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Best Clubs for Goalkeeper Trainings and Development?
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostBest hope anyway is that the C team picks him up so that FSA has another check to cash. Not worth it IMO. He'll move from C only when the A and B keepers leave and they're desperate.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostGood information, thank you!!! So wish I knew this before we bothered trying out. I heard that they never formed the 06 CT team for some reason too. Surprised because I would think they are losing $$.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostDo not do an FSA C team. You're better off going to another decent club and getting your kid some strong supplemental GK training. If he's any good you might be able to find a team that's desperate for a good GK and comp your fees. Have him work really hard and try out again next spring.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostIt would be cheaper to burn your fee $ ..... at least you will save on travel expenses, so it will actually cost you less ..... with same result ..... little to no training for a really bad travel B team.
There would be lots of practice in games with people taking real shots.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostIf i was a goal keeper i would try to find the worst club possible. Look at current standings and pick the lowest team in the standings.
There would be lots of practice in games with people taking real shots.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostIf i was a goal keeper i would try to find the worst club possible. Look at current standings and pick the lowest team in the standings.
There would be lots of practice in games with people taking real shots.
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Fairfield County- LO and MW at Everton (or their separate camps and clinics are open to anyone)
FSA up Hartford way
CFC but only with United, no branches
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostFSA has strong keeper training.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostCertainly for the girls teams (every level). They can't pass the ball well and keep turning it over to their opponents quickly so the FSA keepers get tons of work and experience. It is rumored that FSA keepers get the equivalent of 5 seasons worth of saves every 2 months. It's like a driving range for keepers with an endless bucket!
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