Soccer 5 at Kendall Soccer Park

This weekend is the Inauguration of Soccer 5 at Kendall Soccer Park. We spoke with Scott Georgeson, President and Glasgow, Scotland native, who tells us he is excited with this new project. We invite all Soccer fans to get out there and enjoy this wonderful facility.

Soccer 5 is delighted to be building our latest facility in the heart of South Florida.

We are in the middle of construction of 4 state of the art, 5v5 fields complete with unique bounce back boards and netting.

We have built these all over Europe including for major clubs such as Barcelona and are delighted to offer our latest venue in conjunction with Miami Dade Parks and Recreation at Kendall Soccer Park in Miami.

We are hosting a Tournament which will be our inaugural event, scheduled for August 7th & 8th and here is the link to the page www.soccer5usa.com/miami
Soccer 5 will be offering rentals daily from morning to night going forward - pick up games, tournaments and leagues will be available. There will also be private events and field rentals to coaches/clubs for practice.

We are really excited to open the fields and we hope Miami will benefit to playing there.

Be sure to check out their website and sign up to play!
http://www.soccer5usa.com/
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Miami FC loses yet again. We suck again!

Sadly Miami FC lost again this past weekend. We are now in last place and its not looking pretty! What can we say at this point? Can we really, realistically make the playoffs? Can our new coach Daryl Shore pull a rabbit out of his hat and turn things around? It's difficult for a coach to make things happen with a team he didn't pick. But we hope the coach has that magic.
We all say that on paper, Miami FC has a good team. But, the mix of Ex-MLS players and youth hasn't panned out. We have seen a weak defense this year. It doesn't help that our best player in the back, Zach Kirby, has been hurt for large portions of the year. Even a great goalkeeper like Caleb Patterson can't stop every shot. (Talk about Caleb, check out his new blog on the Blues site "Don't fear the keeper" ).
Our other weak point is our forwards. We just can't score. We need a Romario or Alex Afonso up front.
We can only hope things turn around for the better in the weeks to come. It's not unheard of that a team could make a come back. But do we have what it takes?
Maybe it's time to start building for 2011, the year of the Strikers!
For more on the Blues loss to Austin check out www.miamifc.com
Coach Shore picture by Robert Scorca