Talk:Glenn Myernick

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Glenn Myernick (popularly known as "Mooch" Myernick) was an important figure in modern U.S. Soccer and an assitant coach to Bruce Arena and the U.S. Men's National team who died after recently suffering a heart attack. I'm sure I will be able to add more information to this page as it comes up, since Mr. Myernick was such an exemplary contributor to the development of soccer in the U.S., particularly in my homestate of Colorado. Flickfoot 19:24, 9 October 2006 (UTC)flickfoot

I loved that man. There are certain people you know have earned their place in history, and there are a dozen or so people I would want to shake hands with when I die, and Mooch is definitely one.