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Interesting Men's Soccer coaching hire - washingtonismoney - 12-21-2011
Apparently it's this guy: http://www.gostanford.com/sports/m-soccer/spec-rel/122111aaa.html
He got UNC-Charlotte to the title game this year, where they played like a bunch of dirty hacks. Apparently college soccer fans say his teams usually don't play that way and instead like to play the ball around a lot, so perhaps with a greater talent base at Stanford he can actually do that.
Interesting Men's Soccer coaching hire - washingtonismoney - 12-21-2011
Apparently it's this guy: http://www.gostanford.com/sports/m-soccer/spec-rel/122111aaa.html
He got UNC-Charlotte to the title game this year, where they played like a bunch of dirty hacks. Apparently college soccer fans say his teams usually don't play that way and instead like to play the ball around a lot, so perhaps with a greater talent base at Stanford he can actually do that.
Re: Interesting Men's Soccer coaching hire - Robbie - 12-22-2011
OK, I'm behind the times here. I didn't even know the men's soccer position was open.
But this article just smells funny: http://bit.ly/ulspiX
Quote:"I have been truly blessed to have worked at Stanford for the past eleven seasons," said Simon. "Stanford University is the best environment in the world to develop young people to their fullest potential."
Who says such positive things about an institution after a forced resignation? Or was it voluntary?
Re: Interesting Men's Soccer coaching hire - Robbie - 12-22-2011
OK, I'm behind the times here. I didn't even know the men's soccer position was open.
But this article just smells funny: http://bit.ly/ulspiX
Quote:"I have been truly blessed to have worked at Stanford for the past eleven seasons," said Simon. "Stanford University is the best environment in the world to develop young people to their fullest potential."
Who says such positive things about an institution after a forced resignation? Or was it voluntary?