Huskies and Dean Wurzberger part ways

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Huskies and Dean Wurzberger part ways

Post by PurpleGeezer on Tue Dec 14, 2010 2:10 am

http://www.examiner.com/soccer-in-seattle/report-dean-wurzberger-reasigns-as-washington-men-s-soccer-coach

He was coach at UW since before I moved to the NW 18 years ago and has had some pretty good teams in that span. Apparently the admins feel they should be on UCLA's level ( UCLA lost in the semi's this year)

A change of coach isn't always the answer.

He was a good coach and a good recruiter - and a good rival. I wish him the best.

It will be interesting to see UW's next move.

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Re: Huskies and Dean Wurzberger part ways

Post by PurplePrideTrumpet on Tue Dec 14, 2010 3:47 pm

Purplegeezer wrote:
It will be interesting to see UW's next move.

Sam Allardyce, if they're into long balls and kicking the other teams off the park.

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Post by onetouchfutbol on Sat Dec 18, 2010 10:39 pm

Yeah, it's interesting. One of the local sports writers, Steve Kelley wrote a column recommending Seattle U's Pete Fewing. I wrote to Steve, saying that I wouldn't expect success for the program overnight, and I reminded him of the deep inroads that Clive had with FC Portland. He wrote me back and said this:

"I knew Clive well. I picked him up at the airport when he first arrived in Portland from West Ham. I was covering the Portland Timbers for The Oregonian at the time. I took Clive to his first Trail Blazer game and stayed in touch with him the rest of his life. Had a wonderful conversation with him about a month before he died. Pete was a good friend of Clive's and Pete is very well connected locally and nationally. I agree, however, that there are many good candidates." --Steve Kelley of the Seattle Times.

It's always cool to hear about the huge community influence that Clive had in the northwest...

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