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Since I lack the desire the learn anything more, or new, about LI, I actually spent 10 seconds researching this, and there is 1 girl with 26 goals this year, which looks imporessive, she should head to EM or SUSA next year, IMO, and I have none....

Your so imporessive. Yeah go to EM where the DOC abandoned his team for their most important recruiting year.

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Partly because, like the NE, there are some poor teams they can beat up on to rack play mediocre competition. Look to their performance in CO as an indication on how nationals will go. They went 1-1-1 against mid level teams

I guess sitting on that side of the computer and not actually watching their games or being a part of the club culture, you'll just narrate the story the way it satisfies you. The girls are happy, they all work hard and their development will continue to bring them success.

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I guess sitting on that side of the computer and not actually watching their games or being a part of the club culture, you'll just narrate the story the way it satisfies you. The girls are happy, they all work hard and their development will continue to bring them success.

Ask yourself what happens if that one player goes away.

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Ask yourself what happens if that one player goes away.

they get replaced by another player...duh.

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Ask yourself what happens if that one player goes away.

Happens all the time in youth soccer. All the time. The clubs make teams, take the field, play, repeat. Players change, coaches change, on and on and on.

Then the players grow up and move on and the next crop goes through the ringer. Over and over

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Ask yourself what happens if that one player goes away.

That is a good question for ANY team to ask. If the top 1-2 players left, how would the rest of the team do, moving forward? If the answer is-probably the same, well then that's great. If your stomach drops and you start to sweat a little, then the club needs to step up and push the rest of the team to their potential.

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They have an upward trend and it’s because of the female empowerment ( understanding the psyche of the players ) the training environment good facilities treating them well and delivering on what they promise. This is in direct contrast to those of da who shall not be named.

Awesome! I know of 5 kids in the 2004 age group from Fury and Alby that have committed to their dream schools. They're delivering on something, no?

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Awesome! I know of 5 kids in the 2004 age group from Fury and Alby that have committed to their dream schools. They're delivering on something, no?

Navy twins don't count...so 3?

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Partly because, like the NE, there are some poor teams they can beat up on to rack play mediocre competition. Look to their performance in CO as an indication on how nationals will go. They went 1-1-1 against mid level teams

Completely false statement. They play in the Atlantic division and don't have teams like Alby Fury, Empire, or Sky Blue to beat up on. Much harder than the NE.

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Awesome! I know of 5 kids in the 2004 age group from Fury and Alby that have committed to their dream schools. They're delivering on something, no?

No. Not at all..

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Awesome! I know of 5 kids in the 2004 age group from Fury and Alby that have committed to their dream schools. They're delivering on something, no?

great. so that 5k got you what you wanted. now that they are committed, why keep paying for the crap training. you got your connection move on. oh that's right you cant because your DOC will be the first to call that college to take your kids dream away should you decide to stop handing him his checks. good luck in college.

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Awesome! I know of 5 kids in the 2004 age group from Fury and Alby that have committed to their dream schools. They're delivering on something, no?

Yeah, they are delivering on the 1-2 top players on the team(s) who don't need much assistance and easy forthe clubs to sell to help their brand. In addition, the families probably did all the heavy lifting and then they take credit.

What about the kids in the middle or bottom of the team (who don't play much) and aren't being developed and sold a bill of goods. That's the sign of a good club and counselor? Those kids are not priorities at all.

They are not delivering on training, fields, etc. Ask around.

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That is a good question for ANY team to ask. If the top 1-2 players left, how would the rest of the team do, moving forward? If the answer is-probably the same, well then that's great. If your stomach drops and you start to sweat a little, then the club needs to step up and push the rest of the team to their potential.

Yes, they don't do that. They promise the moon and don't play some kids even when they are not deep.

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Yes, they don't do that. They promise the moon and don't play some kids even when they are not deep.

Are you talking about LISC or someother club?

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Are you talking about LISC or someother club?

FC Fury / AlBy Fury. a story as old as time.