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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostECNL also has some kids “new to soccer”. We have a girl who broke her tib/ fib at the u12 age so still 9v9. Was out of soccer for two years yet somehow managed to be placed on the Ecnl team despite never having played 11v11 (but hey she does help the carpool) And all of the other new girls this year have never played ECNL (but one of them also helps the car pool) or any high level. So yes ECNL at bucks is also for kids new to soccer. Guess that’s another reason why our team struggles .
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostYeah but 3rd division isn’t horrible. Not great but not horrible. But RL being in the 13th is one of the biggest jokes ever. That’s bad. Even you have to admit that. Why even bother playing.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostYou're right .... 3rd bracket not bad for a handpicked group of kids from the same neighborhood that didn't have tryouts .... Definitely not bad for a town travel team.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostRight. But the RL is in the 13th bracket! That’s dead last bracket in a tournament with a lot less teams. This is down right horrendous
Based on what I have read here, it doesn’t seem like there is much internal competition at Bucks other than ECNL and RL parents bickering with one another online.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostOnce again, a terrible RL team at any club is a reflection (and result of) a terrible ECNL team/club. Those clubs usually don’t have the player pool to be selective. My kid plays on an ECNL team at one of the bigger clubs in the country (not PDA). At her age group, there are 10 teams (various leagues and levels). There are multiple players (both internal and from outside of the club) that are invited to train with the ECNL team throughout the year. The players are constantly reminded that their spot is not guaranteed. Training sessions are almost as competitive as games.
Based on what I have read here, it doesn’t seem like there is much internal competition at Bucks other than ECNL and RL parents bickering with one another online.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostOnce again, a terrible RL team at any club is a reflection (and result of) a terrible ECNL team/club. Those clubs usually don’t have the player pool to be selective. My kid plays on an ECNL team at one of the bigger clubs in the country (not PDA). At her age group, there are 10 teams (various leagues and levels). There are multiple players (both internal and from outside of the club) that are invited to train with the ECNL team throughout the year. The players are constantly reminded that their spot is not guaranteed. Training sessions are almost as competitive as games.
Based on what I have read here, it doesn’t seem like there is much internal competition at Bucks other than ECNL and RL parents bickering with one another online.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostOnce again, a terrible RL team at any club is a reflection (and result of) a terrible ECNL team/club. Those clubs usually don’t have the player pool to be selective. My kid plays on an ECNL team at one of the bigger clubs in the country (not PDA). At her age group, there are 10 teams (various leagues and levels). There are multiple players (both internal and from outside of the club) that are invited to train with the ECNL team throughout the year. The players are constantly reminded that their spot is not guaranteed. Training sessions are almost as competitive as games.
Based on what I have read here, it doesn’t seem like there is much internal competition at Bucks other than ECNL and RL parents bickering with one another online.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostAnother way to out it is that the ECNL parents that brokered the BRD screwed both teams. All of the good players that were denied ecnl went elsewhere. Most of the ecnl team should have been placed either in the rRL team or not made it period. Had both teams been allowed to have legit tryouts I am sure they each could have been more solid which would have attracted even better outside players. Am betting that had this happen the ecnl team might have tied LM and made at least the 2nd bracket. Plus what parent want to bring their kid to that environment and have to hang out with such narcissistic and egotistical parents at tournaments and practices?
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostExcellent points- brokering the deal BEFORE tryouts and BEFORE the coach even saw the players play created significantly weaker ECNL and RL teams. 95 kids were at the sham tryouts, paid $25.00 for a tryout none realizing the team was already picked. There were talented outside players both inside and outside the club turned away that were clearly more talented than some that were given spots. Those outside kids never came back... and now they are stuck with the mess they created. The team could have been very strong if real tryouts from the beginning had been allowed, instead you are stuck with all the parents kids who brokered the deal and their friends. Bucks has not added one impactful player since the team started because nobody wants to join the team with the shenanigans that go on. All of the really strong 2006 players that wanted ECNL went to Delco and it’s showing in Delco’s record. The irony the same parents that chose bucks didn’t go to Delco bc Delco wouldn’t agree to their terms of all or none. KARMA!
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