<p>It's tough to argue with results, even when those results aren't wins, and no one except native Orlandians (Orlandonians? Orlandites?) saw the matches. Regardless, John Hackworth may have made the most significant statement of his professional head coaching tenure this offseason, and that in and of itself merits a new podcast. Enjoy!</p>

It's tough to argue with results, even when those results aren't wins, and no one except native Orlandians (Orlandonians? Orlandites?) saw the matches. Regardless, John Hackworth may have made the most significant statement of his professional head coaching tenure this offseason, and that in and of itself merits a new podcast. Enjoy!

<p>It's tough to argue with results, even when those results aren't wins, and no one except native Orlandians (Orlandonians? Orlandites?) saw the matches. Regardless, John Hackworth may have made the&nbsp;most significant statement of his professional head coaching tenure this offseason, and that in and of itself merits a new podcast. Enjoy!</p>

2014, E2: Hackworth wins the Offseason

Jeremy Lane is a regular contributor to The Philly Soccer Page, and is described there in this way: “In high school, Jeremy was a half decent fullback. In college, he became a mediocre winger/striker. Since then, he’s actually gotten pretty good. Too bad he’s on the wrong side of 30.”

Chris Gibbons is a former editor and long-time contributor to the Philly Soccer Page, but known more for his Valderrama-an playing style, in that he has the ability to grow more hair than all but the most dedicated of his opponents, and prides himself on a truly minimalist playing style (ie: where running is largely frowned upon).

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Jeremy Lane is a regular contributor to The Philly Soccer Page, and is described there in this way: “In high school, Jeremy was a half decent fullback. In college, he became a mediocre winger/striker. Since then, he’s actually gotten pretty good. Too bad he’s on the wrong side of 30.” Chris Gibbons is a former editor and long-time contributor to the Philly Soccer Page, but known more for his Valderrama-an playing style, in that he has the ability to grow more hair than all but the most dedicated of his opponents, and prides himself on a truly minimalist playing style (ie: where running is largely frowned upon).

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