1. Luis Arreola
   

   commented on: December 27, 2012 at 10:14 a.m.
   Those are great steps forward in the right direction. I met Te Kloese in Chicago where he was precisely scouting a young Mexican American U15 at the time, Rigoberto something. Once the USA found out he was immediately called in to play on the USA U15 the following month. Te Kloese has been USA best scout in the Midwest so far even though he was scouting for Medico. Funny how that works.

1. Luis Arreola
   

   commented on: December 27, 2012 at 10:28 a.m.
   It seems USA scouts and coaches believe all the talent is in California and New York Area and no where else in USA for the younger ages. That is extremely hard to believe. I understand that California might be Tue most competitive soccer state but to say that there are no diamonds in the other 48 states is ludicrous. Not one great player per state? Come on. Year in and year out, these 2 states produce the most national players for the younger ages. Either they are that good or These scouts are not looking hard enough in other states. My guess is the latter. Te Kloese proved it with this kid I mentioned who had not been looked at before but was suddenly placed on the national team. Tim Regan, a national scout for the Midwest at the time, told me that historically, maybe 1 player was selected for national teams from Midwest and most from west and east coast. I asked why and he said that's just the way it was. ??? Something is very wrong with this scouting system but hiring people like Te Kloese who will have an eye out throughout the nation for talent will help get more of the other states on our national teams or make it obvious that we don't want to look everywhere.

1. Gordon Hayes
   

   commented on: December 27, 2012 at 1:22 p.m.
   For any new posters, please ignore Luis - he is a race-baiter and a victim trying to divide the soccer culture and he is also a pathological liar so when he tells the story about how apparently the entirety of the US Soccer staff is biased and clueless and their only means of scouting is to follow Te Kloese around and wait until he identifies someone DONT BELIEVE A WORD OF IT - he is just crying racism and pronouncing his firm belief that 'very few in the US know soccer' (only hispanics know soccer).....And now I guess he is saying the US Soccer staff is biased against players from the Midwest even if they are great players?? Wow. I wonder where Luis is from???

1. Gordon Hayes
   

   commented on: December 27, 2012 at 1:26 p.m.
   And because I know Luis is a pathological liar I glanced at the U15 MNT - 7 players in the pool from the Midwest, 3 from NY.

1. Luis Arreola
   

   commented on: December 27, 2012 at 3:54 p.m.
   13 from California alone. 9 from the east coast, mostly neighboring New York with 4-5 of those from Pensulvania alone. You conveniently left that out Gordon. Not surprised. That makes up more than 60% of that team from about 4 states. 50% from 2 states. Are those numbers wrong, buddy? I never said the selection was bias, even though I could understand that feeling. What I said was that it is very clear we are not doing our best to scout the best talent "in every" state, stupid. Nobody should follow Kloese around but it should open a few eyes as to where national players can come from. Don't let your hate for Hispanic people that speak up blind you to these facts my friend.

1. Luis Arreola
   

   commented on: December 27, 2012 at 4:48 p.m.
   Here's the U14 National Team numbers, East Coast = 14, New York Area = about 10, California = 12, Midwest ( 12 states ) = 1.

1. Luis Arreola
   

   commented on: December 27, 2012 at 5:03 p.m.
   U17's 40 Residency Program Players, you ask? East Coast = 6, California = 12, Midwest ( 12 States ) = 5. That's almost 50% from 3 states California, new York & New Jersey, alone. 30% from California.

1. Luis Arreola
   

   commented on: December 27, 2012 at 5:06 p.m.
   For the U14's it's 65% from same 3 states - New York, New jersey & California - with California having 33% of this pool.

1. Luis Arreola
   

   commented on: December 27, 2012 at 5:14 p.m.
   The U20's you ask ? Out of 58 players = East Coast = 13, New york, New Jersey = 7, California = 13. That's almost 50% from about 5 states. 25% from California. Midwest (12 states) = 6.

1. Gordon Hayes
   

   commented on: December 27, 2012 at 5:18 p.m.
   More lies from Luis - here is what Luis is all about..........."Hakim, believe me the eyes up top know exactly where the true talent is. They just dont want to pursue it. They are making themselves look bad in the process and will leave behind their very own legacy. There is an antiHispanic sentiment and it is easily and without a doubt reflected in usa soccer."..................AND.............."There is an antiHispanic politically driven sentiment going on at the moment and it reflects on our national teams. I see it every time a Hispanic team plays a white team. The ignorance of racism is still very much alive."

