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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostThey actually watch a lot of games. Well respected from what I hear. They are pretty tough evaluators and are one of the few talent scouting organizations outside the political fray. They can be brutal though as evident in their post US MNT game player evals.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostIf a lot more players had access to the training that the few NT players have be given since they were in diapers, and if the DA curriculum was at the same rigor across all academy teams, US would dominate on the world stage with the number of players in the system. But now, training is all of the board and curriculum left way too much up to Directors who's talent is all of the board, and ego too.
2) need more than 4 hours/week to train
3) need coaches who not only understand the game, but care about each player's development
The Revs have number 1, but there will never be domination by the USA if 2 and 3 aren't met by every academy.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostThey actually watch a lot of games. Well respected from what I hear. They are pretty tough evaluators and are one of the few talent scouting organizations outside the political fray. They can be brutal though as evident in their post US MNT game player evals.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostAnd that makes them qualified to be scouts how? I know lots of people who can be brutal in their criticism of the MNT, but I wouldn't want them to be in charge of choosing the adolescents who will be representing our country internationally and will be the future of American soccer. We should be bringing over staff from academies in Europe with a proven track record of developing young players once or twice a year to evaluate kids at NTCs.
The problem, at least at our local Academy's, is not enough training and the wrong training.
An accent isn't going to change that. Many current, local teams are proof.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostAnd that makes them qualified to be scouts how? I know lots of people who can be brutal in their criticism of the MNT, but I wouldn't want them to be in charge of choosing the adolescents who will be representing our country internationally and will be the future of American soccer. We should be bringing over staff from academies in Europe with a proven track record of developing young players once or twice a year to evaluate kids at NTCs.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostSure. Have failures from Europe come teach our kids. (Because who else would leave a European program to come here?)
The problem, at least at our local Academy's, is not enough training and the wrong training.
An accent isn't going to change that. Many current, local teams are proof.
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Are u kidding me?
Originally posted by Unregistered View PostWait, the Revs didn't give him a waiver?? Classic.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostSeveral boys in D4 U16 have reported seeing this particular academy player on the practice fields this week. Why on earth would he play one month of district soccer? Players have told me he disrupts chemistry with selfish play and lack of respect for team mates. Why would he risk injury, especially if he's heading to the ISL.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostSeveral boys in D4 U16 have reported seeing this particular academy player on the practice fields this week. Why on earth would he play one month of district soccer? Players have told me he disrupts chemistry with selfish play and lack of respect for team mates. Why would he risk injury, especially if he's heading to the ISL.
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