He's a really good player he is Dregz
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He skilled all the boys anyway
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.He skilled all the boys anyway
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Don't mash up unless you got cash up.
Things that make me go.. Wahoo!!!
26-04-09, 06:19 AM
#437
Nice one Dregz, its all about doing your talking on the pitch, parents are more competetive than the kids most of the time, i have all that to come.....can't wait 
all day i dream and shine.
26-04-09, 10:37 AM
#438
Confirmation that my new car is being delivered on Tuesday, bring on the boy racers !!!!!!!!!!!!
26-04-09, 11:51 AM
#439
Nice 1 fella's. He's still smiling about it this morning.
Pure, I had to buy him a fat stack of football cards for scoring 3, and i'll be sure to get him somthing for the top scorer thing. I'll throw in a little something from you too.
Cracky you'll love it mate. Tired, cold, wet, windy Saturday mornings stood on the sidelines of a sloping pitch that resembles a bog. Great stuff.
I'm kinda gutted the season is over. Roll on the tournaments!!!
Pure, I had to buy him a fat stack of football cards for scoring 3, and i'll be sure to get him somthing for the top scorer thing. I'll throw in a little something from you too.
Cracky you'll love it mate. Tired, cold, wet, windy Saturday mornings stood on the sidelines of a sloping pitch that resembles a bog. Great stuff.
I'm kinda gutted the season is over. Roll on the tournaments!!!
26-04-09, 12:03 PM
#440
^ I miss all that from when i used to play, hopefully i will get my lad into cricket as well so we got the summer months covered too! 
Kobe, what car you getting? please don't make me too jealous
Kobe, what car you getting? please don't make me too jealous
all day i dream and shine.
26-04-09, 01:48 PM
#441
Last night. Abandoned partially underground bomb shelter in a forest in, worsley multi-room, multi-rig. Nearly died when they dropped Printer Jam By Mistabishi, fookin phenomenal.
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Oh what a feelin! When you're dunking, on the ceilin!
26-04-09, 06:39 PM
#442
(26-04-09, 06:19 AM)cracky Wrote: Nice one Dregz, its all about doing your talking on the pitch, parents are more competetive than the kids most of the time, i have all that to come.....can't wait
I did this not so long ago, I coached/managed an under 10's team playing mini soccer which was good coaching them (mixed ability) but a nightmare being a manager, the other team's parents would always ref and add on time if they were losing/totally biased to their team.
In the end jacked it in after arguing with one of my team's dads who was older than me, so therfore an expert.
I probably had more time for the lads on my team who weren't "blessed" with much talent rather than the ones who were led to believe (usually by their dads) that they were the next Rooney/Gerrard, Pele, etc.
Shame really as I loved being a coach.
fc coach not a manager
Edit: on an upside my Dog came 3rd in his dog show today in Derby.
'All sins tend to be addictive and the terminal point of addiction is damnation.' - W H Auden
26-04-09, 07:26 PM
#444
He says thanks. 
fc
fc
'All sins tend to be addictive and the terminal point of addiction is damnation.' - W H Auden
26-04-09, 07:44 PM
#445
FC, Well done to you and the dog.
As a coach it must have been a headache for you dealing with all the politics.
Funny thing with the footy is it's never the kids that kick up a fuss, they just love to play.
As a coach it must have been a headache for you dealing with all the politics.
Funny thing with the footy is it's never the kids that kick up a fuss, they just love to play.
26-04-09, 07:57 PM
#446
100% yes.
Teaching a boy/girl a new skill would be a total buzz but arguing with a parent because I've put his "golden boy" at left back instead of up front would leave me feeling empty.
I also didn't like under 11's playing 11 v 11 on a big pitch - some of the lads (all tiny compared to every team we played against) on my team struggled with running with the ball and yet on match day there's parents shouting "read the line" "drop off your man" "in to go out"
Nightmare.
sorry Pure, maybe we could have an ex-coaches grievance thread.
fc played Ajax 4-4-2 stylee
Teaching a boy/girl a new skill would be a total buzz but arguing with a parent because I've put his "golden boy" at left back instead of up front would leave me feeling empty.
I also didn't like under 11's playing 11 v 11 on a big pitch - some of the lads (all tiny compared to every team we played against) on my team struggled with running with the ball and yet on match day there's parents shouting "read the line" "drop off your man" "in to go out"
Nightmare.
sorry Pure, maybe we could have an ex-coaches grievance thread.
fc played Ajax 4-4-2 stylee
'All sins tend to be addictive and the terminal point of addiction is damnation.' - W H Auden
26-04-09, 08:29 PM
#447
you know, FC, Toronto FC is looking for a new coach. If you can teach kids to pass the ball to one another you'd be a leading candidate.
lz hates the long ball
lz hates the long ball
If God gives you lemons you should find a new God
26-04-09, 08:34 PM
#448
^^^
I like the TFC away kit but it wouldn't work I'd get into an argument with the media and leave after four games.
fc give and go
I like the TFC away kit but it wouldn't work I'd get into an argument with the media and leave after four games.
fc give and go
'All sins tend to be addictive and the terminal point of addiction is damnation.' - W H Auden
26-04-09, 08:55 PM
#449
I've got to grab the away kit. Doing my first TFC road trip May 9. Washington DC. Great city.
It'll be total carnage.
It'll be total carnage.
If God gives you lemons you should find a new God
26-04-09, 08:58 PM
#450
(26-04-09, 12:03 PM)cracky Wrote: ^ I miss all that from when i used to play, hopefully i will get my lad into cricket as well so we got the summer months covered too!
Kobe, what car you getting? please don't make me too jealous
The new BMW 320, with the M Sport body kit. Ordered it in white!!!!!! think it might be like marmite. Personally i love it
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