1. Luis Arreola
   

   commented on: December 27, 2012 at 5:20 p.m.
   The U23's?? Out of 20 = East Coast = 7, California = 3, Midwest (12 States) = 4. California & East Coast 50%.

1. Gordon Hayes
   

   commented on: December 27, 2012 at 5:24 p.m.
   Surprising Luis writes one thing and then changes his story - he said "It seems USA scouts and coaches believe all the talent is in California and New York Area and no where else in USA for the younger ages."...........The U15's have 9 from PA, NY, NJ and 7 from the Midwest and 8 from the South..........hmmm. As the most populous state, of course California would be well-represented and the fact they have great clubs and perhaps they dont have daddy coaches like Luis and maybe they have many coaches that actually played the game unlike Luis but Luis thinks North and South America is one continent so he might be confused.

1. Luis Arreola
   

   commented on: December 27, 2012 at 5:25 p.m.
   Our USMNT latest roster of 20 ? East Coast = 5, California =5, Midwest = 1, Foreign = 5 ( 4 from Germany ).

1. Luis Arreola
   

   commented on: December 27, 2012 at 5:28 p.m.
   Does California's population make up 30-35% of the population ? Does California, New Jersey, New York together make up 50% ? Good try Gordon. It really shows you went to college.

1. Gordon Hayes
   

   commented on: December 27, 2012 at 5:34 p.m.
   Oh and counting seems to be trouble for poor victim Luis - there are 3 players from PA on the U15 pool......And now he has gone on to the older age groups when he said 'for the younger ages' - I guess then he conveniently can ignore players like Brian McBride and Michael Bradley and Clint Dempsey and Hercules Gomez and Jozy Altidore and Graham Zusi - none of which are from NY or the NY area or CA but to Luis, like his hero Marquez, a lack of morals are 'no big deal.'

1. Luis Arreola
   

   commented on: December 27, 2012 at 5:44 p.m.
   California's population is about 38,000,000. New York about 8,250,000. New Jersey about 9,000,000. Pensylvania about 13, 000,000. Illinois about 13,000,000. Michigan about 10,000,000. Ohio about 12,000,000. So about 3 Midwest States make up California's population and have considerably more than the 3 East Coast States mentioned above. I can understand that these 4 states have stronger soccer cultures than the 3 Midwest States but 40-50% pool on every USA team ?? That I don't believe. Doesnt mean the selection is nessecarily bias but it does mean we are not looking as hard every where.

1. Luis Arreola
   

   commented on: December 27, 2012 at 5:53 p.m.
   Ok so it's 3 with the rest from east coast. 6 from New York/New Jersey, mostly from Red Bulls and 2 others. I mentioned the latest roster, stupid. Gordon, my intelligent college grad, do you believe that New York, New Jersey, Pensylvania & California produce 50-60% of Usa's best players at mostly every age group ???

1. Gordon Hayes
   

   commented on: December 27, 2012 at 5:53 p.m.
   More deceit from poor Luis as he tries to change his statement to the older ages and the full MNT and now he is saying "East Coast" instead of the "New York Area" - the latest roster from the US Soccer website has 2 players from NJ, 0 from NY, and 0 from PA and 2 (not 1 as Luis dishonestly wrote) from the Midwest. Maybe next he will change it to just the East? Keep it going poor Luis!

1. Luis Arreola
   

   commented on: December 27, 2012 at 6:20 p.m.
   Girls U15 of 38 total. California = 10. East coast = 10, New York/New Jersey = 5, 40% from these 3 States. Midwest (12 States) = 6 for 15%. Women's U17 of 38 total. California = 7, East Coast = 14 for 56% from about 6-8 states, Midwest (12 States) = 5. Women's U18 of 43 total. California = 11, East Coast = 12 for 55% of 6-8 states. Midwest 12 states = 5. Women's u20 of 65 total. California = 16, East Coast = 14 for 45% for 6-8 states. Midwest 12 states = 10. Women's u23 of 71 total. California = 14, East Coast = 18 for 45% for 6-8states. Midwest = 14.

