Globes HS v.mls story

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with the agenda of a lot of teachers today, it’s a worthy consideration not even considering soccer

MA schools are consistently in the top 3 in the US. But you're free to homeschool your kid. I'm sure that will turn out well.

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MA schools are consistently in the top 3 in the US. But you're free to homeschool your kid. I'm sure that will turn out well.

Doesn't make what I said isn't true.

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MA schools are consistently in the top 3 in the US. But you're free to homeschool your kid. I'm sure that will turn out well.

My kids aren't in school any longer, but it's a valid point. Some teachers have gone past the 3 R's and are pushing their own personal agenda. Everyone should be concerned about that.

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My kids aren't in school any longer, but it's a valid point. Some teachers have gone past the 3 R's and are pushing their own personal agenda. Everyone should be concerned about that.

it’s you pushing your personal agenda that nobody wants to hear about. Get a clue.

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There has been a movement in MLS Next local teams filling roster spots with red shirt freshman from local colleges. Bayside for example has multiple players from Bryant and Brown playing this year and will contribute. Mls next has become a viable option for college coaches to send some of there young players. So it's not entirely accurate to say teams are made up of HS players.

This is really interesting. Hard to say whether it’s a good thing.

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it’s you pushing your personal agenda that nobody wants to hear about. Get a clue.

Nope. I'm not pushing anything. Just let's all just let people be how they are and leave the unrelated commentary out of it.

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My kids aren't in school any longer, but it's a valid point. Some teachers have gone past the 3 R's and are pushing their own personal agenda. Everyone should be concerned about that.

So no kids in school yet you're here posting politics on a youth soccer site? Yeah that's normal

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This is really interesting. Hard to say whether it’s a good thing.

It isn't for the kids on the team already

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So no kids in school yet you're here posting politics on a youth soccer site? Yeah that's normal

Umm, the subject at hand I have a lot of experience with.

To be clear, I never inferred I was normal. Didn't know that was a qualification for posting on here. If so, this board will be very, very quiet.

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My kids math teacher pushes an agenda during math class. They’re all pedos in the system. Every single one is over sexualizing kids.

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My kids math teacher pushes an agenda during math class. They’re all pedos in the system. Every single one is over sexualizing kids.

This thread has officially jumped the shark.

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Yeah, it was so much better when people were saying "Why do you care if we exploit kids and their parents by signing them up for leagues they have no business being in, lie to them about going pro and getting D1 scholarships, and ask them to give up their high school experience, so we can make more money?!!!"

Oh wait, it's kind of the same thing.

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There has been a movement in MLS Next local teams filling roster spots with red shirt freshman from local colleges. Bayside for example has multiple players from Bryant and Brown playing this year and will contribute. Mls next has become a viable option for college coaches to send some of there young players. So it's not entirely accurate to say teams are made up of HS players.

Every non-injured redshirt athlete I know participates in ALL team activities like any other athlete. That includes film, mandatory study halls and team travel to local games. How does a college athlete manage to play for Bayside and why would the college coach allow it?

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Yeah, it was so much better when people were saying "Why do you care if we exploit kids and their parents by signing them up for leagues they have no business being in, lie to them about going pro and getting D1 scholarships, and ask them to give up their high school experience, so we can make more money?!!!"

Oh wait, it's kind of the same thing.

There are many male players that don’t care about not playing high school because it is not quality soccer.

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Every non-injured redshirt athlete I know participates in ALL team activities like any other athlete. That includes film, mandatory study halls and team travel to local games. How does a college athlete manage to play for Bayside and why would the college coach allow it?

This is true in most instances but not all. Because some schools carry a heavy roster such as Bryant and may be of more value getting playing time on a club team. Doesn't the HC of Bryant and some assistant coaches also coach at bayside?