Originally posted by Paul_collier
Well, what can be said in reply to Robbo's post, no company is goint to pile money into a team that *might* have what it takes, the only way a team is going to get that money is by proving themselves in the local circuit and the millenium circuit.
What money is needed then? Equipment? I think its safe to say that all the players have adequate equipent to do the job, they did at the last tournament I attended any rate!
So then I guess its down to somewhere to train, someone to train with, paint, someone with experiance to do the coaching and then tournament entrance fee's, all in all not that much cash really (depending on IF the experianced coach is going to charge??) when split among 10 men (minnimum). or am I missing something else?
Paul.
Paul, you are missing the point, someone somewhere has to first of all decide they want to invest in the formation of a team that is going to have as its goal, top pro status and I am talking about top pro status in the world not just in Europe.
He then selects somebody who he thinks can do the job in terms of leadership, direction, dedication and knowhow.
Then and only then can that selected person get on with the job of filling his team roster and that will predominantly mean, young players.
Teaching old dogs new tricks in this era of modern paintball ain't gonna get you nowhere believe me.
It's all about teaching young players the right way to play.
Find the money, find the man, find the raw material.
Mix together for about a year and then you might get somewhere.
Laters
Robbo