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RSL Coaches Corner |
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From an E Mail that I received from the RSL front office:
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We can talk about how RSL is going to do in the playoffs. (Real San Luis in Mexico, of course) | |||||
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IMO, although Seth did have a large part in the "Concert", he benefited from it personally in trying to launch his music career. HUMANITARIAN awards are for those who give to the community and not for what personal gains one may receive in exchange. There have been alot of RSL players involved in the community this season which is great for everyone involved.
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I believe he donated all of the proceeds. __________________
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I was voting on those yearly awards and when I came to "Humanitarian" I immediately thought of last year's humanitarian work: DJ Countess (obviously) and Brian Kamler. But neither of them are on the team anymore, and I couldn't remember hearing about anything on the same scale this year. What else was done other than Seth's concert?
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