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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostTruth, if you are in the earliest "cycle" and get chosen for Region III team early on it is hard for a girl show up later and break in - too much momentum.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostYEP. Plenty of girls who never showed up once mysteriously put on 1st team? Hmmmmm,, thank god no Alabama for us
Well then your daughter is missing out. How much pressure is your kid under at home?
Does she even like soccer anymore or as a parent did you ruin it for her? Some things are meant for fun and personal growth with like minded children. It’s doesnt have to be all about the win or the coach. Sometimes a fun experience can click for some players and change everything about how they see the game. I’m glad my daughter went to Alabama this weekend. For the record she isn’t on the A team or the C team. Right in the middle having the time of her life.
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Ecnl kids do odp all the time
I have seen at least 5-15 kids from each age group (boys at least) who are on ECNL teams. I don't understand why all these people claim that ECNL is better when I will bet that its just as good if not better at the state/region level for odp. 03 team is a prime example
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostI have seen at least 5-15 kids from each age group (boys at least) who are on ECNL teams. I don't understand why all these people claim that ECNL is better when I will bet that its just as good if not better at the state/region level for odp. 03 team is a prime example
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostTake the best from ECNL or whatever league and will have elite teams at ODP especially those making state and region ODP.
There are good players at the regional ODP level for sure, but it’s not an ECNL or GdA all star type level...get real.
The top level players are at national camps, or at national playoffs, or at high level college ID camps, so they can speak with the coaches. Sorry...but that’s true.
Personally, I think ODP is a great concept and platform. However, have a realistic expectation of the talent there, please. It’s good for certain, but it is not top of the top.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostWell then your daughter is missing out. How much pressure is your kid under at home?
Does she even like soccer anymore or as a parent did you ruin it for her? Some things are meant for fun and personal growth with like minded children. It’s doesnt have to be all about the win or the coach. Sometimes a fun experience can click for some players and change everything about how they see the game. I’m glad my daughter went to Alabama this weekend. For the record she isn’t on the A team or the C team. Right in the middle having the time of her life.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostNo. You want to think that, but it’s not the case.
There are good players at the regional ODP level for sure, but it’s not an ECNL or GdA all star type level...get real.
The top level players are at national camps, or at national playoffs, or at high level college ID camps, so they can speak with the coaches. Sorry...but that’s true.
Personally, I think ODP is a great concept and platform. However, have a realistic expectation of the talent there, please. It’s good for certain, but it is not top of the top.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostIt's hard to make the National camps or the roster of 18 for the southeast GODP region team. The talent is continuing to develop throughout their teens and into college. By the way, how many Florida 03 girls and boys made it into the southeast region odp pool?
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostWell!! When the coach of the Florida team happens to be from a local club that just merged with another club here in south Florida , those kids do get taken care of! It’s VERY obvious and Politics all the way! Very hard to cut a kid that’s part of your own club even if the taken is NOT there !
and team will require skill, politics and luck.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostPolitics in everything in life but getting to the region pool
and team will require skill, politics and luck.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostMy kid saw the politics first hand. It was so obvious the State coach told the group politics prevented a kid from being selected to the pool and region in favor of a connected kid. Just sucks because the kid (not mine) was better then the one that made it.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostWell!! When the coach of the Florida team happens to be from a local club that just merged with another club here in south Florida , those kids do get taken care of! It’s VERY obvious and Politics all the way! Very hard to cut a kid that’s part of your own club even if the taken is NOT there !
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