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Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: Binghamton,NY
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Yeah, she will be fine, just like you said soccer, where she was for ten years, was a failure in February. Fine in that sense?:
"There are a number of people in Canada who know more about soccer than I do, Ed, but you are not one of them. Stick to areas of expertise: your fabled rebuttal of my rebuttal (which you evidently foresaw, professional writer that you are) won't work if the "success" of pro soccer in Canada is your case study. I'm assuming you put "success" in quotation marks to stress the irnoy and what you really meant was "failure", right? So soccer is a failure and the person who over saw it for ten years has now moved on to our sport, cycling. And this is somehow a good thing???? Please explain Patrick. Which Van de Wille statement are we supposed to believe today? I'm only asking.... |
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Join Date: May 2005
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Learn to read. I'm done with you.
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While you are learning how to read, Mr. Arzouian, learn how to write. Your poor grammar, confusing sentences, run-ons, repetitive and unclear sentences make it clear why you are not in PR or Marketing, or, a "real" journalist. |
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Since your own comments are making you look foolish again, I'm not surpised. Let's hope it is true and see how long you can stay away. Go back to the mess you created on Pedal. Nobody will challenge your questionable "facts" over there. Their memories are too short to remember what you might have written a few months ago, so you are probably safe. "The problem with soccer in Canada is that, outside of the one city you keep falling back on (montreal) , it is not in the mass media category". Patrick Van de Wile, February 2, 2005 Pedal forum. Soccer in Canada is what Kim Sebrango handled for ten years and now she will do to cycling what she did to soccer (and CFL football in Ottawa where she tried unseccesfully to sell Rough Rider tickets). Hold on tight, folks, it will be a rough ride here too....let's hope there is something left of cycling when she leaves. |
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bitter, bitter man.
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... almost forgot. Ed what is this "whoosh" - can you say it?
That's the sound of your life passing you by. Ed,as you lay on your death, sucking in your last breath, do you really want your life to be summed up by your endless, mindless rants on a meaningless cycling forum? The attacks and insults you hurl and other hurl back at you? Go seek peace and serenity ... enjoy life versus crashing into it like a car wreck. |
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Join Date: May 2005
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She hasnt' even started and you are blasting her? Guilty before proven innocent? Pathetic, Mr. Arzouian, honestly. Completely unprofessional and a reason why no one in the sport should ever hire you. Can't you see you are ruining what little (if any) credibility you have? Why would anyone EVER EVER hire you now, for anything?
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I see nothing to indicate or suggest she will do better in the future. To use your analogy, not mine, she has already been proven guilty. Looking over the Ottawa Rough Riders and Soccer Canada, I see only mediocre results. I thought you said I already had no credibility? How can I lose more? Why would I care? The comments I was making before applying for the job are the same as I am making now. I make no bones about it, I would have been a far better person for the job, petty personal difference kept me out. If you think I would ever kow tow to the CCA to get a job you do not understand me at all. I do what is right not what is convenient. Ask Kinash why Lesley Tomlinson, a memebr of the CCA Board of Directors was not allowed to sit on the Selection Committee as she requested. They held it while she was out of the country. Convenient, huh? She was the one pushing to hire a Marketing Director for two years. They wait until she has left the country to call the committee. That's how Bill Kinash is taking your assocation. He will pull something similar from his bag of tricks in November to get re-elected unless you contact your Provincial Presidents. As I say, I'll wait. I think it very unlikely Ms. Sebrango will be in cycling for long. I'll think she will be here for a shorter time than she was in skating, that was two years. Time after time the CCA has had an opportunity to hire people with cycling experience and they have chosen to hire people with none. I believe this is a serious mistake. Now, had I seen outstanding success in Ms. Sebrango's past I might have been inclined to give her more of a chnace. I see Ticket Sales Director of a failed CFL franchise. I see a marketing person for Canadian soccer, which even Van de Wille (who says he knows soccer) was telling us only in Febraury how CDN soccer is a failure in just about everything but mass participation with little kids. I do not see how that will bring the CCA, with admittedly fewer participants than soccer programs, any success. BTW, the CCA has been without a Marketing and Communications Director for more than two years. Do you really think they needed to hire somebody with no cycling experience at all? Why waste another year or so while Kim Sebrango tries to get up to speed on a complex sport with a very varied history and management from province to province, internationally and domestically and from discipline to discipline. This is the person that will be commenitng on the sport to the media and she will scarcely understand it. Cycling, unlike soccer has four complex disciplines. Soccer is one game. One set of rules. We have MTB, Road, BMX, Track, and even with those disciplines there are great differences from one event to another and within them. We will waste more precious time. 2006 will come and go with very few changes. By the end of 2006 I think you and she will realize her inability. She will leave and will have wasted a full five years. I told you in 2003 that 2004 and 2005 would be lost and they have been. Look at the pathetic Canada Cup. Look at the CCA Hamilton Foundation that has done NOTHING. Where's that big annual event that was supposed to take place in Hamilton? Look at how the shine of Meunzer's gold medal was lost to all marketing opportunites because Kinash said in a national interview he had no plans to use it. Last edited by Eddie Arzouian : 28-06.-2005 at 08:55 AM. |
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#39 |
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Just for the record, because you're such a truth-twister that maybe, somewhere out there, there is a person with limited language skills who actually believes I said soccer was a failure:
The comment was in a thread about how the sport should be organized, not marketed. I said PRO soccer in Canada was a failure, which it is. I said that was because the European-style pro structure did not fit it, like the European-style pro structure doesn't fit Canadian cycling. This has nothing to do with marketing. Marketing of soccer in Canada has been a success: they have TV deals, merchandise, revenue, partnerships, big name sponsors (JVC, Proctor&Gamble, adidas). Ed, stop pulling phrases out of context (which, if read correctly, only prove what I'm saying anyway) and highlighting the word "soccer" like it's all that matters. You're making a fool of yourself. |
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No, you are right. (Probably the first and last time I'll say that.)