1. Luis Arreola
   

   commented on: December 27, 2012 at 6:25 p.m.
   New York/New jersey comment was for U15's. 1.)Antunes, John Midfielder 5-1 120 10/03/97 Fairfield, N.J. New York Red Bulls, 2.)Dixon, Malcolm Forward 5-8 120 03/25/97 Glenridge, N.J. New York Red Bulls, 3.) Elias, Stephen Forward 5-4 115 05/20/97 Rye, N.Y. New York Red Bulls, 4.) Martin, Henry Defender 6-3 168 04/11/97 New York, N.Y. New York Red Bulls, 5.) Metrikin, Gideon Midfielder 6-0 155 03/12/97 New York, N.Y. New York Red Bulls, 6.) Sousonis, Orestis Midfielder 5-4 103 04/24/97 Dover, N.J. New York Red Bulls,

1. Luis Arreola
   

   commented on: December 27, 2012 at 6:37 p.m.
   For U14's it is in fact only "1" a kid from Minnesota. Who is the decietful one ? You still, like always miss the greater point. Even if it was 2, which it's not, that's out of 12 states in the Midwest. That number, when compared to 12 out of 36 total for California in the same age group, tells us that either the Midwest sucks really bad or we are not looking hard enough. The 12 states of the Midwest are more than triple the population of California yet California consistently produces at least twice as many National Team Players than the entire Midwest. Our scouting system has got to improve. Numbers don't lie.

1. Luis Arreola
   

   commented on: December 27, 2012 at 6:43 p.m.
   The East Coast & California consistently make up for "about" 50-60% of the entire National pool U14-Men's. Texas, is the next big contributor.

1. Luis Arreola
   

   commented on: December 27, 2012 at 7:39 p.m.
   So to sum this up, my dear Gordon, I understand that there are better soccer areas than others in USA. The best I have seen is in California, no doubt, probably because of the favorable weather. I just can't believe that there are not more top national potential in other states. It seems strange that the number of players from california and New York/New Jersey are so consistent in every age group for girls and boys. Surely, there must be generations or age groups that one region will do better than the other and not "always" in just 3-6 states. New York has close to the same weather and playinmg condistions as illinois. I will continue to ask this question to all. Maybe it's just me.

1. Gordon Hayes
   

   commented on: December 27, 2012 at 8:14 p.m.
   Poor, poor Luis - first he writes "It seems USA scouts and coaches believe all the talent is in California and New York Area and no where else in USA for the younger ages.".....Now he says "New York/New jersey comment was for U15's."........And "The East Coast & California consistently make up for "about" 50-60% of the entire National pool U14-Men's." I am not sure poor Luis knows exactly what the East Coast is and still not sure what his point is with all these lies and twists and turns.

1. Gordon Hayes
   

   commented on: December 27, 2012 at 8:24 p.m.
   Perhaps as a New Year's Resolution, Luis could accept responsibility himself instead of always blaming someone else and claiming bias or racism. Maybe he will just say if the Midwest does not get better representation on US National Teams, he will accept the fact his coaching is not good enough and he needs to embrace the USSF coaching schools instead of saying 'I only get certified when needed' and feeling nobody knows anything about the game except himself and hispanics and opening doors to learning from others (white people).........maybe someday...........maybe someday he will teach this to his kids instead of teaching them to be victims and to blame someone else................maybe...........please join me in hoping Luis will see the light.............God Bless America - white people, black people, hispanics, asians, people from California, from New York, and most especially the Midwest!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

1. Luis Arreola
   

   commented on: December 28, 2012 at 2:23 p.m.
   The point is that most of the players elected seem to come from only a few states. California being the biggest one, followed by New York, New Jersey, Pensulvania. MOST from these 4 states. Texas being the next biggest contributor. The point is I am certain that there must be more talent in other states if looked hard enough or we develop a better scouting system that is not pay to play, reccimended by top $ clubs or Academy only based. It is rather strange that even small states like Maryland and Massachusetts, thathappen to border New York New Jersey, seem o have more national players each than Illinois or are incredibly close in numbers. Why are you so offended by these questions Gorey?

1. Luis Arreola
   

   commented on: December 28, 2012 at 2:27 p.m.
   The numbers are there you idiot. Anyone can easily access the same at USSF website. I will check Mexico roster to see if they have so consistent numbers from only a few states on every age group. This is interwting. Again, thx Gordon for fueling the fire I need to do this research.

