Soccer Youth/ Pro Select 2008 – June Trip – Brazil Youth Soccer 2008

Pro Select trip to Brazil now is going on and the boys and girls are having a chance to develop their skills in an international training program with ATI SOCCER including professional clinics with first division soccer coaches and scrimmage games against the top youth pro-clubs in Brazil.

Everyday at the comments you will have a chance to know whats is going on here in Brazil!!!

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Gothia Cup + Dana Cup

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Dana Cup – Challenges in sport. Social experiences. Cultural enrichment. Dana Cup has it all. Over the last 28 years more than half a million participants from 100 nations have made Dana Cup known all around the world. Denmarks largest sporting event and the worlds most international youth soccer tournament, is a well oiled organization that looks forward to welcoming you and your team here to Hjørring. Dana Cup has a unique international atmosphere and at the same time takes place in a secure area, one of the most beautiful in Denmark.

Challenges and experiences in a unique setting. That is Dana Cup.

More than 850 teams from 45 different countries, every year.
102 different nations have visited the Dana Cup. Each year we are proud to welcome the rest of the world to Hjørring.

We believe that it is important to make a tournament a lifelong memory. A moment for everyone – a moment of harmony and kinship. We want to create this very moment with the Gothia Opening Ceremony. Previous participants have compared it to an Olympic ceremony and that’s the idea. The atmosphere surrounding the opening of the Gothia Cup is electric, enough to make you shiver with excitement. It’s a memory you’ll remember and smile at for the rest of your life.

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Friday Football: Waiting for the Weekend

It’s a rare weekend when both the Galaxy and Chivas USA are on the road, but that’s the case Saturday and Sunday.

Still, there’s plenty going on including:*The Galaxy visiting San Jose (1 p.m. FSN) where fans there still loathe Landon Donovan.

*Long Beach State kicks off their season at 5 p.m. today against BYU at George Allen Field.

*Other college games locally include Pepperdine playing at 3 p.m. today at Tari Frahm Rokus Field against Fresno State. Tickets are $8 adults, $5 students, seniors and children.

*The Cal State Northridge women play at UC Santa Barbara tonight then play the first-ever home game under lights at 7 p.m. Sunday against Portland at Matador Field. The floodlights were installed this summer. Tickets are $5 adults, $3 youths and seniors.

*San Diego Padres management may be thrilled about the Chivas USA-CD Guadalajara game announced Thursday, but players with the baseball franchise are not.

*Check out this cool soccer map that won awards at a recent San Diego convention for mapmakers. (Click on it to enlarge).

*Finally, Daily Breeze columnist John Bogert today pays tribute to his late father-in-law, John Crisp Yellowley, a huge soccer fan and former club physician for Scotland’s Dunfermline Athletic. Manchester United Manager Sir Alex Ferguson, who banged in 45 goals in 51 games for Dunfermline back in the 1964-1965 season, will attend his funeral Tuesday.

*For those of you loathe to leave the comfy confines of your couch this weekend, Clint Dempsey’s Fulham hosting Manchester United at 8 a.m. Sunday on Fox Soccer Channel is probably the pick of the televised games from the EPL.

Stephen Ireland earns our sympathy

How bad is Roberto Mancini? The only creative midfielder in your midst and he is sidelined. Sure, he is a bit surly and not given to the warm fuzzies but no one can deny Ireland is a talent that needs to be nurtured.

Mancini is even worse than Hughes. He will buy all this attacking talent but his mindset is all about preventing goals which means that the three man holding midfielder set – Nigel De Jong, Yaya Toure, and Gareth Barry is his centerpiece. Slow, slower, and slowest.

On the day of his trade to Aston Villa, Ireland unloads on the Italian and it does not make for a pretty sight. He has undoubted baggage but if you ever saw Ireland play under Hughes you were treated to some sublime stuff.

Hopefully at Villa he gets his opportunity to shine – nothing would be sweeter if Villa takes out City and Ireland scores the winning goal or sets it up. He is capable of both. In multiples.

Trainingcenter Germany + Gothia Cup, incl CRUISE to Sweden

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We believe that it is important to make a tournament a lifelong memory. A moment for everyone – a moment of harmony and kinship. We want to create this very moment with the Gothia Opening Ceremony. Previous participants have compared it to an Olympic ceremony and that’s the idea. The atmosphere surrounding the opening of the Gothia Cup is electric, enough to make you shiver with excitement. It’s a memory you’ll remember and smile at for the rest of your life.

