Boomers looking to socceroos for inspiration to get into the game.

Cristian Rodriguez: I like this idea, too. There's so much opportunity for growth for youngsters from our country and around the world. We really need a couple of these.

Giovanni Gadelha: There are a few. I like what I've done in Italy. In Mexico, if you've got a good coach and support system, you can do good. We need to keep that.

Bobby Boswell: It's tough because the boys are not getting the opportunities to develop as professionals, so you get to work. You can make a living playing soccer. It's really tough! <We> need a couple of these.

Alexis Sanchez: There are a couple of them I've wanted to try this with. I think it's the way the game is now. I'd like to play it on the way to my first game. But I'm not sure if I can really come back after getting an injury here or there, but I guess I'll try this with one or two. It's good for the sport that we have this little thing like this.

Sergio Aguero: It is the way that soccer is going and I think it's good, so I think everyone has a different idea of what we should get into it.

Cristiano Ronaldo: Maybe once. That would be nice.

Clint Dempsey: I'm working on my game more but also working with the boys on how to learn their game better. It's been a long time, but it would be cool to go out for one session.


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Councillors to vote on violence prevention plan

Karen Williams, with the Toronto Police Services Board, announced that the Toronto Police Service is now proposing a Violence Prevention Plan.

"The proposal includes measures to address the most common types of incidents that occur in the course of our daily operations and to prevent the deaths of people in Toronto and around the world," said Williams. "This proposal will create a safe environment for our officers and for citizens by creating stronger policing and public safety practices and providing better community relations."

Williams said the plan will make specific references to "violence, sexual assault and domestic violence," "targets, gangs, street gangs, drugs and guns", and "proximity to schools, public spaces, parks, transportation hubs".

The TPS was working with Toronto Police to craft these recommendations based on an open dialogue with citizens, community members, and stakeholders that has taken place over the past several months.

"The plan will go from an all-encompassing strategy to a comprehensive plan to build a safer environment for everyone and to reduce violence in Toronto," said Williams. "The purpose of this plan is to help the Toronto police focus on their core mission of preventing violent crime and public safety and to build a sustainable program through which they are able to do this."

A comprehensive plan

In the report, released on Wednesday, the TPS outlined several recommendations that the city should pursue as a way to address the issue of violence in Toronto.

A "long term strategy on youth violence" is recommended to help prevent incidents of violence and help ensure that young people have opportunities to achieve a goal of not engaging in violence once they graduate from high school.

"The plan also recommends that the Police Services Board commit to a range of community engagement programs to address the issues raised in this report and to address the issues identified in this report that prevent the most serious types of violence," stated Williams.

The report also suggests that, through partnerships with the courts, the media, and community advocacy groups, the city "envision a strategy for reducing the use of deadly force".

One of the key areas that Williams outlined as areas for potential collaboration is with the Family Court, noting that there is an ongoing need for "new technologies" to better detect and respond to such incidents in the future.

On Thursday, the City will host the annual Youth Safety Summit, where representatives from the city, community groups, and courts will all discuss this information and the city's efforts to address violence.

Also on Thursday, the Toronto Police Federation's General Council will hear testimony from the officers concerned in the deaths of Sammy Yatim and Peter Scott and a discussion of the recommendations of the Violence Prevention Plan for the City of Toronto, scheduled for this Frida