1. Gordon Hayes
   

   commented on: December 28, 2012 at 3:42 p.m.
   "It seems USA scouts and coaches believe all the talent is in California and New York Area and no where else in USA for the younger ages.".............................A quick glance at the U15 MNT - 7 players in the pool from the Midwest, 9 from NY, NJ, and PA, 8 from the South.....................Then a quick glance today at the latest U17 roster - 5 players from the Midwest, 2 from NY, NJ, or PA, 4 from CA!!!!!!!!!!!!!.......................Luis gets caught in more lies with twisted facts and his famous victimhood blame-game and then does what Marquez would do - changes his story to the oder ages to suit his lies and victimhood and now he will try and show how 'vastly superior' Mexico is (even though the US has a 10-5-2 record against them I believe since 2000) AND most importantly even if in some age groups the majority come from certain states what is poor Luis' solution? You guessed it - he does what Marquez would do - cries like a baby and blames someone else.

1. Luis Arreola
   

   commented on: December 28, 2012 at 3:54 p.m.
   For U17's I did say Residency program are those are Tue numbers above. You do know the Midwest is made up of 12 states, right. Which means they average about 1/2 a player per state. Illinois, who either has more or close to the same population as New York, New Jersey or Pennsylvania does not even come close to any of this states. I think little Maryland or Massachusetts have more than Illinois.

1. Luis Arreola
   

   commented on: December 28, 2012 at 3:56 p.m.
   Gordon, so you believe that the scouting and national selection is adequate and that California, New York and surrounding states are that much superior than other states consistently the same in every age group?

1. Gordon Hayes
   

   commented on: December 28, 2012 at 6:07 p.m.
   So, for new posters, translation - (1). US Soccer has a bias against players from the Midwest and, of course, hispanics. (2). US Soccer does not look hard enough in the Midwest for players at the younger ages, um, wait, I mean all ages and they only come from NY and CA at the younger ages, um, wait, I mean all ages and the East Coast (even though US Soccer is based in Chicago and the stats prove Luis is a liar and, of course, Brian McBride, Michael Bradley, and more. (3). US Soccer's system of identifying talent in the Midwest is to follow around a person of the only ethnicity that knows anything about the game - a hispanic - and then pick up any players said hispanic identifies. (4). Lack of player selection in the Midwest has nothing to do with population, quality of clubs, quality of coaching, tradition, history - it only has to do with bias and lack of effort...............................I think I got all this right.............Poor, poor Luis.

1. Luis Arreola
   

   commented on: December 28, 2012 at 6:55 p.m.
   Never said any of that. Poor translation. Te Kloese is Dutch, I believe. Its my humble opinion there is more talent in other states. That's all. Not attacking anyone. Just thought those numbers were interesting and should be looked at. They are factual and easily reviewable at USSF.com. Can't drag me into your scheme Gordy. You lose.

1. Luis Arreola
   

   commented on: December 28, 2012 at 7:03 p.m.
   May the spirit of Rafa Marquez be with you.

1. Gordon Hayes
   

   commented on: December 28, 2012 at 7:51 p.m.
   More Rafa Marquez's or lies........."Not attacking anyone." says poor Luis.............But previously.............."It seems USA scouts and coaches believe all the talent is in California and New York Area and no where else in USA for the younger ages"..............And..............."These scouts are not looking hard enough in other states.".........And........."that we don't want to look everywhere."..............I suppose it is possible poor victim Luis does not know what 'attack' means or, more likely, Luis just does not care of what he writes is the truth or not - to him it is 'not a big deal.'

1. Luis Arreola
   

   commented on: December 30, 2012 at 12:01 a.m.
   Not an attack. Just a concern on what makes sense or not to me and many more. Not a victim though. I am a game changer baby.

1. Gordon Hayes
   

   commented on: December 30, 2012 at 12:58 a.m.
   I suppose it is possible poor victim Luis does not know what 'attack' means or, more likely, Luis just does not care of what he writes is the truth or not - to him it is 'not a big deal.'

1. Luis Arreola
   

   commented on: December 31, 2012 at 10:05 a.m.
   Attack means waiting for someone else to post anything so you can accuse him of racism but having no initial thoughts on anything himslef. That is just a sign of a hateful person that is trying on so hard to hide his true feelings but is failing miserably.