You don't have any credibility (you've eroded it with all of these posts in the past year on CC, pedal, and now here) and your juvenile emails blasting whomever. Your poor writing just solidifies it. I shouldn't care then, so I won't. Good day Sir. Quote:
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Just more proof he cannot be trusted nor believed. First, we get this:
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I copied your statement word for word. Others can go check on Pedal Forum themselves on Feb 2. Patty the Lapsed Canuck from Pedalmag.com forum Joined: 30 Jan 2005 Posts: 485 2) Read my soccer rebuttal carefully Ed: from what was once a cross-Canada pro league, Canada is down to three professional soccer teams. One of those teams is well-run and averages 9,000+ per game. The other two are, I believe, also competently-run (certainly Vancouver), but interest being what it is they average about 3,000 per game, often less. That is the result of the professional model for soccer in Canada. The Calgary Mustangs website leads with a quote that says: "You can add the Mustangs to the long list of extinct Calgary soccer clubs..." And that's for a sport that dwarfs cycling in terms of mass participation. and: Guest I think this "Guest' was Patrick posting without logging on under his regular username due to changing computers, see the "my Executive Producer" reference. Patrick did soccer broadcasts... "2) What do you know about soccer to judge the management of either of Canada's two remaining non-Impact clubs? The Vancouver Whitecaps are a tremendous organization that has existed for as long as I can recall. No idea about the Lynx, but I don't necessarily take a dim view when I don't have any information. The problem with soccer in Canada is that, outside of the one city you keep falling back on, it is not in the mass media category and pro structures simply don't fit it. There are a number of people in Canada who know more about soccer than I do, Ed, but you are not one of them. You managed Evian: my executive producer was the commissioner of the A-league, in which the Impact play. Stick to areas of expertise: your fabled rebuttal of my rebuttal (which you evidently foresaw, professional writer that you are) won't work if the "success" of pro soccer in Canada is your case study." So Patrick, if you are to be believed Pro soccer only is a failure in Canada. Do you want pro cycling in Canada? If so, why would a person who oversaw the failure of pro soccer in Canada for ten years after overseeing the failure of the Ottawa Rough Riders in football be able to accomplish anything better with cycling, a sport she knows nothing about? Kim Sebrango seems incapable of handling pro sports. Great another amateur! When you wrote, " The problem with soccer in Canada is that, outside of the one city you keep falling back on, it is not in the mass media category and pro structures simply don't fit it. " You meant pro soccer was not a mass media event. Does that mean that amateur soccer is a mass media event??? No! Of course not. If pro soccer gets no mass media then amateur soccer gets no mass media. So, Kim Sebrango who was at Soccer Canada for ten years did not get Canadian soccer into mas media, according to what you wrote in February but now you are telling us Soccer Canada has media deals. Which is it? Either they have media deals and are in mass media, so you were wrong in February or they don't have TV deals and they are not in mass media, which means you were correct in February but doesn't look for anything better happenning with cycling. You can see how people can be confused. I see nothing in Canadian soccer to knock my socks off. They have this huge participation of little kids who quit, for the most part, before they enter early teenage years. Canadian international soccer results are WORSE than Canadian cycling results. The CDN national soccer teams have fewer resources than the CDN national cycling teams, if that is even possibel! I cannot remember turning on my broadcast TV stations and seeing Canadian soccer games though I do see road and mountain bike races. Now we expect something in the CDN soccer's past to assist us in cycling!!! This spells disaster. Just wait and see. I'll now begin looking at Skate Canada to find out what state they are in. Last edited by Eddie Arzouian : 28-06.-2005 at 10:43 AM. |
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#42 |
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Join Date: Jan 2005
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Do you have kids ? Or are you one of those childless self serving over the hill complainer ? If you have kids, go see them, they desperately need your love (try and find it in you, I know you can buddy).
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Location: Binghamton,NY
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Let's see...yesterday I drove my 74 year-old aunt out to get her 94 year-old aunt and an 84 year-old friend of theirs to bring out to the lake here to cool off. I loaded up the walker in the trunk helped her in and out of the car on both ends of the trip and followed her around all afternoon so she wouldn't fall down. Then I drove them all home and did some grocery shopping for my great aunt. We often help out the great aunt because she doens't have much money. She is the last child left out of a family of 17 kids (I'm not makin0n that up 17 kids, my great-grandfather had 17 kids, 2 with one wife who died young and 15 with a second wife) I have no kids myself. I have determined that it would be a selfish act to bring kids into a world with so much pain and suffering, hate and cruelty. If you had to relive your whole life would you want to do it? Most people answer no. So why would you subject a child you love to having to do it for you? Just a thought..... Very self-serving wouldn't you say |
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#44 |
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... so lets get this straight - you're impotent?
... and your hooker fetish is really about inadequacy on your part? makes sense. thanks for sharing ... you could start this off by syaing "My name is Ed and I have a problem getting it up." |
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#45 |
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Join Date: Jan 2005
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You didn't have to explain to me that you are surrounded by pain, suffering, hate and cruelty. Everything starts at home, in your earth, no wonder you spew blood on everything that moves... sheesh.
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