Any way you can get in touch w/ the league, maybe the umps, explain the situation, and ask if the umps can share just one room w/ you for the day? Tell them you'll make it up to them, sponsor the league for something like a night out at a restaurant. You have connections. Just reach out, likely at the human level they will be willing to work with you, but at the administrative level, you are at a dead end.
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Any way you can get in touch w/ the league, maybe the umps, explain the situation, and ask if the umps can share just one room w/ you for the day? Tell them you'll make it up to them, sponsor the league for something like a night out at a restaurant. You have connections. Just reach out, likely at the human level they will be willing to work with you, but at the administrative level, you are at a dead end.
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Dude, yes I hear yah. That is my next step. I'm in sales for a reason. 
Just wanted to bring up how deep it runs. How many things would have to truly change to change how Canadians conceptualize the game. right soccer coach?
It's deeper then our boys. Provincial soccer games pushed aside for girls softball tourneys. (both are important) Just on a community level and board level nobody truly cares. No heart beat for it. So how do we expect our boys to care if nobody is behind them ever?
Where does their passion start from? To keep them going and pushing in a sport they love?
Right now "it's just adult soccer" to these people in our communities.
So how do we have our players not end up with that mentality? When that is all you hear and get the energy of from all levels of folk.
Like ball baby's post, they lost that drive and competitiveness at the older ages. But how do you blame people. When you know nobody cares and nobodies watching, it's hard to keep going everyday like that.
Imagine if playing for the local u21 team was put on a pedestal. The the local fields are lined up to watch these matches. The community and people get behind the games and promote them as a cheap day for your family. You are telling me that local 10 year old that goes and watches that game doesn't want to be there in front of 500 people and feeling like a local celebrity when he is older?
But right now. Nobody cares. Nobody is watching. So why should that 10 year old?
Why should the 19 year old local college player?
But right now it's the complete opposite. It's sad. And the road is so steep. It looks unfixable as a whole.
Just wanted to bring up how deep it runs. How many things would have to truly change to change how Canadians conceptualize the game.
right soccer coach? It's deeper then our boys. Provincial soccer games pushed aside for girls softball tourneys. (both are important) Just on a community level and board level nobody truly cares. No heart beat for it. So how do we expect our boys to care if nobody is behind them ever?
Where does their passion start from? To keep them going and pushing in a sport they love?
Right now "it's just adult soccer" to these people in our communities.
So how do we have our players not end up with that mentality? When that is all you hear and get the energy of from all levels of folk.
Like ball baby's post, they lost that drive and competitiveness at the older ages. But how do you blame people. When you know nobody cares and nobodies watching, it's hard to keep going everyday like that.
Imagine if playing for the local u21 team was put on a pedestal. The the local fields are lined up to watch these matches. The community and people get behind the games and promote them as a cheap day for your family. You are telling me that local 10 year old that goes and watches that game doesn't want to be there in front of 500 people and feeling like a local celebrity when he is older?
But right now. Nobody cares. Nobody is watching. So why should that 10 year old?
Why should the 19 year old local college player?
But right now it's the complete opposite. It's sad. And the road is so steep. It looks unfixable as a whole.
Rangerforever
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Great job Regs!
Can you put me in an aisle seat so that Jive Motha Fcuka doesn't whinge about the old guy with the mouse size bladder?
Can you put me in an aisle seat so that Jive Motha Fcuka doesn't whinge about the old guy with the mouse size bladder?
to @LION point I think its more along the line of youth activities taking precedence vs the adult kinda thing... its rampant at the parks, clubs and even dare I say, a governing body. If that were a HPL game/event it would have been pre-booked and softball would be in the parking lot where they belong."We're" always sent to the back of the bus with no helmet. The squeaky wheel gets greased.
@Dude You would have better success getting the weed whacker out and carving a G into @Ballbaby vs paint it on.
@Dude You would have better success getting the weed whacker out and carving a G into @Ballbaby vs paint it on.
Rangerforever
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It was 50/50 on who got the 'You Bastard' or 'Bag of Dicks' but I can't give double ratings.
Fcukers.
Fcukers.
cascadesoccer
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A self bag of dicks... majic.
That would be pure gold in anticipation of the lifting of Soccer Coach's suspension.
Regs should start a wager, see if he gets it.
cascadesoccer
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LOL!
NY Times article on Leicester's season
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/05/01/sports/soccer/how-leicester-city-went-right-side-up.html
Imagine how many points Leicester would have, had he offered ice cream.
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/05/01/sports/soccer/how-leicester-city-went-right-side-up.html
Imagine how many points Leicester would have, had he offered ice cream.
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