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For many years now the Dallas Cup Staff and I have “kidded” our Executive Director Gordon Jago (with “love” in our hearts I would add) that “long ago and far away” when he played professionally for Charlton Athletic FC in the English First Division the ball had laces, that it picked up two pounds of weight when played on a muddy pitch, that the Match Programs and other important documents were chiseled on stone tablets and television screens maxed out at 10 inches diagonally. Well, we all now have to admit we were wrong about the Match Program.

In June 2010 Dallas Cup Executive Director Gordon Jago and Tournament Manager Randy Jones were approached by Travis Bond, COO of WebSafety the Dallas based leading provider of mobile and internet safety technologies. Travis presented what we feel is a “family friendly technology” to help parents protect their kids from the dangers of the online and cellular world.

The New Fact Filled Dr Pepper Dallas Cup XXXII-2011 Sponsorship/Marketing Packet

Is Now Available.

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The past few months has seen a bonanza for the U.S. soccer fan. Never have we seen so much coverage of U.S. and World Cup soccer in all aspects of the media. National TV networks have covered selected games in South Africa. ESPN has shown all 62 World Cup games with hours of pre and post game information and interviews. National press around the country has had front page stories and sports sections have had center page information, stories, results and interviews.

The recent success of the US National soccer team in reaching the final of the Confederations Cup in 2009 and winning their Qualifying group in the 2010 FIFA World Cup has raised a number of questions as to the future of soccer in the USA.

1. How good is the US National team?
2. How good is the Major League Soccer?
3. What does the future hold for US Soccer?

Gordon Jago recently did a Q & A interview with Ron Norris of QPRnet.com which gave him the opportunity to reflect back on the 1970-75 time with the club. “The five years I spent at QPR were simply the very best of all of my time in football and the saddest day of my life was when I walked away from Loftus Road on September 27th 1975”.

The Dallas Cup International Youth Soccer Tournament is considered to be one of the most prestigious youth tournaments in the world. Its reputation over the years has attracted many of the top international and USA clubs to send their youth teams to compete in the week long competition held each year in Dallas Texas. The Elite U19 Super Group has hosted the “who’s who” of world soccer

Do you enjoy soccer? Do you have some time on your hands to donate to a good cause for kids? Do you need high school community service hours? Would you like to meet new friends and have fun in the process?   If so, contact  Jolyne Doyle, Dallas Cup Volunteer Coordinator at jolyne@dallascup.com or call 214/221.3636 to learn more about the areas available for volunteers.