Mls next flex

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What local teams and age groups made it to playoffs through winning at FLEX?

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Bolts as the only club who had teams qualify at every age group.

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Bolts as the only club who had teams qualify at every age group.

You are referring to who attended flex. OP is asking about who qualified for mls next cup based on results at flex.

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What local teams and age groups made it to playoffs through winning at FLEX?

Who attended flex:

U15: Revs, IFA, NEFC, Bolts
U16: NEFC, Bolts
U17: Revs, Bolts, Seacoast
U19: Revs, Bolts, Seacoast, IFA, NEFC

Who qualified for cup based on flex results:

NEFC U15s
Bolts U16s
Revs U19s*

(* rostered several Revs 2 players for flex)

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(* rostered several Revs 2 players for flex)[/QUOTE]

Always do every MLS event

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Thats how an academy works, players can play up/down or in age group.

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(* rostered several Revs 2 players for flex)

Always do every MLS event[/QUOTE]

Yes. How are they (coaching staff) able to play and roster a paid professional. 1 for certain, possibily 2. Also rostered and played a current and active college player. Anyone have insight.

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Again this is why they are terrible. They don’t know how to identity/develop talent. They are one of the original clubs and never won a title?

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Again this is why they are terrible. They don’t know how to identity/develop talent. They are one of the original clubs and never won a title?

Revs don't develop talent. At the youngest ages just just pick the biggest kids so they win. Then in two years they dump them and bring in new kids.

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Revs don't develop talent. At the youngest ages just just pick the biggest kids so they win. Then in two years they dump them and bring in new kids.

This happens all around the Clubs in MA, and it's the reason why clubs in MA don't seem to be able to compete outside our state. This model is adopted by every club and it's everything that's wrong in MA

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This happens all around the Clubs in MA, and it's the reason why clubs in MA don't seem to be able to compete outside our state. This model is adopted by every club and it's everything that's wrong in MA

Not sure that I agree. I think that Bolts and NEFC do a good job of developing kids over time and they don't just try to get the biggest kids.

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Not sure that I agree. I think that Bolts and NEFC do a good job of developing kids over time and they don't just try to get the biggest kids.

*NEFC until u15 and i think that Bolts is the only club that i would say does a better job until older group but still a state with 6.9 million people it’s concerning.

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*NEFC until u15 and i think that Bolts is the only club that i would say does a better job until older group but still a state with 6.9 million people it’s concerning.

Funny how you say this when this is the first year NEFC has had the full pathway in all age groups.

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*NEFC until u15 and i think that Bolts is the only club that i would say does a better job until older group but still a state with 6.9 million people it’s concerning.

The coach matters more than the club.

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*NEFC until u15 and i think that Bolts is the only club that i would say does a better job until older group but still a state with 6.9 million people it’s concerning.

The Bolts are probably the best club to develop younger players. They do a great job at that.