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Let's be honest people, 100% honest:
Most players & parents choose the club/team where there is the highest level of comfort socially & in terms of soccer expectations. Only a small few pursue real challenges and seek opportunities out of their comfort zones.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostIt does matter in the broader picture of player development, or lack thereof in this country. The women's team is a prime example - we've been on top for years mostly because of athleticism. Bigger faster kids are given more opportunities early on, shutting out smaller players who may possess better soccer skills and knowledge. Players train based on age, rarely skill level. Now other countries are catching up because they're focused on skill.
we were just first in with $$$$ and commitment- thats why we dominated
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostWhere do you think USSF will take the women's program in light of what they have done for the men?
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostNowhere fast. They barely moved the needle on the men's side despite loads of low hanging fruit. At best the women will stay flat, hopefully not decline. I see little hope for improvement while other countries continue to catch up quickly, possibly a few surpass us soon enough.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostThe men have gone backward since they started. The top player from this era is hardly a player development model developed by US DA.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostI'm not sure non-competitive games vs BS or YU would do anything for CFC teams.
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