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Is the CSA an honest organization?


Robert

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Honest can be qualified in so many ways. Honest at maintaining a numbing level of mediocrity? Yes. Honest at exhibiting no cohesive and constructive plan of bringing Canada's national team out of its doldrums? Yes. Honest at not trying to increase interest in Canada's national team? Yes.

But if you mean honest in its most used sense, that is as an individual being a bearer of truth, standing behind facts that are true, well I don't know if that can be answered. To answer that, you'd have to have an understanding of what is going on inside the CSA and have their info. But, given the questions above and the CSA's record under Pipe and co's stewardship, one can say they are misguided in their management and dishonest with their expectations.

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The CSA is a Good Organization, but they keep making the same mistakes,

like keeping a manager who has proven to be incapable of motivating his

team when it's needed. Not giving the team enough friendlies, playing

3 - 4 times a season is not enough.Having important national teams games

in cities that can't even support A-League teams (Edmonton) and then only half filling the place when they do play there. How the CSA handle this upcoming World youth championships in 2007 will tell us if changes are needed.

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The CSA is a Good Organization, but they keep making the same mistakes,

like keeping a manager who has proven to be incapable of motivating his

team when it's needed. Not giving the team enough friendlies, playing

3 - 4 times a season is not enough.Having important national teams games

in cities that can't even support A-League teams (Edmonton) and then only half filling the place when they do play there. How the CSA handle this upcoming World youth championships in 2007 will tell us if changes are needed.

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quote:Originally posted by soccerbeast

The CSA is a Good Organization, but they keep making the same mistakes,

like keeping a manager who has proven to be incapable of motivating his

team when it's needed. Not giving the team enough friendlies, playing

3 - 4 times a season is not enough.Having important national teams games

in cities that can't even support A-League teams (Edmonton) and then only half filling the place when they do play there. How the CSA handle this upcoming World youth championships in 2007 will tell us if changes are needed.

Jeezus, beast-you can't even decide which it is in one post.

Are they good, or are they not? Make up your mind.

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quote:Originally posted by soccerbeast

The CSA is a Good Organization, but they keep making the same mistakes,

like keeping a manager who has proven to be incapable of motivating his

team when it's needed. Not giving the team enough friendlies, playing

3 - 4 times a season is not enough.Having important national teams games

in cities that can't even support A-League teams (Edmonton) and then only half filling the place when they do play there. How the CSA handle this upcoming World youth championships in 2007 will tell us if changes are needed.

Jeezus, beast-you can't even decide which it is in one post.

Are they good, or are they not? Make up your mind.

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