some soccer bliss. I don't want to complain about the US National team. That is another thread. This one deals with youth soccer which I can relate to.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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you know, lebron goes 2 other teams (where the money is at) gets paid as a professional, takes his buddys with him, and gets paid a hell of alot more money than any soccer coach or player, and still screwed it up in the end. So from top to bottom, everybody everywhere does what they think is best for them, grass is greener on the other side, how ever you want to look at it, so why fault anybody for it. you have to do what u think is right for you or your player.Comment
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And I guess you have no life when you don't get a response to your propaganda so you reply to your own posts. Personally I was trying to stay out of this inane thread but if you keep begging for the truth, I will give it to you. His time at the 3 clubs you mentioned spanned 11 years...do the math and you'll find that he has not moved every 2 years. He has just enrolled 100+ players for a third year of SAT which BTW is still in Parkland. So, while he no longer coaches Predator teams, he is entering his 8th year in Parkland. He trains at Terramar, Pine Trails, and MHOC. He has a large contingent of players who are now signed up to train with him for a 6th consecutive year.Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
Even if he did switch every 2 years...that is the norm down here b/c that is about how long most of the trainers and coaches can stand people like you.
Regarding the older girls' team that broke up...how about a little truth there too instead of creating a "just so argument" that strengthens your propaganda position? That team accomplished a lot but when the girls hit high school, many of them got "scholarships" to local independent schools and they were "invited" to play for their coaches' club teams. So he got together with Wellington who was experiencing the same thing and they did what was best for the girls. So He advised them to go to Wellington. He did this b/c his group of younger players was growing and he couldn't devote enough time to everyone. If this is so wrong... then go ahead and bash the guy. Do whatever you can to ruin him. Do whatever you can to harm a family that includes 2 young children.
You are a piece of garbage to pick on such a classy individual and organization.Comment
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Of course that's what you can relate to. You're not a soccer guy and youth soccer is all you have been exposed to. And, your maturity and intellect are on par with youths.Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
But still, you will come on here and put down professional trainers because watching little Susie has somehow conditioned you to believe that you know more than the trainers and coaches about soccer.Comment
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I think it would be fair to say that all of those clubs he was at started to crumble so he jumped ship or was asked to leave. He may have 100 kids in his program now, but how many of them are bonafide players. They are all under the age of 12 and the parents will realize after time that it is the eutopia he promises. Like EE, he will be able to fool the parents into staying until they hit their teenage years and then it is off to the races.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Just a pipe dream. It isn't for everybody and there is no way to teach them to be competitive when you don't play games to see what they need to work on.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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The current u12 team got slaughtered by teams last year.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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