FC Bucks 2006 ECNL - Girls

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4 are moving on to Penn Fusion. They are already practicing with them and will play in games as the ECNL schedule permits. The complainers will have every opportunity next year since up to 8 roster spots could be available.

Those 7 kids will do well. Good players.

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Those 7 kids will do well. Good players.

The 8 spots assume 4 defectors and 4 new kids.

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4 are moving on to Penn Fusion. They are already practicing with them and will play in games as the ECNL schedule permits. The complainers will have every opportunity next year since up to 8 roster spots could be available.

Arent all roster spots available next year, or was that an implicit admission that the backroom deal holds for those who stay

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The 8 spots assume 4 defectors and 4 new kids.

I was saying the 7 DR girls would do well wherever they go.

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4 are moving on to Penn Fusion. They are already practicing with them and will play in games as the ECNL schedule permits. The complainers will have every opportunity next year since up to 8 roster spots could be available.

Sounds fishy. Penn Fusion isn't going to take kids without permission from their club. And must be playing pre-academy (NPL equivalent). My understanding of GDA is you can't add to the roster in season unless already within the club.

Penn Fusion BOYS are ECNL. Girls are not.

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Arent all roster spots available next year, or was that an implicit admission that the backroom deal holds for those who stay

Spot on.

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Sounds fishy. Penn Fusion isn't going to take kids without permission from their club. And must be playing pre-academy (NPL equivalent). My understanding of GDA is you can't add to the roster in season unless already within the club.

Penn Fusion BOYS are ECNL. Girls are not.

Nope. DA rules allow it - assuming they are part time.

http://www.ussoccerda.com/doclib/PT%...filiations.pdf

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I was saying the 7 DR girls would do well wherever they go.

Good luck to them. Great kids.

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Nope. DA rules allow it - assuming they are part time.

http://www.ussoccerda.com/doclib/PT%...filiations.pdf

This is the loophole that allows so many GDA girls to play HS without a waiver; simply "tryout" in November.

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Spot on.

Yep- when people say things like there will be X number of spots next year if so and so leaves, it just proves the sense of entitlement certain people feel. In a competitive league such as ECNL, every roster spot should be available every year.

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Arent all roster spots available next year, or was that an implicit admission that the backroom deal holds for those who stay

No dip****.. 4 of them wont get cut wherever they decide to play.

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No dip****.. 4 of them wont get cut wherever they decide to play.

you sound pretty confident. Push for open tryouts with no BB and no RF and see if your right. Until that happens, they are just like all the other backroom deal girls - frauds being propped up by their parents.

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you sound pretty confident. Push for open tryouts with no BB and no RF and see if your right. Until that happens, they are just like all the other backroom deal girls - frauds being propped up by their parents.

DR kids have moved on. So what will be your excuse in the spring when you can no longer blame some “back room” deal?

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My daughter is one of the ones leaving. But we are only aware of one more. Which other two are leaving? But DR kids are still prominent on the team. And please be civil .

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DR kids have moved on. So what will be your excuse in the spring when you can no longer blame some “back room” deal?

If there are fair tryouts, no dad-coach, and a commitment by the club to provide a professional licensed coach who is committed to training 2-3 times a week, we will evaluate the situation to see if it makes sense, and make a decision to stay or not.

I am not sure what you mean by what will be my excuse - excuse for what?