School football in the context of national football - Oral

[Karl]

Tracy was thoughtful and dealt in logic!

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Follow The Trace | Two-Tier System Is Not The Answer

The 2016 schoolboy football season is in full swing with all the spills and thrills that a typical schoolboy football season brings.

This season, however, comes into special focus, as it unfolds in the immediate aftermath of yet another failed World Cup-qualifying cycle.

As the discussions, debates and analysis continue with added fervour. The age-old proposal of a two-tier system for the Manning and daCosta Cup competitions is back on the front burner. Veteran schoolboy coach Patrick 'Jackie' Walters has been for a long time championing of the call for the best teams in the Manning and daCosta Cup to be separated into divisions with an A division comprising the bigger and better teams with the weaker teams to play in a B division with a relegation and promotion process enforced.

http://jamaica-gleaner.com/article/s...tem-not-answer

[Karl]

Missing were comments on teaching of "subject football"

The young, we all know, absorb like sponges. So naturally, it is not a stretch to think if the teaching of football was expertly done, the so poor football playing school-TEAMs would quickly raise standards of play substantially. Just think on it, both the so called elite schools and the poor school would...after expert teaching be playing football at much higher standards that the current 'best'!

The teacher-coaches...quality of teacher-coaches is key. It has always been so in development of improved performances. ...and that is, FACT!

[Peter R]

I disagree. But who am I?