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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostThe minute they announced how large the league would be and who some of the clubs were the writing was on the wall - too big, too many players required to make it work but not enough talent to fill it. The departure of several top clubs after just one year was severe body blow that it hasn't recovered from. Letting in more poor quality clubs was not the solution.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostIs what it is. They seem to be in business so on it goes.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostIt's all a business. Do your research and pick the best coaching + league that works for your kid. Then keep your head down and try and get through the year as best you can. Re-evaluate each spring, be willing to make changes if need be, hope for the best.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostThe minute they announced how large the league would be and who some of the clubs were the writing was on the wall - too big, too many players required to make it work but not enough talent to fill it. The departure of several top clubs after just one year was severe body blow that it hasn't recovered from. Letting in more poor quality clubs was not the solution.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View Postspin. the departure has zero to do with it. its a much bigger issue.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View Postspin. the departure has zero to do with it. its a much bigger issue.
You can say “spin” all you like, but you’re unimportant in the grand scheme of things
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostNah The departure of Stars and PDA was HUGE. While Stars says they didn’t put their best players in GDA, we all know that all the girls who were in the NT pool, were all in GDA. PDA put their best players in as well. When they pulled out, the competitiveness of the league went with them.
You can say “spin” all you like, but you’re unimportant in the grand scheme of things
If you think it did, then we disagree.
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Kaz has no control of this, if NYCFC leave the BDA, they sure as **** are going leave GDA. The families that signed up for GDA don’t want to play ECNL, most left for their own legitimate reasons, and I can tell you that most families have no interest in H.S. Soccer, none.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostI disagree - when multiple good clubs say "peace out" it means something. They're listening to their customers. The market of kids willing to give up high school, especially those with serious talent, is much smaller than USSF estimated. The market is much more diluted than it was when they started BDA. Different target market too, plus little financial support. Yes there are obviously other issues but their departure was certainly an ominous one. Then, look at who they let in!
The market IS kids with average talent whose parents are willing to pay big sums of money for fancy uniforms, largely fake friends and the promise of college. The problemn is both leagues have the same target mkt. There are very few seriously talented kids.
PDA being in or our never entered into the mind of any intelligent parent making a choice about what was best for their kid. The letters of the league mean nothing.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostKaz has no control of this, if NYCFC leave the BDA, they sure as **** are going leave GDA. The families that signed up for GDA don’t want to play ECNL, most left for their own legitimate reasons, and I can tell you that most families have no interest in H.S. Soccer, none.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostAre you sure they wont want to play ECNL next year when they don't have a viable alternative? You are overestimating as you likely overestimated the quality of GDA. 2 years ago, ECNL players were granted a choice. What viable option do they have next year if GDA goes away? Plenty of ECNL clubs that offer great training and competition .... Even though you think it was, GDA was not magic in that regard!
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostAre you sure they wont want to play ECNL next year when they don't have a viable alternative? You are overestimating as you likely overestimated the quality of GDA. 2 years ago, ECNL players were granted a choice. What viable option do they have next year if GDA goes away? Plenty of ECNL clubs that offer great training and competition .... Even though you think it was, GDA was not magic in that regard!
people should look at every individual decision as a family doing what they believe was best for them at the time. Thats it. The spin doctors trying to suggest some bigger meaning are just that.
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We believe in Kaz and his coaches, wherever he goes we will follow. He has already told us that he will provide alternate training if families don’t want to play HS soccer, which would work for us. We are simply not that rah-rah-rah-go-go-go yea team!!!!
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