Here is what you get:

Trainingcenter Denmark, hotel + Gothia Cup

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We believe that it is important to make a tournament a lifelong memory. A moment for everyone – a moment of harmony and kinship. We want to create this very moment with the Gothia Opening Ceremony. Previous participants have compared it to an Olympic ceremony and that’s the idea. The atmosphere surrounding the opening of the Gothia Cup is electric, enough to make you shiver with excitement. It’s a memory you’ll remember and smile at for the rest of your life.

Here is what you get:

Helsinki Cup + Gothia Cup, incl CRUISE between Finl. And Swd.

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Helsinki Cup – Over the last three decades, over 200,000 goals have been celebrated in over 50,000 matches in the Helsinki Cup. Countless screams of joy, tears of defeat and nail-biting excitement of penalty shoot-outs have been recorded on the football pitches around Helsinki every July. We’ve even seen our share of incredible howlers as well.

Helsinki Cup could never have reached its current status without its international aspect. The numbers of foreign teams have gone up and down over the years, but representatives from 78 countries have made their way to Helsinki over the last three decades. In addition to the neighbouring countries, particularly football’s giant nation Brazil, has been strongly represented throughout the years. Countries like Gambia, Djibouti, Kazakhstan, Madagascar, Seychelles, New Zealand and many others have brought in their exotic touches to the event.

We believe that it is important to make a tournament a lifelong memory. A moment for everyone – a moment of harmony and kinship. We want to create this very moment with the Gothia Opening Ceremony. Previous participants have compared it to an Olympic ceremony and that’s the idea. The atmosphere surrounding the opening of the Gothia Cup is electric, enough to make you shiver with excitement. It’s a memory you’ll remember and smile at for the rest of your life.

Here is what you get:

Homestay Denmark + Gothia Cup

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Denmark Cup - CUPDenmark will attract around 170 teams from countries like Latvia, Brazil, Ukraine, USA, Sweden, Estonia, Germany, Russia, Norway, Finland, Bellarus, Romania, England, Denmark, Czech Republic, Poland, Hungary among others.

Among the tournament activities there are possibilities to visit Bakken (theme park), shopping in the centre of Copenhagen, a large disco, team managers meeting, large firework display, indoor and outdoor activity areas etc.

All matches are played on a wonderful grass soccer complex and only 800m from the tournament site is a wonderful sand beach stretching more than 2 km.

We believe that it is important to make a tournament a lifelong memory. A moment for everyone – a moment of harmony and kinship. We want to create this very moment with the Gothia Opening Ceremony. Previous participants have compared it to an Olympic ceremony and that’s the idea. The atmosphere surrounding the opening of the Gothia Cup is electric, enough to make you shiver with excitement. It’s a memory you’ll remember and smile at for the rest of your life.

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Dalecarlia Cup , Sweden + Gothia Cup

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Dalecarlia Cup – is a green pitch, a round football andevery young players dream to give a beautiful pass, score a decisive goal, make an important save or a perfect tackle.The best youth football tournaments in Sweden is aboutmore than just the game. It’s about friendship, solidarity and empathy, because even if football is life – life is more than just football.

Dalecarlia Cup takes place both on and off the pitch. Dancing at the disco, going for a swim, enjoying a warm summer evening whilst meeting new friends. All thesethings are essential ingredients to the spirit of Dalecarlia Cup. Dalecarlia Cup takes place over seven exciting days in the middle of July. About 300 football teams and thousands of cultures are literarily invading the city of Borlange. All the town are on their feet to enjoy a perfectcombination: Swedish summer and great youth football.

We believe that it is important to make a tournament a lifelong memory. A moment for everyone – a moment of harmony and kinship. We want to create this very moment with the Gothia Opening Ceremony. Previous participants have compared it to an Olympic ceremony and that’s the idea. The atmosphere surrounding the opening of the Gothia Cup is electric, enough to make you shiver with excitement. It’s a memory you’ll remember and smile at for the rest of your life.

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Here is our main man

Here is our main man and main fan, John Harrison, flying the colors of Washington West! The jacket, just a shade too big for him, was given to him by ’83 assistant coach, “Bro” Martin after our last game! His mother told us recently he wears it proudly and hopes to grow into it soon! Notice the cap, “London, Paris, Rome and BOISE”, and the Washington West banner along with the jacket!