O.K., I pretty sure that an ¨ over an R is not a true letter and the Ø is Danish but I thought it was still funny.
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Chronicles of coaching American football in Italy (2008, '09, '18. '19 & '20), in Sweden (2010, '16 & '17), in Switzerland (2012), in France (2012-13), in Spain (2015 & '16), in Mexico (2017, '18 & '19), in Austria (2019) and in Brazil (2022) as well as walking the Camino de Santiago in 2010.
Followers
European Football Links
- 2008 Catania QB J. Johnson
- American Football Teams in Europe
- Bron-Villeurbanne Falcons Website
- Erik Slivoskey Coaching in Finland
- Euro Players Website
- Hässleholm Hurricanes Website
- International Federation of American Football
- Italian Football Federation
- Murcia Cobras Website
- Spanish Football Website
- The Growth of a Game
- Touchdown-Europe
- Varese Skorpions Website
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About Me
- George
- I have been married to Laurie for over 50 years. Our oldest son, Andy, lives in Las Vegas, Nevada with his wife Jenn and their son Kevin. Our youngest son Mike lives in Camarillo, California with his wife Vanessa and their kids Jacob and Mary. Although I retired from teaching in June of 2007, the 2015 football season marked my 45th year of coaching football at five high schools in Southern California's Ventura County - Thousand Oaks, Westlake, Rio Mesa, Buena and Newbury Park. In 2008, I started coaching in Europe. My EuroBall stops have been in Catania, Sicily in 2008 & '09, Hässleholm, Sweden in 2010, Thun, Switzerland in 2012, Lyon, France in 2012-13 with the 12-0 National Champion Bron-Villeurbanne Falcons, Murcia, Spain in 2015, Rivas, Spain in 2016, Upplands-Väsby, Sweden in the Spring of 2016 & 17, in Mexico & Austria to coach the Europe Warriors in 2017, 18 & 19 and finally in 2018, 19 & 20 in Varese, Italy. Join me as I explore and chronicle my newest adventures coaching American football in Europe. My European touring also included a 500 mile Pilgrimage Walk on the Camino de Santiago in Spain in 2010.
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