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Again, it’s not all about you.

I am the OP and have no idea what your interpretation of what I said has anything to do with anyone else but our experience. My daughter with her teammates and the club and how the parents took it personal that she moved at the end of the season. In your mind other players are “as good or better” and that is exactly what I was saying. Parents who live vicariously through their daughters and live in an alternative reality that there daughters were shut out. If that is what you want to believe then at least people reading these posts can take it for what it is.

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Of course, no one is better than this guys daughter. If you think your daughter is, then you’re living vicariously through her in an alternate reality. Lolololololololol.

I am the OP and have no idea what your interpretation of what I said has anything to do with anyone else but our experience. My daughter with her teammates and the club and how the parents took it personal that she moved at the end of the season. In your mind other players are “as good or better” and that is exactly what I was saying. Parents who live vicariously through their daughters and live in an alternative reality that there daughters were shut out. If that is what you want to believe then at least people reading these posts can take it for what it is.

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Hahahahahah! That’s the way I read it, too. Typical, so typical. Hahahahahahaha!

Of course, no one is better than this guys daughter. If you think your daughter is, then you’re living vicariously through her in an alternate reality. Lolololololololol.

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You don’t get it. His daughter left her club for P D A. Now do you get it? Lol

Hahahahahah! That’s the way I read it, too. Typical, so typical. Hahahahahahaha!

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If you think there are any players on non-PDA clubs that are as good or better than some of the PDA players, you must be living in some kind of fantasy land. Lol.

You don’t get it. His daughter left her club for P D A. Now do you get it? Lol

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LOL at all you clowns.

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Lololololol

LOL at all you clowns.

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🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣

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They should start a reality series following PDA parents. They would make Dance Moms look normal.

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US Soccer really botched this up big time. The shock pull the plug move is still having a damaging impact. Do not blame STA blame US Soccer for this mess.

Could see the writing on the wall early on hence the move to get out and switch to an established and stable league with a track record.

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If you think there are any players on non-PDA clubs that are as good or better than some of the PDA players, you must be living in some kind of fantasy land. Lol.

There are. We left PDA after three years of seeing how it operates. She’s helping build something rather than being part of something established.

Everyone is different. Don’t get caught up in all the hype.

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There are. We left PDA after three years of seeing how it operates. She’s helping build something rather than being part of something established.

Everyone is different. Don’t get caught up in all the hype.

Agree, everyone is different. What works for some does not work for others. Depends on the motivation both mentally and physically if a certain club/team is for the individual player. It worked for my oldest and prepared her for playing and competing in college. Glad that your daughter found a different program and is happy helping to build something there. That being said, the next level is not an extension of club soccer. Nothing wrong playing in an established program known and respected in all four regions and respected by college coaches. While you have parents laughing at some of these posts there are many colleges right now standing on the sidelines in NC watching players that they have identified or players who contacted them directly at an ECNL event.

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Agree, everyone is different. What works for some does not work for others. Depends on the motivation both mentally and physically if a certain club/team is for the individual player. It worked for my oldest and prepared her for playing and competing in college. Glad that your daughter found a different program and is happy helping to build something there. That being said, the next level is not an extension of club soccer. Nothing wrong playing in an established program known and respected in all four regions and respected by college coaches. While you have parents laughing at some of these posts there are many colleges right now standing on the sidelines in NC watching players that they have identified or players who contacted them directly at an ECNL event.

Responding to your post on my post. With you 100%. Everyone has different values and nothing wrong a being part of something already built and be part of the building. Just play ball, compete, then see where the chips fall.

It must be a joy for you to read some of the postings on this board after seeing your kid go through the process and saying to yourself “a lot of these folks have no idea.”

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Could see the writing on the wall early on hence the move to get out and switch to an established and stable league with a track record.

Best decision we ever made was to leave GA for an established ECNL program. But I agree it’s not for everyone and all situations are different. Nonetheless seems like GA is taking a different approach with the whole player run thing and a more “relaxed” atmosphere. Hope it works out.

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Great post.

There are. We left PDA after three years of seeing how it operates. She’s helping build something rather than being part of something established.

Everyone is different. Don’t get caught up in all the hype.