EJ to Crossfire

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EJ sees the $$$ in eastside parents’ bank.

How much does he charge for training?

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How much does he charge for training?

I think the $$$ amount depends on how much thinks he can get out of you.

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Anyone know what kind of player EJ likes? Athletic freaks or tecnical wizards?

Have a son who will find out... rather make the jump now if we have an idea vs waste a year.

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Anyone know what kind of player EJ likes? Athletic freaks or tecnical wizards?

Have a son who will find out... rather make the jump now if we have an idea vs waste a year.

Can your son do 10,00 footwork with 1,000 overs and dribble around cones? Your son’s in!

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SMH...a lot of haters on this thread!

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How much is the EJ training ?

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How much is the EJ training ?

If you have to ask you can’t afford it
- Valor

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SMH...a lot of haters on this thread!

The truth hurts.

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Anyone know what kind of player EJ likes? Athletic freaks or tecnical wizards?

Have a son who will find out... rather make the jump now if we have an idea vs waste a year.

Players that win now. EJ wants to win, and wants players that enable winning. It doesn't necessarily matter the size as long as they have elite athleticism. Speed, size or a combination of the two.

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Players that win now. EJ wants to win, and wants players that enable winning. It doesn't necessarily matter the size as long as they have elite athleticism. Speed, size or a combination of the two.

“Speed, size or a combination of the two ”. I say that when I’m in Auburn betting on horse races. You talk about these kids like they’re a commodity not as children. You need to get a grip.

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EJ and others who work with him are personal trainers who use clubs as a source of customers for their side gigs. It creates massive conflicts of interest regarding players within their own club. The solution is for clubs hiring coaches like EJ is to ask them to shut down their side gigs or have them absorbed by the club, rebranded and have the club operate them with a variety of club coaches. That won’t happen because EJ’s biz is personally branded and so the personal training biz will continue and will drive a wedge between club-player-coach-parent.

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EJ and others who work with him are personal trainers who use clubs as a source of customers for their side gigs. It creates massive conflicts of interest regarding players within their own club. The solution is for clubs hiring coaches like EJ is to ask them to shut down their side gigs or have them absorbed by the club, rebranded and have the club operate them with a variety of club coaches. That won’t happen because EJ’s biz is personally branded and so the personal training biz will continue and will drive a wedge between club-player-coach-parent.

Best post on this topic. 100% truth

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https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas...=1000606810098

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Everyone loved EJ, until he came to XF. I see you haters.

B

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EJ's achievements are remarkable, in under 15 years he has worked his way from poverty in West Africa where he also coached African youth soccer, immigrated to the US, facing racism and haters here in the US daily. He speaks 4 languages and started at Seattle United as an assistant to Pete Fewing when no one paid him any attention. Luckily, one Director at SU finally spoke up for him and gave him a chance otherwise he'd still probably be coaching D and F teams like the majority of minority coaches in the United States and now he has over 20,000 followers, owns an international soccer team, founfded an international soccer non profit organization, trains MLS, international pro players and college level players that come to train with him year after year. Crossfire didn't even list his professional playing experience for the Gambian National Team and World Cup in Toronto and LA Blues in California. They are lucky to have him and his qualified coaches at EJ Futball Training.