Talk:Don Ebert
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Personal Note edit
Don Ebert is my Uncle and is a great man. He has been a driving influence on my sports career. I have always wanted to be one of the local town heroes like he was. He is still active in coaching. Let me tell you he is an AMAZING coach. If you have anything you want to run by me just talk up this page I will give him a call to check it out.
Missing items edit
Here's what is missing:
- 1. Full name (Donald?)
- 2. Date of birth
- 3. Regular season stats for the Steamers and Lazers
- 4. Years with the Lazers
- 5. Did he play with any other professional teams?
- 6. Did he play with any major amateur teams after he retired - such as Kutis or the LA Soccer Club?
- 7. Years coaching at Concordia-Irvine and his record there.
- 8. When traded to the Lazers, what did the Steamers get in return - a player, draft picks, money?
If you could get that in to this article, it'll finally be a decent summary of his career. Mohrflies (talk) 06:52, 16 December 2008 (UTC)
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