Tag Archives: Soccer Parents
Soccer, Death Valley and the Matrix
“I must be doing something wrong!” you sigh while watching the television. A part of you wants to give up and your child doesn’t seem to listen. You want to go to bed but the thought of your child quitting continues to haunt you.
There you are, scratching your head, hoping for the answer to magically [...]
Anarchy, Lightning Strikes and the San Siro
Are you in love with your child? Congratulations, that’s amazing. But let me change the question a little.
Are you in love with a child? Are you sure about this? Are you in love with a child that’s not yours, not genetically anyway?
A word to the wise for those that have given their hearts to the [...]
Soccer Perfection Does Not Exist
Soccer is a funny game at times. On the one hand you have the coach striving for perfection. He wants training to run smoothly and wants all his players to obey his every command. Then you have the youngsters who spend all training trying to avoid mistakes. Far from perfect don’t you think?
Not just young [...]
Soccer Career: Don’t Shoot Yourself In The Foot
The chance to play professional soccer is within reach if you follow the path less travelled. You can follow the status quo and become a statistic or you can opt to go against the grain.
Against the norm.
Against the majority and possibly against your coach.
Against your parents?
Settle down and don’t get carried away.
Most players want [...]