By Decentric - 14 Jan 2013 3:15 PM
It is FFA's ultimate desire to have professional clubs and Australian Premier League clubs running the Skills Acquisition program within their clubs rather than FFA.
One big diference between us and Holland, is they have something like 70 professional clubs developing youth players, whereas we have very little pro programs for the elite in Australia.
This is one of the final stages of Berger's master plan.
Edited by Decentric: 5/2/2013 04:00:14 PM
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By switters - 29 Mar 2013 1:10 AM
loving these youth training posts. I get the impression that the kids under the current curriculum are improving immensely, technically and tactically. In your opinion are the current crop of players near the level of maybe South Korea in terms of first touch and game sense? Or is this something we will find out once the under 17 world cup qualifiers arrive?
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