rich while staying clean. The future of American soccer is indoors." MISL He began his career in the Major Indoor Soccer League (MISL) with the New York Arrows. His greatest achievement in soccer probably came as he led the San Diego Sockers to five championships. He was MVP three times. He was the 1982-1983 championship series MVP. At the end of the 1984 season, the Sockers traded Veee to the Las Vegas Americans for whom he played a single season. In 1985, he returned to the Sockers and finished his career with them in 1988. National team Veee earned four caps with the US national team after he became a US citizen. His first game with the national team came in an October 15, 1976 loss to Mexico. He scored his first national team goal five days later in a victory over Canada. He played one more game in 1976, then did not earn another cap until his last one. That came in the only game the U.S. played in 1982, a 2-1 victory over Trinidad on March 21, 1982. Veee also scored his second national team goal in that game. Veee was also a member of the U.S. team which qualified for the 1980 Summer Olympics. While Veee scored a goal in the U.S. tie with Suriname which led to the U.S. qualifying for the games, President Carter cancelled the U.S. participation in those games as punishment for the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan. Because FIFA does not recognize Olympic and Olympic qualifying matches as full internationals, these games are not included in Veee's national team statistics. Post playing career After retiring in 1988, while he had become an artist and book collector these did not provide enough income at the time for him to make a living. A local youth coach who knew Veee asked him to help out with the coach's team. Veee needed income, so he agreed. He quickly discovered that he loved coaching and it has become his second career. His coaching jobs include three years with the San Dieguito Surf and two years as coach of the Pegasus. In 2005, became the head coach of the La Costa Canyon High School girls team. He decided to become a high school coach due to dissatisfaction with regression his club players experienced during the high school season. Veee concluded that the low quality of high school soccer