OCYS Consolidated Thread

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Mine, too. The guy who calls everyone "stupid" would never have the balls to do it in person.

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"No balls" Anonymous

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Are both doing it this coming summer?

Is the U12 for rising U12s (U11s going into the U12s the next fall season) or for existing U12s?

Do younger kids play on these teams?

Will FCA be in existence?

And before mid-January this is important for what reason(s)?

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And before mid-January this is important for what reason(s)?

Try-outs are always in early to mid-February that is why.

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And before mid-January this is important for what reason(s)?

Why not try being constructive if you have taken the time to answer?

Anyway back to the original set of Qs... I am interested in knowing also.

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"No balls" Anonymous

Didja giggle a little bit at how clever you are when you wrote this one, Laddy? Too bad you don't invest as much brain power in improving your soccer club.

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Are both doing it this coming summer?

Is the U12 for rising U12s (U11s going into the U12s the next fall season) or for existing U12s?

Do younger kids play on these teams?

Will FCA be in existence?

OCYS is doing it this year at least as of yesterday. The age group for this Summer's Super Y is the age group that you are in currently for your regular league. So if you are in U12 and will play U13 next Fall, then you would play U12 Super Y this summer. That being said I do know kids have definitely played up in previous seasons.

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Are these the only 2 Super Y Clubs in the Central Florida area?

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Actually, PPL Park cost almost $130mm in 2014 dollars, and the stadium and the land it sits on are owned by the citizens of Delaware County, whereas OC will be the owner of the Purple Palace.

If Phil's Folly has similar costs, it will be about 50% over budget.

Youth soccer business landscape is being changed by OC. Youth soccer goes from a 501c3 non profit to an Englishman's bank account.

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Youth soccer business landscape is being changed...

...and the best part of the change is that your role in it has been reduced to posting on Talking Soccer.

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From what I heard OC are only doing two select age groups. U12 + U13 Boys and Girls.

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Why not try being constructive if you have taken the time to answer?

Anyway back to the original set of Qs... I am interested in knowing also.

If you truly want to know, why not contact OCYS and FCA directly?

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Youth soccer business landscape is being changed by OC. Youth soccer goes from a 501c3 non profit to an Englishman's bank account.

Example! 150 for college ID camp with no college coaches. No presidents day tournament

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Remember

$11,000 per spectator.

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Ignore the OCYS Stalker: same crap different day.

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Example! 150 for college ID camp with no college coaches. No presidents day tournament

I predict the College ID will be a bust as multiple tournaments that weekend in Florida that non OCYS teams will be playing in so many kids can't go even if they wanted to. DA and ECNL teams also have games that weekend so they too won't be participating. Will this be another OCYS folly?