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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostNice to see the table, notice how Washington state's top two girsl clubs Reign & XF Premier are now in the DA, they both jettisoned their best players out of the US Club league offering of ole and moved them into the US Soccer DA platform.
At least now the Portland clubs left in the US Club league have a fighting chance against XF Premier 2nd team and the skeleton crew at WashPremier. Stay positive.
Funny that no one ever talks about any teams achievements just league bs and propaganda.
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Those 12-0 beat downs can be a learning experience. Those awful teams can spin the experience in a positive light. And it’s probably really fun to pound a hapless team 15-0. Just a long as nobody taunts the losing players.
That's really sad. Honestly. Why won't the DA step in and do something about it?
Maybe us soccer will pul the plug? The boys DA has not been successful so maybe they will determine that on the girls side?
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Oregon ECNL U16 teams beating up on top ECNL teams this weekend while Thornz Asylum can't beat Lamorinda or OYSA teams.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostNice to see the table, notice how Washington state's top two girsl clubs Reign & XF Premier are now in the DA, they both jettisoned their best players out of the US Club league offering of ole and moved them into the US Soccer DA platform.
At least now the Portland clubs left in the US Club league have a fighting chance against XF Premier 2nd team and the skeleton crew at WashPremier. Stay positive.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostOregon ECNL U16 teams beating up on top ECNL teams this weekend while Thornz Asylum can't beat Lamorinda or OYSA teams.
Let’s stop the bashing and posting alternative facts and work on coexisting.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostGreat job Oregon ECNL teams. Good to see success. I am only stating this due to the underhanded cut at other programs, but XF Seattle ECNL team is the 2nd team. The top team is in the DA. I would suggest you do a little homework and quick fact check. It’s also fair to state that the information you posted about the Thorns is also incorrect. The u16/17 Thorns did beat Lamorinda.
Let’s stop the bashing and posting alternative facts and work on coexisting.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostAgree! Goes both ways though. Plenty of Ecnl bashing on here should stop also. While XF’s A team might now be their GDA team, Ecnl is still top dog in NorCal. GDA is generally top dog in SouthCal, but they’re in a different GDA conference. Nowhere are ALL the top players playing in the same league. Silly for either side to bash the other. Pros and cons to both and both can be good or bad. Personally, hope all Oregon teams do well out of state and think the infighting does a disservice to all Oregon girls.
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US Soccer is spiraling down fast. Forming GDA with all the restrictions is backfiring on them. One can argue which league is better but from an organizational standpoint they won’t be around in 3 years.
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Seattle United just pulled out of the Reign GDA. After just 6 months. Getting out while the getting is good. Next up you'll see Xfire announcing they are abandoning the GDA.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostSeattle United just pulled out of the Reign GDA. After just 6 months. Getting out while the getting is good. Next up you'll see Xfire announcing they are abandoning the GDA.
Seattle United pulled out of there ECNL and boy's DA partnership with Crossfire a few years ago as well after only 6 months.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostThis is nothing new.
Seattle United pulled out of there ECNL and boy's DA partnership with Crossfire a few years ago as well after only 6 months.
It looks good on paper, but coaches don't want to send their top players to another club. Similar to Thorns thinking the TA clubs will send up all of their top players into the Thorns Academy.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostIt looks good on paper, but coaches don't want to send their top players to another club. Similar to Thorns thinking the TA clubs will send up all of their top players into the Thorns Academy.
Eastside applied to keep options open; when they got in and took a closer look it was thanks but no thanks, so the "partnership" with SU/Reign, which always looked more like DA trying to save face; Eastside girls going to the city for unsubsidized program was never going to happen.
SU pulling out hurts. You now have unsubsidized program without any direct feeders . . .and Reign is not one of the MLS-owned NWSL teams which can spread their overhead around multiple teams; more like Breakers and FCKC.
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