Yeah that's crazy. SDSC and Eagles will play each in QF if they both win their bracket. Then winner plays winner of C which is probably Blues unless RR decides to get strategic. That seems risky to me as you never know about wild cards though but I can see RR holding back against Ole in the pool to get on the other side. If not, the other side I see Legends vs Ole (WC) so that will be fun. I think SC Blues takes it again this year.
G2010...how’s the season going 2019?
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Sockers858
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He did that last year to avoid eagles in Qtr last year
Yeah but last year the top two in the group were guaranteed to advance. It's far riskier with wild cards.
Hodari
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The Gaffer just got the 09s in September they will be super strong next year, his 2008 are 3 x state champs. The 2010s picked up some strong players on waivers. Gaffer has more state championships then Everyone and could win 4 more this year. His 2012s may take down the ships playing in 2011 bracket.
Trojan_mule
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He must be a Jedi or just got lucky... how could any coach plan to be a wild card and then end up in the championship game? Especially with so many variables to consider??
Trojan_mule
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That’ll be interesting, that Blues Forsyth (Eastvale) seemed really formidable at the 2011 age group. We shall see
Hodari
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He did it last year, The Gaffer lives to win these trophy his half time adjustments are LEGENDARY
Trojan_mule
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Just to confirm that you are referring to Rennie when you say Gaffer?
Hodari
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yes the proper Gaffer Rob Rennie
I'm pretty sure they are playing flight 3....
However, I’ve never seen Real SoCal Coaches at u10 games 60 miles from their home base scouting players.Real So Cal is Blues Lite
I've seen the triumvirate sitting between four fields (like a cross road) with their backs to each other. I laughed.
This one is for the Gaffer!!!!
Looks like the Gaffer has more influence than one thinks. He really silenced this thread. For the last few weeks, I was coming here to get my Monday morning laugh. If it wasn’t about soccer, there was at least some drama here between someone & @Luis Andres lmao
The Gaffer knows best. "That's why they call them the Blues"
@Luis Andres , I know the RR and TB rules. No jail terms, just be respectful with what you say. I couldn't keep my mouth shut so I just stopped for four years until July of 2019. I did lurk from time to time. Plus, the Gaffer don't waste his time reading about parents gripes on the socal soccer forum. He hears plenty of gripes once the season starts. "How come my baby goat doesn't start" gripe is the first gripe. "My goat doesn't play this position" is usually the next gripe. Then you have the GK gripe, "why two goalies not one" then the, "no ODP invite" gripe or "how come no TC invite" gripe, and the best one, "How come my dd isn't playing that much" gripe. That's what a real coach has to deal with every week. One big gripe after another. Please reconsider Luis???? The Gaffer doesn't hold that much power over your kids playing time so sneak in a few posts from time to time
Hodari
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TB is Tad Bobak he is soccer Master grew up playing soccer in the Favelas brazil and is the co founder of blues. He is the Yoda of soccer!!! be very afraid
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By Mike Woitalla Age-appropriate coaching has been cited as extremely important in player development. The Youth Soccer Insider begins a series on this topicwith a look at the challenges faced by female players as they transition into their teen years by checking in with Tad Bobak, one of the...
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That was 2011 too. I wonder what he has to say in today's arena? He should have a best seller written, instead he gets attacked by the haters who know nothing. Go Tad!!!TB is Tad Bobak he is soccer Master grew up playing soccer in the Favelas brazil and is the co founder of blues. He is the Yoda of soccer!!! be very afraid
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By Mike Woitalla Age-appropriate coaching has been cited as extremely important in player development. The Youth Soccer Insider begins a series on this topicwith a look at the challenges faced by female players as they transition into their teen years by checking in with Tad Bobak, one of the...
“What I’ve seen when they do that, these girls having private soccer coaching lessons, they have their own club coaches, they go to these centers, they go to these soccer camps, and what I see is girls at 16 burnt out of soccer. They’re burnt out. They don’t want to come to practice or games. They’re burnt out here in America. I see that over and over."