Comments on: Winthrop University’s Unlikely Ugandan Connection: An Interview with Assistant Coach Daniel Ridenhour http://cultureofsoccer.com/2008/05/08/winthrop-universitys-unlikely-ugandan-connection-an-interview-with-assistant-coach-daniel-ridenhour/ Tue, 09 Mar 2010 14:18:31 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Soccer Uniform http://cultureofsoccer.com/2008/05/08/winthrop-universitys-unlikely-ugandan-connection-an-interview-with-assistant-coach-daniel-ridenhour/comment-page-1/#comment-70889 Soccer Uniform Thu, 29 Jan 2009 10:42:10 +0000 http://cultureofsoccer.com/?p=812#comment-70889 How telented persons are in Uganda? Suprising! Then they must provide the facilities,so that they may fully utilize themselves. May be it is possible for Uganda to have a team in comming world cup. For the students of Uganda,united states should not adopt such strict policies for issuing visa as they are most telented. How telented persons are in Uganda? Suprising! Then they must provide the facilities,so that they may fully utilize themselves. May be it is possible for Uganda to have a team in comming world cup. For the students of Uganda,united states should not adopt such strict policies for issuing visa as they are most telented.

]]> By: Matt Bisogno http://cultureofsoccer.com/2008/05/08/winthrop-universitys-unlikely-ugandan-connection-an-interview-with-assistant-coach-daniel-ridenhour/comment-page-1/#comment-63929 Matt Bisogno Mon, 01 Dec 2008 16:55:22 +0000 http://cultureofsoccer.com/?p=812#comment-63929 Really interesting piece. It's still amazing to think that African footballers have such a tough start. The guys like George Weah and now Didier Drogba are really inspirational role models for their country's kids. Any programme that supports the further development of African football is a great thing in my opinion. Best of luck with it. Matt Really interesting piece. It’s still amazing to think that African footballers have such a tough start. The guys like George Weah and now Didier Drogba are really inspirational role models for their country’s kids.

Any programme that supports the further development of African football is a great thing in my opinion.

Best of luck with it.

Matt

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]]> By: Diamonds Soccer http://cultureofsoccer.com/2008/05/08/winthrop-universitys-unlikely-ugandan-connection-an-interview-with-assistant-coach-daniel-ridenhour/comment-page-1/#comment-43523 Diamonds Soccer Sun, 17 Aug 2008 11:44:04 +0000 http://cultureofsoccer.com/?p=812#comment-43523 There is clearly a lot of talent in Uganda. Their recent World Cup qualification campaign itself tells a lot and it might be possible for them to upstage some of the more established African teams as well. Would be great to see them qualify this time. There is clearly a lot of talent in Uganda. Their recent World Cup qualification campaign itself tells a lot and it might be possible for them to upstage some of the more established African teams as well. Would be great to see them qualify this time.

]]> By: kayizzi brian http://cultureofsoccer.com/2008/05/08/winthrop-universitys-unlikely-ugandan-connection-an-interview-with-assistant-coach-daniel-ridenhour/comment-page-1/#comment-40354 kayizzi brian Fri, 01 Aug 2008 11:45:12 +0000 http://cultureofsoccer.com/?p=812#comment-40354 IAM IN HIGH SCHOOL AND I HAVE SEEN YOUR SCHOOL WEBSITE AND AM TO SUPPRISED TO SEE KALUNGI HENRY ON YOUR TEAM. HE USED TO PLAY WITH ME AT OUR VILLAGE WHEN U ASK HIM HE KNOWS ME BETTER. I USED TO PLAY IN UNDER 16 ON THE UGANDAN TEAM. I WAS ALSO BEST PLAYER IN 2006 IN THE EAST AFRICAN CHAMPION SHIP I HAVE A MEDAL FOR DAT. IF U CAN HELP ME PLIZ THAT IS MY EMAIL. AS U KNOW UGANDA IS FULL OF CORRUPTION NO ONE CAN PROMOTE ME TO HIGH LEVELS BUT IAM GOOD IN SOCCER. IAM IN HIGH SCHOOL AND I HAVE SEEN YOUR SCHOOL WEBSITE AND AM TO SUPPRISED TO SEE KALUNGI HENRY ON YOUR TEAM. HE USED TO PLAY WITH ME AT OUR VILLAGE WHEN U ASK HIM HE KNOWS ME BETTER. I USED TO PLAY IN UNDER 16 ON THE UGANDAN TEAM. I WAS ALSO BEST PLAYER IN 2006 IN THE EAST AFRICAN CHAMPION SHIP I HAVE A MEDAL FOR DAT. IF U CAN HELP ME PLIZ THAT IS MY EMAIL. AS U KNOW UGANDA IS FULL OF CORRUPTION NO ONE CAN PROMOTE ME TO HIGH LEVELS BUT IAM GOOD IN SOCCER.

]]> By: Yolanda http://cultureofsoccer.com/2008/05/08/winthrop-universitys-unlikely-ugandan-connection-an-interview-with-assistant-coach-daniel-ridenhour/comment-page-1/#comment-27478 Yolanda Tue, 27 May 2008 20:28:43 +0000 http://cultureofsoccer.com/?p=812#comment-27478 Hi, Read your story with interest. I'm living & working in uganda for the Dutch Embassy. My kids play at Edgar's Youth Programme - you've got to know the godfather Edgar Watson (in the Cranes shirt at the pics). My background is development cooperation, and i've seen a lot of project proposal. I'm trying to help them a bit in the good direction. It's a very nice group, very motivated and very dedicated. Any tips on helping them further to development. Pls check out their website: www.edgarsyouthprogr.org/index.html. Regards Yolanda Houweling Hi,
Read your story with interest. I’m living & working in uganda for the Dutch Embassy. My kids play at Edgar’s Youth Programme – you’ve got to know the godfather Edgar Watson (in the Cranes shirt at the pics).

My background is development cooperation, and i’ve seen a lot of project proposal. I’m trying to help them a bit in the good direction. It’s a very nice group, very motivated and very dedicated. Any tips on helping them further to development. Pls check out their website: http://www.edgarsyouthprogr.org/index.html.

Regards Yolanda Houweling

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