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Flying planes by day, flying saves by night, kid at heart and goalkeeper by choice.
I was born and raised in the Netherlands, and have been playing 'real football" since I was old enough to identify a ball.
Currently residing in Maryland, I hold USSF “D” and NSCAA “National” Goalkeeping coaching licenses, and have been an Assistant / Goalkeeping Coach at the High School, Club and ODP level since 1999.
When not playing, talking, writing or thinking about football and goalkeeping, I remind airline passengers to keep their seatbelts comfortably fastened around them, in my day job as a pilot for a major US airline.
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Why the US produces better goalkeepers than field players: A Theory.
It was very exciting to watch the US Men’s National Team overachieve during this summer’s World Cup. But as Klinsmann’s men showed the world that the American spirit of determination, courage and relentless effort can lead to a place in … Continue reading
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Tagged CONCACAF, Costa Rica, DeAndre Yedlin, development, Feyenoord, Klinsmann, Major League Soccer, MLS, NASL, training, USL, world cup, youth soccer
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World Cup Penalty Kick Analysis
WC 2014 Penalty Kicks and the Data Analysis Arms Race. During the World Cup, my Twitter feed confirmed what everybody already knew: Goalkeepers are different. When all the “normal” people were dreading the prospect of extra-time and a shoot-out, most … Continue reading
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Tagged analysis, ben lyttleton, brazil, Chile, Claudio BRAVO, Costa Rica, frans hoek, goalkeeper, goalkeeper-dependent method, Greece, Holland, independent method, Jasper CILLESSEN, JULIO CESAR, ken bray, Keylor NAVAS, penalty kick, save, Sergio ROMERO, technique, Tim KRUL, twelve yards, world cup
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