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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostThe real issue is - you don’t think your kid is good enough to compete for a slot on the team when the location is centralized, allowing kids from Palm Beach, Broward and Miami-Dude to legitimately all be able to get to the field. Too many kids to choose from - and thus, chances of making the squad are too difficult.
As for the golf course, what is it now? It seems to me to make an MLS-level training facility would take a good bit of time. If true, why would that Club not find a facility that already has soccer fields (needing work of course) for its youth academy that is scheduled to start very soon?
Why they can make the drive to Miami Dade.
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If my kid is good enough is not the point. I’m sure the selections have not been made yet. What I’m saying is that if he was good enough I would not drive 2.5 hours round trip for kids soccer.
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Cool, if you kid makes it, reject it, maybe some other lucky child will jump all over the opportunity
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostIf my kid is good enough is not the point. I’m sure the selections have not been made yet. What I’m saying is that if he was good enough I would not drive 2.5 hours round trip for kids soccer.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View Posti do it now, its not that big of a deal! Its just part of living in a big city and populated area. We did in California as well, for a MLS DA club, and doing it now for a DA club here. Strange thing for us is we didnt even get selected for tryout here. All joking a side there is no comparison to soccer in California vs here in florida. They look for different kind of player here, agureo types come to mind.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostHere we look for fast runners who can kick hard.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostThat is why we are all fascinated with MLS DA. We want something better and hoping all are kids make it professional.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostIf that’s what you think you know nothing about the kids receiving invites. Many are not in the fast runner/ hard kicker mold. But you’re just gonna hate cause that’s all you got.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View Postthere all dribbling you tube players from what i have seen u-9 through to you u-13 DA and non DA doesn't matter
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Originally posted by Unregistered View Postif your kid is a dribbler takes on two three players, out of the back, makes those great decisions, and fast he will make it.
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Run very fast through the bands to reach the ball and He will make it, the faster kid will make it for sure. Train on speed this days before the try outs.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostUsually out back you play easy, 1-2 touch play w your midfield providing options to get out, but if you can use your dribbling to get out of problems, what sort of soccer do you like where that’s a bad thing ?
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