Tozer admits the indoor game is suited to him, although he wants to be known as a soccer coach, not simply an indoor soccer coach. It's just exciting for me. The coach has a bigger part in indoor soccer than a coach does in outdoor soccer. In indoor, the action, intensity and closeness fits my personality. That personality at times could be considered over the edge, and the Wave's veteran players occasionally roll their eyes at the motivational tactics Tozer uses.
People know that coming here.
The new guys that have come over here, they hear things from other other players. But they trade that off for the organization, the winning atmosphere. More flexible Wave practice sessions normally last two hours and can run as long as three hours, particularly if Tozer is unhappy with his team's execution. Former Wave midfielder Peter Hattrup, who was released in an early season shake-up, also played for Tozer in Atlanta and Kansas City. Hattrup said Tozer has changed, if not exactly mellowed.