Pacific Coast Super Cup

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Tom involved, yes. Who knows to what extent. And who cares; anyone who's been around club soccer here in Oregon knows he's cheesy enough without adding anymore to his resume.

Seeing blogger man's face and hearing him yell at games, and reading his disillusioned blog, tells me he and Tom are indeed a fit for one another.

I bet if you approached him you might see a different side instead of hiding behind this forum to throw your stones. Who's the bigger man? The one who lets his opinions be known or the one who hides and tries to discredit him?

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I bet if you approached him you might see a different side instead of hiding behind this forum to throw your stones. Who's the bigger man? The one who lets his opinions be known or the one who hides and tries to discredit him?

Different poster here. I've approached TA, confronted TA, and he only showed more of his unethical side than before. I think he can teach the game of soccer very well, but is not a great influence in the lives of kids when it comes to morals and ethics (much like many of the better coaches in the area). On the other hand, if parents are doing their job, I can see why people would play for TA.

Do I like him? No way.
Do I think he's one of the better teachers of the game of soccer in the are for girls? Yes

This can go for many other coaches as well.

Back to PCSC, If you're not a top in premier level team, this is a great tournament to use as an introduction to more competitive local (meaning the NW) soccer.

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Different poster here. I've approached TA, confronted TA, and he only showed more of his unethical side than before. I think he can teach the game of soccer very well, but is not a great influence in the lives of kids when it comes to morals and ethics (much like many of the better coaches in the area). On the other hand, if parents are doing their job, I can see why people would play for TA.

Do I like him? No way.
Do I think he's one of the better teachers of the game of soccer in the are for girls? Yes

This can go for many other coaches as well.

Back to PCSC, If you're not a top in premier level team, this is a great tournament to use as an introduction to more competitive local (meaning the NW) soccer.

For us TA has not only been a great coach but a great role model. He has brought out the best in my child and has taught her that if she works hard she can accomplish anything. He has given her confidence that she's never had before and she has learned to not only respect the game but the other players, coaches, and refs.

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Tom involved, yes. Who knows to what extent. And who cares; anyone who's been around club soccer here in Oregon knows he's cheesy enough without adding anymore to his resume.

Seeing blogger man's face and hearing him yell at games, and reading his disillusioned blog, tells me he and Tom are indeed a fit for one another.

I bet if you approached him you might see a different side instead of hiding behind this forum to throw your stones. Who's the bigger man? The one who lets his opinions be known or the one who hides and tries to discredit him?

I was actually talking about the guy who you dubbed "blogger man". Have you ever taken the time to talk to him? I doubt it. And I haven't read anything "disillusioned" on that blog in quite a few years. It looks like mainly facts and stats. And, as it's been said to the point of nausea, if you don't like it, don't read it. Move on.