Semi-UnPro

 Unity Athletics A (in red) were unorganized, undisciplined, and the team argued amongst themselves throughout the game.

     I recently attended a MPSL (Michigan Premier Soccer League) soccer match between Livonia City FC Silver, and Unity Athletics A.  Several members of Unity Athletics A approached me towards the end of the game, and told me that I wasn't aloud to take pictures of the game.  I told one of the players (pictured above far to the right) to worry about the game!  The Unity Athletics A Goaltender told me that I needed to ask permission before I take pictures.  I told him that I don't need anyone's permission, because it's for my website.  The Head Coach of Unity Athletics A was the loudest of the bunch, and he even screamed for the referees to come over.  I explained to the Unity Athletics A Head Coach that I was going to post pictures of the game to my website, and there wasn't expletive he was going to have to say about it.  Both referees disagreed with the ignorant opinions expressed by members of Unity Athletics A.  They gave up their rights to privacy when they entered a public park to play a semi-pro soccer game.
     Unity Athletics A were unorganized, undisciplined, and the team argued amongst themselves throughout the game.  The Goaltender kept clapping his hands sarcastically throughout the game while thanking the referees for costing them the game.  Unity Athletics A is currently in 5th place in the MPSL First Division standings with 13 points, and an overall record of 4-6-1.  Unity Athletics A players, and coaches would find more success if they focused on the game instead of what's happening throughout the park.
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-  The MPSL features a Premier Division, a First Division, an Open Division, and a Women's Division.



-  Livonia City FC Silver is currently in 1st place in the MPSL First Division standings with 26 points, and an overall record of 8-2-2.



-  There are 7 teams competing in the MPSL First Division this season.    



-  Several MPSL teams also compete in the MUSL (Michigan United Soccer League).  



-  Click on the link below for more information about the MPSL.











For more information about the MPSL click on  www.mipsl.com



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