Oakwood

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What is FSA doing this week?

Kicking off the ECNL season for older teams and session 1 indoor matches for younger teams.

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Kicking off the ECNL season for older teams and session 1 indoor matches for younger teams.

FSA white vs FSA Blue

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FSA white vs FSA Blue

No not quite. Oakwood even comes to play at FSA using cute names like “Charter Oak”, “Sport Boys”, and “Children of the Oak”.

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No not quite. Oakwood even comes to play at FSA using cute names like “Charter Oak”, “Sport Boys”, and “Children of the Oak”.

Lmao children of the oak! Their parents have matching shirts

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Did oakwood play in the Vale college showcase recently?

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No not quite. Oakwood even comes to play at FSA using cute names like “Charter Oak”, “Sport Boys”, and “Children of the Oak”.

Half of Sport Boys plays for CFC so I'm not even sure what that is supposed to mean.
It's a dumb comment anyway. Your logic makes no sense.

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Half of Sport Boys plays for CFC so I'm not even sure what that is supposed to mean.
It's a dumb comment anyway. Your logic makes no sense.

Maybe re-read the conversation and it might click. FSA teams enjoy access to good competition all winter. Unless you don’t agree, Sport Boy dad.

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Maybe re-read the conversation and it might click. FSA teams enjoy access to good competition all winter. Unless you don’t agree, Sport Boy dad.

Does that competition come from playing only other FSA players/teams or from kids playing for other teams (CFC, Oakwood, etc) also playing indoor at FSA?

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Does that competition come from playing only other FSA players/teams or from kids playing for other teams (CFC, Oakwood, etc) also playing indoor at FSA?

We actually don’t get to play other FSA teams often. Competition comes from a mix of premier teams and older travel teams.

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We actually don’t get to play other FSA teams often. Competition comes from a mix of premier teams and older travel teams.

2 of the youth leagues are 50% FSA teams.
The other age groups have 2 or 3 FSA teams in there.

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2 of the youth leagues are 50% FSA teams.
The other age groups have 2 or 3 FSA teams in there.

that is typical of session 1 indoor. session 2 indoor has more premier clubs, session 3 is more travel teams

go check out OW, CFC, VALE, SPORTSWORLD first session indoors, they are the same in having mostly their teams playing each other in first session

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that is typical of session 1 indoor. session 2 indoor has more premier clubs, session 3 is more travel teams

go check out OW, CFC, VALE, SPORTSWORLD first session indoors, they are the same in having mostly their teams playing each other in first session

Someone here (3 replies up) implied FSA doesn't do that.
Someone also implied kids from different clubs playing together in teams at FSA indoor was somehow a negative.
I'm just trying to keep up with FSA logic.

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2 of the youth leagues are 50% FSA teams.
The other age groups have 2 or 3 FSA teams in there.

cfc doesn't even have indoor leagues after like u12, so I'm not sure what the knock is here.

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Someone here (3 replies up) implied FSA doesn't do that.
Someone also implied kids from different clubs playing together in teams at FSA indoor was somehow a negative.
I'm just trying to keep up with FSA logic.

how about spending more of your time on something more important? next time you are at walmart, volunteer to jingle the salvation army donation bell

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cfc doesn't even have indoor leagues after like u12, so I'm not sure what the knock is here.

Cliff's Notes of the previous 12 posts...
- FSA parents knock Oakwood for "only playing against each other" but do the same thing
- FSA parents knock kids from other clubs for playing in the FSA indoor league while also touting access to great competition.

FSA parents are talking out of both sides of their mouths.