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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostWho cares? We are approaching a whole new landscape, when top players will go DA or ECNL.
NPL results mean less and less, as the competition will be lower.
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Plenty of talent in the NPL level at least this year. A few NPL teams I'd bet easily hang with and win some head to head match-ups... how long will it last... true not much longer. BUT hey, if your one of those badge teams maybe you'll get lucky and score some of the few still out there for next year. I'd be checking out some of these top teams and watching some games... never really sure how a badge team can be determined by an hour or two on a tryout field.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostPlenty of talent in the NPL level at least this year. A few NPL teams I'd bet easily hang with and win some head to head match-ups... how long will it last... true not much longer. BUT hey, if your one of those badge teams maybe you'll get lucky and score some of the few still out there for next year. I'd be checking out some of these top teams and watching sowme games... never really sure how a badge team can be determined by an hour or two on a tryout field.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostThere may be some talent left on NPL, but the fact is, it’s not really worthy of a discussion of top teams and players, when it’s the 3rd and 4th tier league now.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostI disagree... not just yet. And if it's the "4th tier", what we calling the 3rd? please don't say ECNL regional.......
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostI disagree... not just yet. And if it's the "4th tier", what we calling the 3rd? please don't say ECNL regional.......
So, yes if history holds they should still be slightly ahead of New England NPL.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostECNL Regional is just what the Northeast NPL was; it was generally (please note "generally") stronger than New England NPL.
So, yes if history holds they should still be slightly ahead of New England NPL.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostAnd what will NPL level players (because of skill or personal fit) do when faced with two choices? Pick ECNL Regional, where maybe you get noticed and pulled onto a ECNL team and also have national recruiting events, OR NPL which generally is with smaller clubs, the league is much weaker because the better clubs have left for GDA, and there's less exposure?
Now, that doesn't mean it's still not a viable option for many. Costs, travel, club location and coaching, are all factors among other considerations. Go the NPL route if that fits all best. You may need to be prepared to do a little extra, but it's a fine route to take in some circumstances.
I'm not sold on going to an ECNL Regional club, I'd likely stay local if that were the case.
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Fun Fact: The current 07 top badge teams will refresh ~75% of their rosters over the next 3 years.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostAs you move older, the clubs who CAN offer both aren't putting their best players in NPL any longer.
Now, that doesn't mean it's still not a viable option for many. Costs, travel, club location and coaching, are all factors among other considerations. Go the NPL route if that fits all best. You may need to be prepared to do a little extra, but it's a fine route to take in some circumstances.
I'm not sold on going to an ECNL Regional club, I'd likely stay local if that were the case.
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