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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostI agree I think travel can come in and turn things around , and send all these fake premiers that just want to rob our money. Good coaching and good board is all that is needed. Why pay the kind of money we have been paying for premier when all is needed is to get travel to start a premier program. I’m sure town premier will be 10x more cheaper as well.
When town programs try to act as Premier programs everyone loses. Be the best town program you can be. Make it hard for all but the few best players to leave. Don't try to become something you are not. In order for this to work the families have to be fairly well educated on the soccer landscape. The bad programs will die off and you will be left with a clearer, differentiated choice. Right now it's too muddy.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostThe answer is not having town programs try to be Premier programs. The answer is getting town programs to be GOOD town programs that are better options than the bad Premier programs. With this we need to get rid of bad Premier programs.
When town programs try to act as Premier programs everyone loses. Be the best town program you can be. Make it hard for all but the few best players to leave. Don't try to become something you are not. In order for this to work the families have to be fairly well educated on the soccer landscape. The bad programs will die off and you will be left with a clearer, differentiated choice. Right now it's too muddy.
As for town premier - not that many towns are running premier programs; it's really just larger ones. I also see a different side of the argument - it also keeps players in town, still playing together, instead of splitting off to different clubs, which will happen no matter what you tell parents. It's almost always much cheaper than traditional premier clubs. I'm all for getting as many kids playing the sport as possible. That said, a town program has to be well run and the town needs to be of sufficient size to run travel and premier without cannibalizing each other
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostOld fart really , where do you come up with your come backs, dial up modem because I said we shouldn’t be paying for premier soccer if travel had premier already. Your just lame. Must be a owner of a pop up to be so salty. Hey why don’t you suck my left nut n make the right one jealous.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostThe answer is not having town programs try to be Premier programs. The answer is getting town programs to be GOOD town programs that are better options than the bad Premier programs. With this we need to get rid of bad Premier programs.
When town programs try to act as Premier programs everyone loses. Be the best town program you can be. Make it hard for all but the few best players to leave. Don't try to become something you are not. In order for this to work the families have to be fairly well educated on the soccer landscape. The bad programs will die off and you will be left with a clearer, differentiated choice. Right now it's too muddy.
Once some more town programs get their act into gear and can really prove their programs are solid, education is key and parents need to be realistic about where their kid actually belongs and where they will continue to develop, thrive, and grow.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostThe answer is not having town programs try to be Premier programs. The answer is getting town programs to be GOOD town programs that are better options than the bad Premier programs. With this we need to get rid of bad Premier programs.
When town programs try to act as Premier programs everyone loses. Be the best town program you can be. Make it hard for all but the few best players to leave. Don't try to become something you are not. In order for this to work the families have to be fairly well educated on the soccer landscape. The bad programs will die off and you will be left with a clearer, differentiated choice. Right now it's too muddy.
What exactly constitutes acting as a premier program in your mind?
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostI would love to suck it however your wife had them removed the day she slapped you like the little bitch you are. Now she has the nuts and you have her camel toe. Must suck to be the woman in the house when you had no say in it wussy
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostExactly what I love to hear. End all these pop ups their a disgrace.
How exactly will elevating town travel teams (classic travel) to premier leagues better the situation? Isn't it just another form of credentials inflation?
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostExactly what I love to hear. End all these pop ups their a disgrace.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostHow exactly are they a disgrace?
How exactly will elevating town travel teams (classic travel) to premier leagues better the situation? Isn't it just another form of credentials inflation?
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostThere are families out there that don't want premier. Travel is sufficient enough for them. Younger kids shouldn't even be traveling all over the place. Our travel program get better when they brought on better board members who don't play politics, hired an actual DOC who brought on some decent coaches (no parent coaches unless they are certified, just managers). Yes it costs more than rec but much less than premier. It helped keep families in the program and brought some disillusioned with crap premier clubs back into the fold. Trying to make a program something it isn't and won't ever be will the death of it.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostOur town program went down the crapper when two idiots strangled all the decisions away from everyone. One of these clowns is still at it even though he has no kids playing. No hope of having quality in town so everyone left.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View Postsounds like Trumbull united, now Trumbull premier. We had to leave
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