1. Gordon Hayes
   

   commented on: December 31, 2012 at 3:28 p.m.
   Someone tell poor, poor Luis that I never said I did not attack him and that is the difference between him and most of the rest of us - morals and honor.

1. Luis Arreola
   

   commented on: December 31, 2012 at 3:53 p.m.
   Morals? You speak of my Club as segregated and poor sportsmanship with my U8-U16 kids without seeing us play. Yea you have morals but I don't think the est here share the same morals as you. May Rafa Marquez have mercy on your soul.

1. Gordon Hayes
   

   commented on: December 31, 2012 at 4:24 p.m.
   Someone help poor Luis - he is lying again - his club is majority hispanic - is he now going to deny that????? And please note I never said his teams play with poor sportsmanship - he is lying again. What I have said is he influences these youngsters in an inappropriate manner - ethnic divide, hatred of the white man, etc. I can only hope he does not teach them to play the way Rafa Marquez does (or did, wait he got released from the MLS - could not cut it here) but I would not be surprised.

1. Luis Arreola
   

   commented on: December 31, 2012 at 8:18 p.m.
   What makes you say I influence them ina negative manner? Proof? Segregated is the same as majority Hispanic? College grad. OK. Rafa couldn't cut it here. Lol. I think he moved to a better team in a better league that pays much more. Gordon crack is whack!!

1. Gordon Hayes
   

   commented on: December 31, 2012 at 9:37 p.m.
   "Coach Luis believes and teaches his young players something that has been overlooked in American Soccer : Loyalty, Comradery, Honor." Go to his racially segregated club website and learn what this idiot is all about at http://www.futbolclubathletico.com. He feels nobody in the US teaches the virtues of loyalty, comradery, or honor and that apparently he is the only one.............And he feels "Very few in USA know much about soccer."

1. Gordon Hayes
   

   commented on: December 31, 2012 at 9:37 p.m.
   "I get certified only as needed"

1. Gordon Hayes
   

   commented on: December 31, 2012 at 9:38 p.m.
   "I never said there was racism in player selection"

1. Gordon Hayes
   

   commented on: December 31, 2012 at 9:38 p.m.
   "The product people are paying for is an English accent that played somewhere and or winning."

1. Gordon Hayes
   

   commented on: December 31, 2012 at 9:41 p.m.
   "of these so called "Top Clubs" that completely disregard the individual player's needs and developement constantly rotating new and used talent on their top teams."

1. Gordon Hayes
   

   commented on: December 31, 2012 at 9:43 p.m.
   "Only thing I can come up with is it is a way to elevate their social status. It's like they need for a bigger club to accept their child. "

1. Gordon Hayes
   

   commented on: December 31, 2012 at 9:43 p.m.
   "They are at least 85% hispanics on every team."

1. Gordon Hayes
   

   commented on: December 31, 2012 at 9:44 p.m.
   "know how to work this system to my advantage and will do so. Hey, if Usa wont appreciate us then lets keep going to our nother countries. It will be funny to watch this jeep blowing up in teir face."

1. Gordon Hayes
   

   commented on: December 31, 2012 at 9:50 p.m.
   In summary, Luis is a lying sack of garbage that does not care about truth or honor, he belittles other clubs when in reality he knows little about the other clubs and he belittles them publicly, he teaches his kids to "work the system", he is a victim and assuredly portrays that to his players, he hopes the US loses, he thinks only by virtue of his ethnicity that he knows more about the game than the entire US Soccer staff, who he thinks are biased against hispanics and players from the Midwest, he is proud of a notorious unsportsmanlike loser like Marquez for no other reason than his ethnicity................how many hispanics on every Magic team? Everyone should feel sorry for your players.

1. Luis Arreola
   

   commented on: December 31, 2012 at 11:34 p.m.
   Este guey esta loco!!

1. Luis Arreola
   

   commented on: December 31, 2012 at 11:49 p.m.
   Idiota, Comradery, loyalty and honor have been overlooked in youth soccer and I can tell you why. Top players at an early age are taught to play for a name instead of playing hard for themselves or for their friends/teammates. I see too many good players leave their teams 1/2 way through the season to join a bigger higher ranked team just for status. No Loyalty. No Comradery. These top clubs have no problem recruiting these players and stealing them k.owing they will destroy their smaller teams and therefore lose friends in the priccess. No honor. Everything is win win club rankings. Am I wrong to think that way?

