Email address, for coaches.
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Re: Email address, for coaches.
[ Author: torakichi | Posted: Apr 5, 2006 2:03 PM
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Most probably not. Even the team organisations do not publish their e-mail addresses, so contacting an individual coach is nigh on impossible.
Perhaps if you knew someone who knew someone who knew someone... but even then, in these privacy-conscious times, it's hard to think you'd be given an address.
I don't know any coach on any team, but perhaps if you told the forum whose address you were looking for, and why, someone who did know someone might be inclined to help you out.
Good luck.
Perhaps if you knew someone who knew someone who knew someone... but even then, in these privacy-conscious times, it's hard to think you'd be given an address.
I don't know any coach on any team, but perhaps if you told the forum whose address you were looking for, and why, someone who did know someone might be inclined to help you out.
Good luck.
Re: Email address, for coaches.
[ Author: westbaystars | Posted: Apr 6, 2006 8:15 AM
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From the FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions):
Communication is a central theme of this site, and there are many people looking to communicate with either players or team front offices for reasons ranging from private conversations to possible businss contacts.So you best bet would be to snail-mail the team and get the coach you're trying to get into contact with to e-mail or snail-mail you back with his personal address.
Team contact info is here.
You will notice that there are no e-mail addresses. That's becase the teams don't seem to want to hear from fans in such a easy method. Or they don't want to deal with the SPAM. Either way, their official sites don't even list an e-mail address to report problems. It's sad, but it's true.
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