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Originally posted by Unregistered View Postmy kid is a 2006 and has played 3 years of premier with a small local club. I think he's an ok player, certainly not a unicorn but he's competent and loves the game. I'd rather keep him out of premier for the upcoming year (for $$ reasons on my end). If I wait until U15 to shop him around, will it be too late to break into a roster? I know the rosters start solidifying at U14.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostDoes his kid really want to move up? If he can even get a roster spot will he play much? Does he want to play in college? If the answer is no to any of those questions then keep him where he's at, play in HS, play other sports etc. There's enough decent hs options out there for him to keep playing at a lower cost and still have fun. Save the $ for test prep, tutoring and tuition.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View Postto clarify - he's been with a mid-level club (CFC Branch, Ajax, type thing) for 3 years. That team collapsed due to roster number issues. If he were to play MS/travel this coming year, could he get picked up by another similar club for U15? (I am *not* talking about an FSA Elite or CFC United or BDA type thing). He's an average player on his former premier team, not great but not awful.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View Postwow a parent who actually knows his kids ability. You sir are one of a kind. any club would be honored to have you.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View Postto clarify - he's been with a mid-level club (CFC Branch, Ajax, type thing) for 3 years. That team collapsed due to roster number issues. If he were to play MS/travel this coming year, could he get picked up by another similar club for U15? (I am *not* talking about an FSA Elite or CFC United or BDA type thing). He's an average player on his former premier team, not great but not awful.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostI think what you write is too logical for TS. I would rather believe the posters that say OW can't develop and replace over 90% of their players because all the other clubs are so much better at it.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View Postwow a parent who actually knows his kids ability. You sir are one of a kind. any club would be honored to have you.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostNone of the freaks at OW leave voluntarily .... when the writing is on the wall, it is time to go. The writing gets there because, after 4-5 years of OW training since YTL or earlier, the kids still are not ready.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View Postwow a parent who actually knows his kids ability. You sir are one of a kind. any club would be honored to have you.
Best training and true Evals
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This isn’t good Nerd. You’ve never dealt with Sporting parents. They’re like the roughnecks of TS.
I can’t help you if you make them mad.
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