boom goal, then jumps on them at the next kick and boom another goal. Zwei quarter my daughter starts to get comfortable with their speed and decides to just run through them rather than try to go around them. The four players they had on the field were strong and able to stay in front of my daughter. The first quarter was a brutal back and forth, no score. Sadly both teams were short a few players, their team had 5 and so did ours. Then this past Saturday comes around, My wife over hears the opposing coach lady humble bragging about how their team had just won the week before 12-3 despite her best efforts to slow the team down. several of the parents on the other team were visibly upset by what they had just seen, despite our coaches best efforts to slow my daughter down. Now my wife and I do our best to teach our kids good sportsmanship and what not. in basically half a game because of the subbing. My daughter gets back in, flies straight to the ball and scores. Ohh no, one goal short, 10 is still pretty good right? Wait, one of her teammates doesn't want to play any more, as U5 kids want to do. my daughter gets sat down for a water brake. 10 goals, and about 5 minutes left in the game. My daughters coach tells her to go get the ball and she shoots off straight to the ball steals it and runs straight to their goal. Vier quarter starts and the opposing team managed to get the ball onto our side of the field. We had 8 players so we were using a heavy rotation playing 4v4. A different team mate scores a goal and the other team can not seem to make it past half way. III quarter starts and she gets 2 more quick goals, then her coach calls off the dogs and makes her stand next to him back on our side of the field. I thought to my self I should never question her again. Half time and she is sitting at 7 goals, her team had another goal, and the opposition had 1 while my daughter was taking a forced water brake. Dos quarter she scores 4 goals, and keeps up with the defense stopping a few more deep runs near her goal and methodically marches the ball back to turn defense into offense. My daughter fears nothing and gets going scoring 3 goals, also stops a few attempts from the other team. She then goes out and proceeds to burn the world to the ground.ġst quarter starts and I notice the opposing coach is an African American gentleman that has a Feld Mustache so I both love him and fear him. The morning of the Stanford game I asked her how many goals she was going to score that day? She plainly replied back, "um 11". On Topic, my 4 year old daughter maybe the best soccer player ever. I was more accepting of the Oregon outcome than normal. who knew? Between knowing those facts, and spending the whole morning before the game at my kids Soccer games. the consequences may be unspeakable.īlending the exceptional realism and authenticity that are his hallmarks with intricate plotting, razor-sharp suspense, and a remarkable cast of characters, this is Clancy at his best - and there is none better.So losing half the team including the OC to the injury report can lead to a loss. If they succeed, the world as we know it will never look the same.
Tired of what they view as the presumption of the West, eager to fulfill their destiny, they are taking matters into their own hands. For even while Russian investigators pursue the case, and some of his most trusted eyes and ears, including antiterrorism specialist John Clark, head to Moscow, forces in China are moving forward with a plan of truly audacious proportions. Were they political enemies, the Russian Mafia, disaffected former KGB? Or, Ryan wonders, is something far more dangerous at work here? Things are unstable enough in Russia without high-level assassination, but even more disturbing may be the identities of the potential assassins. Newly elected in his own right, Jack Ryan has found that being President has gotten no easier: domestic pitfalls await him at every turn the Asian economy is going down the tubes and now, in Moscow, someone may have tried to take out the chairman of the SVR - the former KGB - with a rocket-propelled grenade.
In The Bear and the Dragon, the future is very near at hand indeed. Time and again, Tom Clancy's novels have been praised, not only for their big-scale drama and propulsive narrative drive, but for their cutting-edge prescience in predicting future events. President Jack Ryan faces a world crisis unlike any he has ever known, in Tom Clancy's extraordinary new novel.
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