A feasible & economical way for Jamaica

[Assasin]

Let me say again we have a whole of coaches.

Andrew Edwards graduate the top of his class at Leipzig University University in sports.

I was talking with a pretty respected coach and he asked if I knew Leebert Aliman (a coach in Jamaica) and he told me they went on the same course in Europe. He said he is very smart guy.

Jamie Lawerence was fitness coach for Ghana, and coach some teams in the lower English league.
http://www.premierleagueheroes.com/jamie-lawrence/

Cincinnati Head coach
http://gobearcats.com/staff.aspx?staff=179

Fitroy Simpson
http://www.premier-coaches.com/?cont...itzroy-simpson

our Emperor
http://www.arjahzsoccer.com/Default.aspx?tabid=1419989

Roger Thomas
http://www.satsfl.com/staff/

Chris Dawes
http://www.uvlightning.org/clubsite/...oachID=1044358

Phil Reid
http://www.scottsdalesoccer.com/comp...ctor-prescott/

Alimont Freddy Butler

[Don1]

to develop good soccer coaches/teachers:

Any country that is serious about the development & growth of soccer must first invest in the development of their coaches/teachers. Quality coaches/teachers produce quality players/students. There are no shortcuts.

I think the best thing for Jamaica is to have their comprehensive coach development program. Not only will the teaching material/instruction be world class, BUT it will be customized to fit Jamaica's soccer culture & economic constraints. For this to be successful, Jamaica needs to get qualified, experienced & successful professionals, working in soccer development, who are familiar with soccer in Jamaica to develop such a program.......I think the BEST 3 Jamaicans/former Jamaican soccer players who should be tasked with establishing a Jamaican Soccer License System, from grassroots to professional:

Lorne Donaldson – qualified & respected youth development coach in the U.S., with U.S. & Brazilian coaching license, as well as a degree in Physical Education & Sports Medicine. His students (male & female) have represented the U.S. at various levels. He’s also one of the founders of the U.S. Black Soccer Coaches Association, whose goal was to help minority coaches in the U.S., Caribbean & Africa get quality training, certification & experience.

Lenny Taylor – qualified & respected youth development coach in the U.S. Holds a U.S. ‘A’ coaching license, UEFA B license, F.A. Elite Player Development Diploma and is a FIFA instructor. Some of his students have represented the U.S., and was once appointed as a regional youth development coach for U.S. Soccer.

Paul Hall – holds UEFA A & Pro licenses. He has been a tutor – teaching & instructing soccer, sports psychology & sports analysis. Has held head coaching positions at different age groups, and is now the Senior Professional Development Coach at Queens Park Rangers FC.

Noice

[Sir X]

I can support that a 100%.

[USAF]

to develop good soccer coaches/teachers:

Any country that is serious about the development & growth of soccer must first invest in the development of their coaches/teachers. Quality coaches/teachers produce quality players/students. There are no shortcuts.

I think the best thing for Jamaica is to have their comprehensive coach development program. Not only will the teaching material/instruction be world class, BUT it will be customized to fit Jamaica's soccer culture & economic constraints. For this to be successful, Jamaica needs to get qualified, experienced & successful professionals, working in soccer development, who are familiar with soccer in Jamaica to develop such a program.......I think the BEST 3 Jamaicans/former Jamaican soccer players who should be tasked with establishing a Jamaican Soccer License System, from grassroots to professional:

Lorne Donaldson – qualified & respected youth development coach in the U.S., with U.S. & Brazilian coaching license, as well as a degree in Physical Education & Sports Medicine. His students (male & female) have represented the U.S. at various levels. He’s also one of the founders of the U.S. Black Soccer Coaches Association, whose goal was to help minority coaches in the U.S., Caribbean & Africa get quality training, certification & experience.

Lenny Taylor – qualified & respected youth development coach in the U.S. Holds a U.S. ‘A’ coaching license, UEFA B license, F.A. Elite Player Development Diploma and is a FIFA instructor. Some of his students have represented the U.S., and was once appointed as a regional youth development coach for U.S. Soccer.

Paul Hall – holds UEFA A & Pro licenses. He has been a tutor – teaching & instructing soccer, sports psychology & sports analysis. Has held head coaching positions at different age groups, and is now the Senior Professional Development Coach at Queens Park Rangers FC.