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Gee, I don't know. Maybe USSF should be held accountable for the mess it has created? Everything that has transpired was predicted the minute the started announcing how many clubs would be involved and what clubs were involved. I actually think some are surprised at how quickly it has gone sour, myself included. -
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lol most GDA teams have 20+. Both sides are guilty of roster stuffing to improve profits, but at least the sub rules allow ECNL coaches more flexibility in getting players decent PT.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Come on, everyone knows she trains whenever and where ever she can play. When her ECNL team is not training, she trains with the NYCFC team. She loves soccer. She doesn’t talk badly of either team and loves training with both groups. She chose to stay with her ECNL team for a reason. She makes everyone else around her work harder and both her ECNL teammates and the girls at NYCFC know that.Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
Don’t bring her mother into this. She is a very nice woman who tells everyone her daughter loves training with everyoneComment
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NOT the OP, hahaha, but I would say mostly the coaches, as daddy coaches are always biased for their kids.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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She is a good player, but USSF loves her because she is Japanese, not enough Asians in the NT pools these days, thats what I heard.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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The USSF needs to do a better job of monitoring which clubs are actually following the guidelines. The clubs will never fully be on board with the goals of the USSF because it will interfere with their bottom line. If profits were affected by not complying with the rules, then the clubs would try harder but they also may choose not to participate in the league. There are too many conflicting goals for this to ever really work. Both the USSF and the clubs hold responsibility for why this league is not doing as well as it could be.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Exactly, its like letting the cops, police themselves, hahaha....Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Never seen 20+ on a sideline of a GDA game, no matter the age group.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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I don't care what league you play for; what most if not all of you need to admit, is YOUR KID doesn't work hard enough. Instead of saying what this league or that league does or what this club and that club does to develop your child...most of your kids are winded slow, lazy and have no foot skills. Pay more attention to their work ethic.Comment
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What's your point? Maybe only the 18 on the game day roster are required to be there. Especially for away games.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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16.Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
Anyone signing up for a club that puts 18 or more players on the sideline for gameday are fools.Comment
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Who...USSF is an entity. Who specifically? The reality is its ALL going sour if your yardstick is improving the game. If its making money, then maybe you have a different viewOriginally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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which is fine, but the we dont need to hear about the development part then. Its a secondary consideration. Most players are not interested in the sacrifices required to make getting better at soccer a priority and most do not have the talent to make it worthwhile.Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
None of this is a problem other than it relies on a bunch of lies and half truths in order for Clubs to continue to charge what they do. It also takes customers who seem willing to overpay for years just to satisfy egos.
soccer is a white middle class sport in America because that is where the money is. I cant think of another country in the world where that is the caseComment
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