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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostA brand new club with no fields is far far far away from GDA.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostYou dont have to have your own fields but a very stable field situation. More importantly you need teams and coaches and records. Despite thier success out west I can't see surf getting GDA right away, unless no other clubs apply and USSF is desperate to fill slots
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostThis is in no way anything bad against NY Surf but more of something to really this about. Surf will not get GDA and I say that because the GDA will first try to get all the TOP CLUBS that they deem elite or have "ELITE" players. I say this because the fact of the matter is just look at the Boys DA its really watered down in a sense where there are too many teams that aren't the quality that the USDA is happy with. With the GDA will try to correct that error and not allow every club on the block in. NY Surf is a new club lets face it and new to the fact that they don't even have things set up so not "HOW" but "WHY" would the GDA give the status to a club with nothing in place. I get it they have San Diego Surf but this club will be a SEPERATE ENTITY from San Diego. Its just like the ECNL one club can not have two teams at the same age group in the league. What I think is NY Surf would like to have all those league options because lets face it its business just like any other club. They have every right to from teams or a club where they see fit but certainly all this talk about them getting ECNL and GDA is just nonsense really.
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She's not the DOC, dude. She's just coaching a single girl's team.
What's funny is that her resume shows that she's involved in ODP and yet that's what LM slams all the time.
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A GDA will only work if the academy has quality coaches. Getting a GDA but having the same coaches really means IMHO money maker and that's it.
Has any description of the GDA curriculum been announced?
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostA GDA will only work if the academy has quality coaches. Getting a GDA but having the same coaches really means IMHO money maker and that's it.
Has any description of the GDA curriculum been announced?
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I'm confused. If there is Surf in Westchester and Suffolk, where are the Brooklyn/Queens girls going? Suffolk?
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostI'm confused. If there is Surf in Westchester and Suffolk, where are the Brooklyn/Queens girls going? Suffolk?
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostIt depends on the age, as there are only certain age teams in each location. Some NYC/LI kids are planning to commute to Westchester multiple times a week for practices and games. It seems like a tiring plan to do, but if it's your best option, I guess you make sacrifices.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostIf that's their best option, that is awful and won't last. Only B and C level players are going there. And if, and a big IF at this point, Surf does turn out to have success, those B and C level players will be replaced with A level players. Just a fact.
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Yes, but it's the parents that are driving these kids to switch teams all in search of God knows what. We had a boy leave our team - a strong division 2 team. Kid was skilled but a total air head. Daddy was upset that the coach would not get angry enough with the team and in particular his son when games were lost. He should have spanked his son himself or taken him to a hypnotist so that he would remember his position on the field but instead he wanted the coach to be an a-hole to the entire team ... all because he couldn't discipline his kid himself.
Anyways - that guy is gone. Hopefully, they don't come back in a year after they see the $2.5k they've spend didn't help.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostYes, but it's the parents that are driving these kids to switch teams all in search of God knows what. We had a boy leave our team - a strong division 2 team. Kid was skilled but a total air head. Daddy was upset that the coach would not get angry enough with the team and in particular his son when games were lost. He should have spanked his son himself or taken him to a hypnotist so that he would remember his position on the field but instead he wanted the coach to be an a-hole to the entire team ... all because he couldn't discipline his kid himself.
Anyways - that guy is gone. Hopefully, they don't come back in a year after they see the $2.5k they've spend didn't help.
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