

Total Football Soccer Show #12: The Joys of Amateur Soccer
By: Daryl | October 22nd, 2009
No professional football talk on this week’s show. It’s all about the amateur ranks, as Taylor and Daryl discuss adult soccer in America. Your intrepid co-hosts interview Cary Wright and Mark Tarin from the Central Virginia Soccer Association to discuss the history and inner-workings of a successful adult league.
Taylor and Daryl also list their Top 5 Favourite Things about Playing Adult Soccer. If you agree/disagree, let us know with an email to soccer@wrir.org.
Episode 12 of the show was first broadcast on Thursday October 22nd on Richmond Independent Radio. It’s Fall Fund Drive week at the station, so help keep us on the air (and in your ears) by donating here.
The show is available as a podcast below (just click play, or right-click and “save as” to download) or you can get future shows delivered directly by subscribing to iTunes here.
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My favorite thing about adult soccer is the sense of camaraderie you can build with people who were already your friends. When I was in college I played on an intramural team with my friends and we were the group of “hip kids” and art students who just also happened to play soccer, and for two years or so we got absolutely killed by the fraternities and the international team, but by my senior year we had such a since of chemistry with each other that we managed to beat teams more talented then us and win the championship. It not only made me closer with people who were already my friends, but provided me the only opportunity in my post High School athletic career to run around screaming and hugging people after a semi-final golden goal in extra time (the only time we ever had any emphatic goal celebration).
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