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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostBy U17, when size and weight disparity is not as significant, you’d expect the MLS Academy to walk over the non MLS Academy surely. That wasn’t and hasn’t been the case with this age group. Not much difference between the teams when all is said and done. Game could have gone either way. Bolts probably had the better chances. Revs scored from 2 set pieces, but never threatened from open play. The Revs have way more depth, but the Bolts have a few really strong players. A combined team, representing the best of the New England area, would be competitive imo. Too late now though.
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Use the real data then.
Originally posted by Unregistered View PostAll but 2-3 of the Bolts u17s are sophomores, with only a few months or sometimes weeks between Revs and Bolts starters. Most of them played with or against each other on NPL teams a while back. Valeo, NEFC, GPS most;t. It’s a myth, or an excuse, that the Revs are a young team. Hardly any freshmen out there today. A couple on each team perhaps.
9 of the starters on the Revs are '03s. 3 of the '03 starters are freshman , 6 are sophomores.
4 of the starters on Bolts are '03s. None of them are freshman.
Up to 17 months growth between a 15.6 yo and a 16.11 yo is pretty significant
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Originally posted by Unregistered View Post9 of the starters on the Revs are '03s. 3 of the '03 starters are freshman , 6 are sophomores.
4 of the starters on Bolts are '03s. None of them are freshman.
Up to 17 months growth between a 15.6 yo and a 16.11 yo is pretty significant
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Originally posted by Unregistered View Post9 of the starters on the Revs are '03s. 3 of the '03 starters are freshman , 6 are sophomores.
4 of the starters on Bolts are '03s. None of them are freshman.
Up to 17 months growth between a 15.6 yo and a 16.11 yo is pretty significant
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Originally posted by Unregistered View Post8 from both teams were sophomores, right? If you were there, there wasn’t a noticeable different regarding physical development between the teams. 17 months? How does that work. Are you saying that the teams are 17 months apart in growth?
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Originally posted by Unregistered View Post9 of the starters on the Revs are '03s. 3 of the '03 starters are freshman , 6 are sophomores.
4 of the starters on Bolts are '03s. None of them are freshman.
Up to 17 months growth between a 15.6 yo and a 16.11 yo is pretty significant
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostRevs - 8th place with 8-9-3 and -9GD
Bolts - 9th place with with 10-12-2 and 0 GD
Prior game was a one point win for the Revs as well. Not sure why you're in such a fury over substitutions unless your kid wasn't put on the field. Plenty of teams don't have deep benches - it's the result of the watering down of youth soccer with too many leagues and clubs. This time of year is also really busy and sometimes kids are missing. The fact that they only had 14 on the game roster reflects that. If the 3 benchwarmers aren't very good how much will a coach sub them?
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostAll depends on who you have on the bench. There's also limited sub rules in DA. Also, if you weren't at the game how do you know fresh legs was the determinant? It was a one point differential game. Could have been close the whole way, or one side may have dominated but the weaker side got a lucky break. The two teams are close in league standings so that outcome sounds about right. On any given Sunday...
Or maybe you're a Bolts dad upset your kid didn't play.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostA few years ago one of the angry soccer moms did a very detailed report of DAP starters/subs that showed Bolts were rock bottom in terms of non-starters playing time. Chosen 7 get 90 minutes, other dozen fight for scraps but bench boys are NOT developing. This all comes from BA, basically admitting non-dev. Gap between starters and subs is not that wide, especially after playing 70-80 minutes.
BA does suck tho.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View Post8 from both teams were sophomores, right? If you were there, there wasn’t a noticeable different regarding physical development between the teams. 17 months? How does that work. Are you saying that the teams are 17 months apart in growth?
a 10/03 v 2/02 how many months is that?
Addition-wise
- One age group = 12 months
-- Two age group = 24 months
What's the maximum month difference that could be in this age group (given a kid not playing up from '04)?
Tough question, I know. Think about it and get back to us.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostSubtraction not your strong suit.
a 10/03 v 2/02 how many months is that?
Addition-wise
- One age group = 12 months
-- Two age group = 24 months
What's the maximum month difference that could be in this age group (given a kid not playing up from '04)?
Tough question, I know. Think about it and get back to us.
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