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waivers???? ow is looking for and take anyone at the 03 / 04 birth years. they have two girls who are playing HS soccer at RHAM right now that are commited to GDA after HS seasons over and are going on the floriday showcase trip with them in December...... thought the point of GDA and US soccer was not too play HS soccer??????Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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they must be stud players than because oakwood woukd only do something like that for their stud players!!!! everyone else is just a cashed check!!!!Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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two sides of the mouth. Oakwood only does what's in their best interests. Self serving azzwipesOriginally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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not stud players they need anyone that can at least pass backwards. they only have 8 players for their U17 team and are stretched so thin they have to play U15 players up two age brackets to U17 occasionally to be able to field a game day roster. they are doing the same with U16 players all on game days where U15, U16, U17s, U18s are playing. ow doesn't have enough players because they aren't attracting any from the rest of the state or even locally. gda is a disaster especially in the ne as case in point with ow. long island is even worse.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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If you read the article in the paper on the RHAM girls you would have seen they will go to NPL team not GDA, their own wordsComment
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OW isn't the only club taking advantage of the legal loophole in DA rules. As long as they aren't listed on an official DA roster it's all kosher. What Fury did - roster them and let them play HS at he same time? Not kosher. The only players that be officially waivered are private school kids and they aren't allowed to do HS and DA at the same time either. For something that is supposedly so terrible there sure are a lot of players playing high school soccer.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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i did read the atricle but if their going to NPL team why are they traveling with the GDA teams to florida for the winter showcase? its not a secret around the club that this is happening....Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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They will formally be placed on the NPL roster and available for all GDA games as well, likle everyone else at OW.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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And the kids that were starting and paid for that trip and will lose their starting spots should return to HS soccer next year ... perhaps they will be capable of earning a varsity spot with another year.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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NYSC has players listed on their roster that are playing high school at public schools but haven't yet played DA games. They also have others that are not listed (both public and private school) that will be back as soon as hs is over.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Like the poster said Fury shot themselves by letting players do both. You can put someone on the roster and say they're injured or whatever. Any player that comes in after HS is done has to get their 25% starts, which of course means some players who played all fall will lose PT. I find it hard to believe that the RHAM players would walk away from GDA unless they've decided not to play in college. It's certainly easy enough to "change their minds" and for OW to put them on DA rosters before December. It's all legal but also certainly hypocriticalOriginally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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And an NPL player may be added to roster of gda as a develpment player but there is a limit to how many games they can playComment
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