Kick it as far as you can to the one athlete. The Oakwood way.
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So not unlike HS soccer but for 7500/year with fees and travel?Originally posted by Guest View PostComment
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check, check, check... and also because in central CT, the nearby ECNL club has been the better option for the better kids for 5 years now. Actually, both ECNL clubs are probably better options now. This isn't supposed to be the case, but since MLS/Next/NAL has oversaturated the country now too, that's how it is in CT. (But certainly not everywhere. See: Mass.)Originally posted by Guest View PostComment
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9 players left the 2010 team this past ear due to an abusive coach. Management ignored it for 2 years. Let that sink in 9 out of 16 players left.Originally posted by Guest View PostComment
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Maybe they stunk, and the parents felt entitledComment
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wait till they get to high school those 9 will miss himOriginally posted by Guest View PostComment
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Did anyone find the back pack guy?Comment
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Yes he was in the right corner wearing glasses, a red and white striped shirt, and a red and white winter hat. I don’t know why it took so much time to find him, but there’s a lot of players and parents milling around the field.Originally posted by Guest View PostComment
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Oakwood parents are ok with the one boy playing U/12, 13, 14,
and 15? While their kids play 1 game and are taught to just kick it to him?Comment
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if your winning your not trying, make good passes.Comment
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It certainly is. There’s one kid there with skill. The rest are just practice dummies for himOriginally posted by Guest View PostComment
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How is the MLS Next team U12?Comment
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