Can WFF even field a Competitive Boys side?

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They had their chance... now they are truly a rec club that can barely field a boys team let alone a high level one.

So much for building loyalty. This is what happens when you don't develop your own players. Those chickens coming home to roost after years of poor management with no focus.

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I give kudos to East Lake and AS - the U18 team had a good year. Sure they flamed out of state cup when got 3 red cards in final game - but aside from that they showed well in NPL, top of CDL, the better players move up to harder leagues - 4 or 5 to R3PL, one went to DA, some boys quit soccer to focus on football where they had scholarship opportunities, a couple went off to college (at least one D1), and a few stayed to join up with new incoming players from the local area. They did their job for the boys, served their role, and continue on hopefully to provide similar service to new kids coming in this year. Kudos to EL and AS. Nobody ever said they were a DA caliber program pumping players into the NT pool - they occupy a niche and did a nice job with it last season.

Hey coach, is this your resume or obituary. Congrats on another rebuilding year.

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Hey coach, is this your resume or obituary. Congrats on another rebuilding year.

Is AS team still in existence? Team full of hotheads.

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Is AS team still in existence? Team full of hotheads.

Did they take his high school team away yet?

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So much for building loyalty. This is what happens when you don't develop your own players. Those chickens coming home to roost after years of poor management with no focus.

AM did a great job over the years with his team. They all left. What coaches / players remain are the leftovers that couldn't get in a lifeboat