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Originally posted by GuestThoughts?
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If this were 1995 and kick and chase was still considered good soccer in Mass I think their u12 team would have a chance
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Everyone is so sorry your daughter was cut so many years ago and you hatred continues. Everyone knows who you are!
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If your kid plays for FH, quickly move to a club that understands the game. FH is a complete waste of time. Your kid will not learn anything from this experience. Trust me.
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Originally posted by GuestThoughts?Originally posted by GuestIf your kid plays for FH, quickly move to a club that understands the game. FH is a complete waste of time. Your kid will not learn anything from this experience. Trust me.Originally posted by GuestEveryone is so sorry your daughter was cut so many years ago and you hatred continues. Everyone knows who you are!
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It is funny that this team's LONG TIME former coach was anti kick and run and many teams and coaches over the years have said that. You should pick up soccer 101 to learn your soccer styles!
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They will not win another State Champ. if they continue to run the club for the love of the game and not a big business like other clubs in the state. THEY are not into it for the money. If they were they could sell those fields and practice fields for a large sum of money. Also dues are one third of the big state clubs.
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Originally posted by GuestIt is funny that this team's LONG TIME former coach was anti kick and run and many teams and coaches over the years have said that. You should pick up soccer 101 to learn your soccer styles!
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Originally posted by GuestThey will not win another State Champ. if they continue to run the club for the love of the game and not a big business like other clubs in the state. THEY are not into it for the money. If they were they could sell those fields and practice fields for a large sum of money. Also dues are one third of the big state clubs.
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Originally posted by GuestOriginally posted by GuestThey will not win another State Champ. if they continue to run the club for the love of the game and not a big business like other clubs in the state. THEY are not into it for the money. If they were they could sell those fields and practice fields for a large sum of money. Also dues are one third of the big state clubs.
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Originally posted by GuestOriginally posted by GuestIt is funny that this team's LONG TIME former coach was anti kick and run and many teams and coaches over the years have said that. You should pick up soccer 101 to learn your soccer styles!
The former U16 coach did a relatively good job of teaching skills to his players. What he couldn't or wouldn't do is curb the thuggery (and some of the other negative stuff) maybe because he was a product of the same system. The attitude of the coaches at FH is that controlling the thuggery is the job of the officials and to some degree they are right, but when you see your players doing stuff that is cardable and the refs don't card it, then isn't it your responsibility to take care of it? I guess not if it results in wins.
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They do not own that field.
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The former U16 coach did a relatively good job of teaching skills to his players. What he couldn't or wouldn't do is curb the thuggery (and some of the other negative stuff) maybe because he was a product of the same system. The attitude of the coaches at FH is that controlling the thuggery is the job of the officials and to some degree they are right, but when you see your players doing stuff that is cardable and the refs don't card it, then isn't it your responsibility to take care of it? I guess not if it results in wins.
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