Gilbert Labour, a leading life and executive coach in Australia, announces the Southern Africa Soccer Development Program (SASDP).

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July 1, 2004 -- The purpose of the program is to provide support to get exceptionally talented soccer players back on track to soccer super stardom. The aim is to resurrect their soccer careers and gain a place in a professional soccer club.



This program intervenes in the lives of exceptional young soccer players and provides them with a second chance, in a number of important respects.

life and executive coaches, but any organisations or individuals interested in participating in the future are encouraged to contact him. Gilbert Labour can be contacted on 61 409 223 436 for further information and details on how to apply. succeed. for These a players second may chance, have in strayed the off program, the there future will are be encouraged contacted to on contact track him. to Gilbert provide Labour support can allowance be paid a quarterly support allowance paid on nomination and subsequent acceptance into the program.

The program support is paid quarterly and the sum paid is 250 Rand or equivalent in other southern africa currencies. In additional to financial assistance, there will be a quarterly support allowance paid on nomination and subsequent acceptance into the program, there will be a quarterly support allowance paid on nomination and subsequent acceptance into the program. The program support is paid quarterly and the sum paid is 250 Rand or equivalent in other southern africa currencies. In additional to financial assistance, there will be a freely available life coaching program that will cater to the needs of exceptionally gifted 16 to 18 year olds that talks to them at their level.

Gilbert Labour, having been born in Southern Africa (Mauritius), understands the unique difficulties faced by people in that region to succeed. These difficulties include real and artificial barriers based on race, colour, age, class, wealth, socio-economic, cultural, traditional, language, religion and others.