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Sports . otar soccer treatment at Mt. Seymour

AN ENTHUSIASTIC young coaches in the league in con- — full-time basis. . , Carnegie College in Leeds, He served as head coach With Mount Seymour Englishman has his work cut tinuing the development of “Wve been doing this on England, and a masters of for Vaal Reefs and the Na- Soccer Association, Moss : out for him as he takes over the North Shore's soccer tal- an ad-hoc basis for the past science degree in phsyical tional Mines teams in South will be responsible for not

1985 - North Shore News

the reins as head coach of ent, year and it's worked out re-education from Dalhousie Africa, was a member of the only the individual the Mount Seymour Soccer Moss is no stranger to the ally well," Moss says. ‘I'm — University in Nova Scotia. Whitecaps coaching staff for development of soccer skills, Assocation. Mount Seymour Associa. very pleased with this oppor- He's played soccer for city two seasons and most working through the players But Bob Moss, a player tion. He’s run clinics in the tunity. and county rep teams and in recently toiled as program and the coaches, but for . and coach with teams in past and it was his success “Pm very excited about semi-pro leagues in England, administrator and staff working with entire teams to ‘ England and South Africa, with those that led the exec- the prospects. Llove working for Dalhousie and in the coach for the B.C. Soccer Polish strategy and other : says he's enthusiastic about tive of the minor soccer with young people."* Pacific Coast League. Association. aspects of the game, the chance to work with league to propose he take on Moss holds a_ physical

both the young players and training duties on a formal, education certificate from

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