Looking to team up with any of these players...for no one else will do.

Dustin.
Ross
Kain.
Boogie
Bruce J.
Glenn Z
Jim Slice.
Dana
Ditto
Dave C
Roger A
Sticky
X
Moose



Im up to playing either pitts or front for any of these players...

And ill flip for your entry as well..





Master jedi

I'll pit for you Jedi.

LOL! Too funny Sweater.

I will battle my ass off for whoever my partner is! I'll get Jedi's back.

Player position filled

Thx for submitting your drug test, it came up neg.

Your interview was impressive along with your resume.

You tested high on your orientation.

And most of all no matter how you slice it, I believe in your desire and goal to win, no matter what it takes..



jedi

Edited by user Sunday, June 1, 2014 10:26:22 PM(UTC)  | Reason: Not specified

Its someone that has internal access to the web site page!

Because the standard poster cant change or edit another posters thread title name or post without the password. And I have changed the password 3 times now...

But its ok with me, I really dont mind the thread change that magically changes to my name.. Because the name jediR.O.T.N. has a higher force of power than just a name of a thread. ;-)

After all the name jediR.O.T.N. Influences the weak minded players and forces them to feel the desire to impostor the name. . So true, so true!


jediR.O.T.N.

Sorry but I don't play. Thanks for the invite.

Realistically speaking, Juan j is only the youngest player playing at these local and state events, and considering he hasn't played long enough to step past beginner rookie, he doesn't do that bad for the little time that he has picked up the game...And for the most part it takes around 5 years for a rookie or Amateur to step into the Expert rank...Although I know of players that have played the game their whole lives and have never reached past Rookie, or Amateur, mainly because for the reason of not playing competitive enough during thouse years... The beauty about Juan j is that he has been applying his early stages of his game competitively on a week to week basis.
This will be a plus for him in the long run in a few more years down the line.

But at this stage of his game he is only going through the motions of the mechanical part of the table game, by just emulating offense and defense and not understanding what to use, where to use it, when to use it, who to use it against, why its used, and most of all how to apply it all in form. Because he hasn't reached the stage level of what it takes to create strategical game plays, or how to dish-out retaliating pressure against his opponents, hes not consistent enough with passing, shooting, or defending the goal to do that yet, although I feel a change will come in his game ,if he continues to compete competitively for a few more years..

The good thing is that he has been given a good start!



jediR.O.T.N.teacher

Edited by user Tuesday, June 3, 2014 6:33:09 AM(UTC)  | Reason: Not specified

Uh that's JT.

Nick is somewhat offended but totally offensive! (think I stepped in his foosball game mowing the lawn the other day. Nick you can pick it up off of the curb edge before it rains.)

Edited by user Tuesday, June 3, 2014 4:21:38 PM(UTC)  | Reason: Not specified

David,

I appreciate you trying to help with your post, but I really have this "thing" about Amatuers trying to help other players.

They really need to be getting advice from Pros, or at the very least high experts.

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I'm not trying to be funny.

David is a great player.

Any one wanting to be a lifetime amateur...definitely go to Jedi and seek his advice.

I'm just saying for players that want to move up the ranks in less than 40 years, it would be beneficial to ask someone like Ross, Brubaker, Sticky, Boogie, Roger, etc...

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