If the LTPD curriculum becomes yet another “closed document” available only to “certified” coaches who spend (or their club spends) more than $125 for OSA certification than once again the core of the people delivering the foundation of our youngest players will be missed and a huge opportunity lost.
It is time to start looking beyond this generation of players or at least the older ones in the group and really start looking at the next crop.
Well it seems the patience of Toronto FC “observers” and particular the media that cover the team on a regular basis has finally worn out.
So patience is required and although I’m sure TFC fans are sick of hearing it they are going to have to bear with at least another half season of learning to walk before their team can run and make up for lost time.
Things are moving quickly now for Canadian soccer – on and off the field. The signs of change and shift are everywhere around us from the highest administrative levels right down to the local youth scene and all signs point to a maturation of the game here in Canada.
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