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Hahahaha, gotsoccer widened up and adjusted the points for the second division of the FSPL. Team Boca U17 now ranked 28th. -
Academy means no pay to play its a big jump ! Good luck with your approach !Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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wrong Idiot... only MLS teams don't pay.... ACADEMY means BIG CHECKS....Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Shut Up idiot stop with all your self appointed guru crap ! jacwad!Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Yes, there's some fees, but they are much lower than the checks I wrote for club soccer the past few years!Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Now thats the truth at last ! My kid still kick the ball with the arm !Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Will I be able to bring my son in April or will we get in trouble for attending another clubs practice during the season.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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you must be talking about the U14 team they play in FLA, The older boys TRAVEL out of STATE,, get that check book ready>>>>>Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Really?!? Our club team also TRAVELS out of STATE! I think I know what I'm talking about. I also know DA parents, who say you are full of it!Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Anyone can attend tryouts for an Academy team. Can't get in trouble unless your current coach takes it out on the player in terms of playing time.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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What does that prove nothing nobody cares about the score nobody Quality Skill Vision Intention is all they care about your going to get looks at BU so your point is pointless !Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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US Soccer knows what it is doing? It does demographic and economic map plots. BU is great location for DA.Comment
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Some of the trolls on the TS,BS feel that every player should play up to get better.
Listen up Troll DAD :
The solution is not just to put "promising" young players in environments to play faster, as there is much more to the game than just playing faster against older, more mature players. It may even do more harm than good because the adjustments that these young players are required to make are strictly based upon having to compete in certain roles against bigger, stronger, faster and more accomplished players. These players are given roles that do not have so much to do with their development as how to use the one or two extraordinary abilities they have while masking their less-developed attributes. What is often overlooked I feel is the fact that the adjustments these players are required to make, and their reading of the game, are heavily influenced by their particular physical, mental and social developmental stages at the time. While it sounds good to have a 9 -year-old prodigy playing against 12 year old, the reality is that such a player’s problem-solving abilities remain those of a 9 -year old. Therefore, the experiences and experimentation such a player uses may end up being just a form of survival and not true opportunities to grow and develop in an environment where failure fosters growth without dire consequences. No please get off your soap box and see that bringing players to train and compete with each other at the same age group is a good thing that is my thought. Please Stop Troll Just Stop !Comment
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After a week of training with BU academy, I can see the difference in level from club ball. We were invited to train for a couple of weeks and will refer it to anyone whose son feels like he is not being challenged enough in his team.Comment
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