1. Gordon Hayes
   

   commented on: January 1, 2013 at 1:46 a.m.
   Someone tell Luis that to publicly criticize other clubs without visiting every single other club and without exploring every other club's mission statement and coaching philosophies makes his club's statement a flat out lie and proves fairly conclusively that Luis thinks his idea is unique and I am certain he bases that on his ethnicity.

1. Luis Arreola
   

   commented on: January 1, 2013 at 9:55 a.m.
   So you mean critisizing a club without visiting them is a lie? Doesn't that put you in the same boat, stupid? I didn't say every club. Now did I? I generalized as to what I have seen you idiot. Just like you with Rafa Marquez and The Hispanic Player. Do you think you are superior to someone like me and that it makes it OK for you to generalize but not me? Will you not address this post again? Hmmm. Because you don acknowledge people like Me? Celia Another pendejo.

1. Gordon Hayes
   

   commented on: January 1, 2013 at 4:27 p.m.
   On Luis' own racially-segregated website "all local travel programs either were too expensive, ran their clubs very similar to park district rec. teams or cared more about the club name by winning than developing players.".......NOTE THE WORD "ALL."...............Luis the lying sack of cowardice just cannot tell the truth.

1. Gordon Hayes
   

   commented on: January 1, 2013 at 4:28 p.m.
   Also from Luis' own racially-segregated website......"This is why we are so different from all other clubs that usually are similar amongst each other in training and playing methods. Shamefully, youth soccer has become more about numbers and club success with win now with a whatever it takes attitude. Where these clubs take pride in winning with constant changes in maximum rosters to stay ahead in the ever so important "club rankings"...........Again, note the word "ALL." What a lying coward.

1. Gordon Hayes
   

   commented on: January 1, 2013 at 4:52 p.m.
   Maybe if poor victim Luis would have stated something like this on his racially-segregated website............ 'Although I never played the game and am just a daddy who coaches some kids in the park and am uneducated because I was too much of a coward to attend college, I am hispanic and I have watched a few games of these white clubs coached by white people and they cannot possibly know anything about the game because they are not hispanic so even though I really don't know anything about them I am going to start my own club for hispanics and I will show those evil white people at the 'top' clubs and I will criticize them, ALL OF THEM, even if I have no clue what they are all about - after all, they are not hispanic - they are white or black so they cannot possibly play skillful soccer - only hispanics can play this way and even if these evil top clubs do have hispanics they are just being sucked in by the evil white man, I mean look at what the evil white man did to the Native Americans. And even though I only have a D license I don't need any more education - those USSF people are mostly white people and I cant learn anything from them- they only know how to teach kick and run, only hispanics and only myself can teach the proper way to play. I am so superior to everyone else that I am even going to keep my own talented son at my club even though many say that it is best to play against the best to develop, I am keeping him with me because only I know best even if he has to play against lesser competition and I am going to devote 75% of my website to my son's accomplishments and I am going to publicly state that ONLY my club teaches any virtues - I know I lie all the time but I like the way it sounds on my website. And my slogan will be "If you don't play with honor how can you ever be great" but then I will promote such players as Rafa Marquez who broke someone's clavicle with a dirty play, who threw a ball at the most evil of all white players, Landon Donovan starting a brawl, who criticized his own teammates and who has no honor so to all my players lie, cheat, whatever - we can still call ourselves honorable and don't ever forget - ANYONE who says anything bad about a hispanic is racist.

1. Luis Arreola
   

   commented on: January 1, 2013 at 11:34 p.m.
   Coocoo

1. Gordon Hayes
   

   commented on: January 2, 2013 at 1:19 a.m.
   And this is who is in charge of young players..........pity.

1. Luis Arreola
   

   commented on: January 2, 2013 at 11:28 a.m.
   Psychoooo

1. 0 M
   

   commented on: January 8, 2013 at 1:12 p.m.
   You guys should be a comedy act. Entertaining! Do you rehearse offline?

1. 0 M
   

   commented on: January 8, 2013 at 1:18 p.m.
   "those USSF people are mostly white people and I cant learn anything from them- they only know how to teach kick and run" You can learn what not to do. Non-soccer people teaching soccer is bad. It's everywhere in the US.

1. Luis Arreola
   

   commented on: January 28, 2013 at 4:40 p.m.
   Is that how you feel OM? Please explain

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