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MFChamp, you are the most scrued up person I know..

I was saying that Johnathin just wasn't around enough to be consistant... He is an amazing player. I had to mark him in High School so I know of all his talent.

I also know that Brien won't play with TNFC 88. He wants to play for a team with a better shot at the trophy. TNFC got ticked and kicked them off their team.. hehe.... Jonathen just "dabbles in soccer". He isn't a consistant threat. Good luck to all..

What do you think of Ravenwood soccer now.. at the end of the season?

Brentwood won 9-0.. hehe

BRENTWOOD FUSION Shane Barrett : Head Coach and Trainer - Coaching License – NSCAA National Diploma, USSF “C” License (National Soccer Coaches Association of America) - High School Coach of the Year – 2001 - Coaching Experience: High School – 7 years Club/Select – 7 years College – 1 year - Professional Soccer Player – Tennessee Rhythm, Louisville, Lexington - Collegiate Soccer - University of Evansville four year starting midfielder. NCAA National Championship game 1990. - High School Soccer – Four year starting midfielder. Indiana State Champions for three of these years. - NCAA College Soccer Referee Chip Thompson : General Manager and Assistant Coach - Coaching License – USSF “D” License (United States Soccer Federation) - Coaching Experience – 12 years - President, Nashville Adult Soccer League – 4 years - Commissioner, WCSA Men’s Over 30 Soccer League Brentwood Soccer Club - Home of more State Champions and Finalists than any other Club in the State of Tennessee, east of Memphis. - Training facilities currently include 12 full size fields. This will grow to 15 full size fields within two years. - BWSC teams have regularly received recognition at the state, regional and national levels. Fall 2003 Try-outs - Crockett Park - Thursday, May 22nd 5:00 – 6:30 pm Field # 5 - Tuesday, May 27th 5:00 – 6:30 pm Field # 6 - Call 373-8711 for weather cancellations and rescheduling or 373-4565 for more information..

TNFC may not be the team they were in the past. In the fall and over the winter the lost some key players. They lost their best player and also lost some pretty good players that quit because TNFC drove them to insanity because they couldn't manage a successful team. I think Fuego out of HFC will be very competitive. At the end of the fall season, they really bonded as a team and defeated most teams in their path. TNFC fell apart at crucial moments. THe dragons also have a good shot. They are the defenfing state champions and they are coming of a huge MIT (Memphis Invitational Tourny) victory. Apparently MFC 88 isn't a great team because they didn't do so well (of course they could have just been off). I think Fuego is the underdog and that they will rise to the challenge.

Back to what this is supposed to be about... Does anyone have thoughts about the championship. Anybody think TNFC has a shot??

Never underestimate the power of Fuego!!!

How do you guys think the Division u-15 state tounry will go.... Who will win... Dragons.. Fuego.. TNFC 88 Premire.. Impact... Hville

The Puma cellerator is a great shoe. I got through club in the fall and throught High School. The held up extreamly well. The vapors are supposed to be horrible shoes from the way they hold up. You can get them a Soccer U.S.A. in Brentwood (its by the Baskin Robbins on Frankilin Road.. In the shopping center across from Corkey's.. they have great shoes and the manager, paul, knows everything about cleats.

I think its a real shame that Hedersonville, the superior team, lost. But I am also glad for Centineal because I have friends on that team and they are pretty good. Good luck in Memphis!

Father Ryan all the way. They are having a great season. They are one of the best around.