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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostCfc branches are money grabs only. Teams not considered part of the CFC pyramid except for lining pockets. No CFC branch would ever train at Bethany. They are the black sheep of the family including scrubs for coaches
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostWhile the quality can be inconsistent, there are a few CFC branches that have stood the test of time and turn out some quality players. If it was all so terrible they simply would disappear like so many other clubs that have come and gone.
Try again pencil dik
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostYou may as well set your cash on fire if your kid is only offered a state team spot. And guess whose practices get cut first if they need fields? It won't be the A teams.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostAnd do what? Have them play on a travel team where one in five kids have any soccer skills, where no skills are imparted by the coaches in most cases, where a third of the team is missing every practice because of other conflicts, and where boot ball is rampant and cheered enthusiastically by other moms and dads. No thanks. I'll pay a slight premium for a decent experience with better quality kids on a C team.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostAnd do what? Have them play on a travel team where one in five kids have any soccer skills, where no skills are imparted by the coaches in most cases, where a third of the team is missing every practice because of other conflicts, and where boot ball is rampant and cheered enthusiastically by other moms and dads. No thanks. I'll pay a slight premium for a decent experience with better quality kids on a C team.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostYou can pay less than FSA C teams and get the same training, likely even better, at other smaller clubs. Don't pay a premium for their fields. That's really all you're getting. There are many other options out there.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostYou can pay less than FSA C teams and get the same training, likely even better, at other smaller clubs. Don't pay a premium for their fields. That's really all you're getting. There are many other options out there.
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