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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostHow I read it -
We are going to have special tryouts for those that did not attend. Although we could have moved the stage 2 tryouts to the next week we believe that we are special and will continue to do as we please.
By all means anyone who was on ODP last year who wasn't able to make the stage 2 tryout please jump in if I am wrong.
2 weeks to decide when it took 4 days with 3x as many players seems suspicious at best.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostHow I read it -
We are going to have special tryouts for those that did not attend. Although we could have moved the stage 2 tryouts to the next week we believe that we are special and will continue to do as we please.
By all means anyone who was on ODP last year who wasn't able to make the stage 2 tryout please jump in if I am wrong.
2 weeks to decide when it took 4 days with 3x as many players seems suspicious at best.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostOf course they are going to take stronger players even if they don’t show up to the tryout. If your child plays on a high level club team, you should be very used to this process. Top players get offers for top teams well before any tryouts happen. This is not new.
I really hope ODP pulls it's head out of its ass and at least invites even a cut down from stage 2. How can you compare players at 2 different sessions? Especially when they would be biased that the 1st group was subpar to what the 2nd is expected to be.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostObviously though those players and their coaches failed the 1st rule of ODP...ODP comes 1st.
I really hope ODP pulls it's head out of its ass and at least invites even a cut down from stage 2. How can you compare players at 2 different sessions? Especially when they would be biased that the 1st group was subpar to what the 2nd is expected to be.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostI don't mean to make your heads explode, but they give invites to kids who don't even go to tryouts. This happened in a previous year. The child not go to a single try out in stage 1 or stage 2 but still got an email with an invitation. This is when both stage 1 and stage 2 had two tryout days each. So this child did not go to any of the 4 tryout days and still received an invitation. I called BS to the parent when told this story. Then the parent pulls out the phone, shows me the email with the invitation and I was left speechless, pissed off, DEFCON 1 rage because my kid went to all 4 tryouts and did not get an invitation.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostI don't mean to make your heads explode, but they give invites to kids who don't even go to tryouts. This happened in a previous year. The child not go to a single try out in stage 1 or stage 2 but still got an email with an invitation. This is when both stage 1 and stage 2 had two tryout days each. So this child did not go to any of the 4 tryout days and still received an invitation. I called BS to the parent when told this story. Then the parent pulls out the phone, shows me the email with the invitation and I was left speechless, pissed off, DEFCON 1 rage because my kid went to all 4 tryouts and did not get an invitation.
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They might as well change the program to ORP from ODP. R = recruiting.
Like I said several posts ago, this is the norm for youth soccer. I am not surprised.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostI don't mean to make your heads explode, but they give invites to kids who don't even go to tryouts. This happened in a previous year. The child not go to a single try out in stage 1 or stage 2 but still got an email with an invitation. This is when both stage 1 and stage 2 had two tryout days each. So this child did not go to any of the 4 tryout days and still received an invitation. I called BS to the parent when told this story. Then the parent pulls out the phone, shows me the email with the invitation and I was left speechless, pissed off, DEFCON 1 rage because my kid went to all 4 tryouts and did not get an invitation.
There are 12 year olds on this site.
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I believe this also. Thanks for posting.
Originally posted by Unregistered View PostI don't mean to make your heads explode, but they give invites to kids who don't even go to tryouts. This happened in a previous year. The child not go to a single try out in stage 1 or stage 2 but still got an email with an invitation. This is when both stage 1 and stage 2 had two tryout days each. So this child did not go to any of the 4 tryout days and still received an invitation. I called BS to the parent when told this story. Then the parent pulls out the phone, shows me the email with the invitation and I was left speechless, pissed off, DEFCON 1 rage because my kid went to all 4 tryouts and did not get an invitation.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostOf course they are going to take stronger players even if they don’t show up to the tryout. If your child plays on a high level club team, you should be very used to this process. Top players get offers for top teams well before any tryouts happen. This is not new.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostI wish you are right. Unfortunately you are not.
There’s too many kids, they’ll watch and grade. If you make it one year, and then regress, you won’t make it the following year.
I am right. It’s common sense. They can’t read minds, they don’t use historical scores. That’s conspiracy theory.
Wait, you believe in aliens right?
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