The biggest potential benefit is his desire to change the culture of the sport in America - move it away from a rich kid, suburban "soccer mom" sport. Even though tons of youths play the sport, it is mostly upper middle class kids playing in highly structured, short season leagues, along with karate, skiing, little league, basketball, academic tutoring, and a million other things. Its soccer practice on Monday, karate on Tuesday, math tudor on wednesday, and so on. Your not exactly developing a Xavi-like first touch doing this.
Jergen wants the lower classes to get involved, and eat, breathe and live the sport on sandlots, street corners, and parks, with a ball at there feet at all times. You know, like it happens in the rest of the world. Than, when the kid shows promise, get him into an academy at 14 where he does nothing but play the sport, except for a 2 minute break to learn how to spell his name for the big time club contract. He wants to develop world class footballers, not accountants who can play an ok game of footy.
And he'll put his finger up your bum.I like him. He's the kind of guy I wish was my grandad.
By that I mean he seems knowledgeable, friendly and he probably likes Werther's originals.
Relax lids of South USA, it says Klinsmann not klansman ffs.
The biggest potential benefit is his desire to change the culture of the sport in America - move it away from a rich kid, suburban "soccer mom" sport. Even though tons of youths play the sport, it is mostly upper middle class kids playing in highly structured, short season leagues, along with karate, skiing, little league, basketball, academic tutoring, and a million other things. Its soccer practice on Monday, karate on Tuesday, math tudor on wednesday, and so on. Your not exactly developing a Xavi-like first touch doing this.
Jergen wants the lower classes to get involved, and eat, breathe and live the sport on sandlots, street corners, and parks, with a ball at there feet at all times. You know, like it happens in the rest of the world. Than, when the kid shows promise, get him into an academy at 14 where he does nothing but play the sport, except for a 2 minute break to learn how to spell his name for the big time club contract. He wants to develop world class footballers, not accountants who can play an ok game of footy.
This made me laugh. Good job. "South USA" just sounds so funny. Even though its obvious what you meant, its a phrase that has never, ever been uttered in the States before. I guess I am from "North USA" then. Come to think of it, in the long glorious history of our shared language, the words "Relax lids of South USA, it says Klinsmann not klansman ffs" have never before been uttered or transcribed in this sequence. Brilliant.
I can just picture chico, in say, Alabama, giving a speech in front of thousands "Lids of South USA ..."