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another Lesson for Us
How many of us have seen how our beloved players shoot no no Moe I am talking about kicking a soccer ball so please dont call Mrs. Gomes.
I would like to take this opportunity to agree with sickko and Tilla that we do need instructors and or teachers of the game.
all the games I have seen our senior team in especially Fuller, they lack the requisite quality and composure around the goal. i know Fuller scores regularly for club but internationally when I see him, he goes for power more than placement.
Tilla I agree with you on the "long kick" from Ricketts foregoing our midfielders. Let me be the first to say that, that can easily be corrected and instill in any goalkeeper. This can be instructed to the keeper by his captain,his defenders and/or by the coach, that is if he is so hard headed and apt to rush his play. They can advise him on when to long kick or how to read the game. I am not an expert but i know that the best start is usually a "build up" from wing back and midfielders, yet a little mix up in when to 'long Kick can be communicated during the game at critical times.
Yes sir you are right, "good schools" does not necessarily produce able thinkers, Most times it is still up to the desire of each student.
As for quoting Ben J....i was implicitly insinuating his ad hoc fallacy of interpellating every posters intellectual pedigree with their opinions as our eternal interpleader.
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Addendum:
My good friend Maudid's ad hominem behavior knows no bounds."
I would like to take this opportunity to agree with sickko and Tilla that we do need instructors and or teachers of the game.
all the games I have seen our senior team in especially Fuller, they lack the requisite quality and composure around the goal. i know Fuller scores regularly for club but internationally when I see him, he goes for power more than placement.
Tilla I agree with you on the "long kick" from Ricketts foregoing our midfielders. Let me be the first to say that, that can easily be corrected and instill in any goalkeeper. This can be instructed to the keeper by his captain,his defenders and/or by the coach, that is if he is so hard headed and apt to rush his play. They can advise him on when to long kick or how to read the game. I am not an expert but i know that the best start is usually a "build up" from wing back and midfielders, yet a little mix up in when to 'long Kick can be communicated during the game at critical times.
Yes sir you are right, "good schools" does not necessarily produce able thinkers, Most times it is still up to the desire of each student.
As for quoting Ben J....i was implicitly insinuating his ad hoc fallacy of interpellating every posters intellectual pedigree with their opinions as our eternal interpleader.
Note.....
Addendum:
My good friend Maudid's ad hominem behavior knows no bounds."
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