Revs roster

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I'm sure they'll all do great-

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My kid should have been chosen.

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My kid should have been chosen.

My kid is so much better than your kid.

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My kid is so much better than your kid.

But he didn't play enough minutes. Impressive stats those.

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But he didn't play enough minutes. Impressive stats those.

Looks like many of the 2003 boys going to CA have played up at 2002 and done quite well.

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But he didn't play enough minutes. Impressive stats those.

Did he decide his minutes? Impressive!

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Did he decide his minutes? Impressive!

Imtimudating defender.

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Imtimudating defender.

Oy vey, defender? Of what? No seriously, what?

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gold

Oy vey, defender? Of what? No seriously, what?

Read the statement. Huge role in six clean sheets. Grapes sour?

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Read the statement. Huge role in six clean sheets. Grapes sour?

Right. Huge. Big. Huge.

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Read the statement. Huge role in six clean sheets. Grapes sour?

The kid with The Weeknd hair, yeah right, hahahaha!

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The kid with The Weeknd hair, yeah right, hahahaha!

He should have waited a year. The other players are big, strong and fast on top of skilled.

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There is a good reason Revs and USSF and other high calibre organizations in other sports use +/- field time calibrations for evaluations. It allows for a more sophisticated and nuanced determination of a player's skill set over time. While perhaps not noticeable to the amateur eye, over time the smaller less noticeable clever and creative contributions begin to add up and permit more rounded and thorough performance tracking. It is the way of the future. Listen and learn.

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There is a good reason Revs and USSF and other high calibre organizations in other sports use +/- field time calibrations for evaluations. It allows for a more sophisticated and nuanced determination of a player's skill set over time. While perhaps not noticeable to the amateur eye, over time the smaller less noticeable clever and creative contributions begin to add up and permit more rounded and thorough performance tracking. It is the way of the future. Listen and learn.

How do they track this: over time the smaller less noticeable clever and creative contributions begin to add up?

It seems that they are only tracking goals scored. And in a case where a player plays one position the entire season (say center back), how are they to track anything?