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The U19 group is a joke. Look at their schedules. They go weeks without games.

How did NYSC 18/19 do against Baltimore Armour last weekend? No score posted.

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If your kid is a great player, she will find a way to shine like a diamond in a goat's arse no matter where they get put .... 'GREAT' is overused quite a bit. By the same token, if you put kids without heart, talent, and drive onto FCB, they will still lack luster (even moreso) and not be great players. Parents need to let the kids figure out where they belong, not keep propping them up into places they earn for them off the field.

Okay, so your point is players will magically find the right team?

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Team, hahaha??? Come on Mannnnn, yeah I really worry about her team, and whether everyone’s is getting PT???

Hahahaha Hahahaha Hahahaha

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Interesting situation in Orangeburg, as I noticed that the girls ECNL teams are wearing the NYCFC kits, with a small shoulder patch for WCFC, hahahaha....oh how the moronic masses have forgotten how the WC ecnl parents were saying that they would never wear that uniform, hahahaha, guess what dopey Dan dad, your little pumpkin is wearing my daughters old kit, enjoy the blue, #forthecity

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Interesting situation in Orangeburg, as I noticed that the girls ECNL teams are wearing the NYCFC kits, with a small shoulder patch for WCFC, hahahaha....oh how the moronic masses have forgotten how the WC ecnl parents were saying that they would never wear that uniform, hahahaha, guess what dopey Dan dad, your little pumpkin is wearing my daughters old kit, enjoy the blue, #forthecity

Do they get financial support from nycfc for wearing that brand?

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Do they get financial support from nycfc for wearing that brand?

Is NYCFC a 501 Charity??

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What is your point?

Why give up HS for mediocre training and no games?

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Why even have that age group? Exactly what are you "developing" at U19? T

Not the poster and I agree. It's not like they're getting this outstanding training at any DA club around here. We know the competition is not good. The NE region has five clubs in U19. FIVE! As an example NYSC U19 has 18 regular season games all year plus a few national events (but they I don't think they go to the spring showcase). With only five in the group they'll be playing some teams like Fury three times. Contrast that to 27 games for LA Galaxy, same age group. I could see doing GDA in other parts of the US like the SW, Frontier. Lots of good clubs and players out there.

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Why give up HS for mediocre training and no games?

You must have a quality HS program.

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Interesting situation in Orangeburg, as I noticed that the girls ECNL teams are wearing the NYCFC kits, with a small shoulder patch for WCFC, hahahaha....oh how the moronic masses have forgotten how the WC ecnl parents were saying that they would never wear that uniform, hahahaha, guess what dopey Dan dad, your little pumpkin is wearing my daughters old kit, enjoy the blue, #forthecity

Does World Class FC rent space in your brain? Remember, this is the GDA Thread. Come on dad, move on, your daughter scored a goal this weekend. Finally

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You must have a quality HS program.

Nope but mediocre High School is free and your mediocre DA is expensive as F.

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You must have a quality HS program.

No you don't. Decent is good enough. If kids want to play HS just let them play. They can't get that time back, ever. Most of the time the positives well outweigh the negatives. If they're good players and want to play in college they can achieve that goal without GDA.

Boys is a different animal, but even then I'd say unless you're on an MLS team or a consistent starter with the few quality non MLS clubs, it probably isnt' worth it either.

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No you don't. Decent is good enough. If kids want to play HS just let them play. They can't get that time back, ever. Most of the time the positives well outweigh the negatives. If they're good players and want to play in college they can achieve that goal without GDA.

Boys is a different animal, but even then I'd say unless you're on an MLS team or a consistent starter with the few quality non MLS clubs, it probably isnt' worth it either.

If kids want to play HS they should. If kids want to improve they will train 4 days a week in a competitive setting. It really is up to how good the kid wants to be and how much they want to work for that. HS soccer is not going to get kids better. It may be fun though. You people focus too much on which patch is which. If you train half the time you won't be reaching your true potential.

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If kids want to play HS they should. If kids want to improve they will train 4 days a week in a competitive setting. It really is up to how good the kid wants to be and how much they want to work for that. HS soccer is not going to get kids better. It may be fun though. You people focus too much on which patch is which. If you train half the time you won't be reaching your true potential.

this is an ignorant statement....there are many HS teams that are badd_ss with really great coaches with connections (brentwood, SA, Commack to name a few). Looks like you are the one with too much focus on the "patch".

FYI, all the girls on the WNT all played HS....every single one.

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this is an ignorant statement....there are many HS teams that are badd_ss with really great coaches with connections (brentwood, SA, Commack to name a few). Looks like you are the one with too much focus on the "patch".

FYI, all the girls on the WNT all played HS....every single one.

That is not surprising. Majority of players in this country play HS. A few rich ones skip it for club exclusively but the not most. The chances that the greatest talent and the greatest affluence match up is probably not that likely.