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We have to protect the field and not play on it when it is not playable. It is NOT playable at this time. You’re still expected to train tomorrow on your own. Perhaps review how throw-ins work. See you next … Continue reading →

In the early morning, I heard geese. Like most of us, when I hear a flock of geese, I think of soccer. It is our duty and obligation to keep the geese off the soccer fields. How do we do … Continue reading →

I am not sure what usual weather is anymore. But, in my experience, this has been a mild December thus far. It is tempting to play on Sunday mornings. However, we have to be careful to protest the grass fields. … Continue reading →

This is the weekend when the clocks “fall back”. That means that it should be even easier to be on time for soccer this weekend. 8:30 kick-off at Murphy. Far be it from me to complain about it, but I … Continue reading →

It is raining as I write this, but the weather forecast says that it should stop early enough for us to play this week. I hope so. But, please pay attention to the weather in the morning. Remember that we … Continue reading →

We all know that I track the weather pretty carefully. I start by looking out my west-facing windows. That tells me what weather is coming soon. But we live in a time that there are lots of weather resources on … Continue reading →

It is a Sunday morning. If it is not raining, we play soccer. Even if there is no post, then we just follow the directions of the previous post. 8:30 AM kick-off at Murphy Field. White shirt, dark shirt. Let’s … Continue reading →

8:30 AM kick-off at Murphy Field. Sunday will be perfect soccer weather (if the forecast can be believed). But any weather where we can play soccer is perfect soccer weather. White shirt. Dark shirt. No grey shirts. Try to be … Continue reading →

8:30 kick-off at Murphy Field. Be on time if you can. Bring a white shirt and a dark shirt. Come have fun. L

I just checked. There are still goals at Murphy and the grass seems to have been cut. No lines that I can see, but I don’t care. We could use flat cones to establish a line if we wanted to. … Continue reading →