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And what club is this worth the trip for? The person asked about FC Portland, THUSC and Eastside? -
So how about VFC team out of Corvallis? Do they have a good coach? I live in Eugene and looking at other options. Any info is helpfulComment
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So if your an 02 player looking for options of good coaching for long run you seriously look at Portland fc or THUSCComment
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Thats what FC portland and Thusc parents will tell you. The fact is your looking for advice on an forum that nobody has to put there name.Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
The next post you will see is "My kid doesn't play for Thusc or FC portland, but I would say they are the best at development"... however how do we know their kid isn't from there?
"Westside has the best coaches"
"eastside has the best coaches"
"BSC has the best coaches"
Lets face it this isn't the place to try to make a decision on where you kid will play. I would recommend finding someone in the soccer community that you feel you can trust that doesn't have any current stock in any of the clubs. Maybe an old coach who doesn't coach any more. Maybe do research on the specific coaches you are looking into. Doing your own research away from a forum like this is better for your child.Comment
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Keep looking!!! I wish I could say that their improved record of late was a result of skills development, but they have simply mastered the art of kick and chase with the least amount of teamwork i've seen in the NPL division.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Agree this coach is a bully only focused on furthering his daughters soccer career.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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We have one more day of games left. I still dont see a score though for the TS game.
First lets congratulate ***C for clinching 1st place in the NPL division today. 44 goals is extremely impressive.
If VFC loss today then the 4 teams who made NWCL this year are the top 4 in fall league. I guess its fair to say the right teams went to NWCL this year. And they finished in the same order they did in NWCL. Impressive.
Looking at the Premier division I would actually drop the bottom 3 in this league: FCSC, Copa, and FC Portland and Move up: CFC, WUSC, and BSCComment
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Thank you for the weekly updates ***c parent. Does anyone know which league playing next year?Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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There virtually no keepers at this age group so 44 goals isn't all that impressive. I was more impressed with T/S only allowing 5 goals. Many teams in the past have scored more goals.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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I would agree 5 goals against is very impressive at this age.Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
44 is a lot of goals, if you look at Gu11 the previous 3 years the most any team had was 45 goals.Comment
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Name one. 44 goals in 13 games on a full sized field at 10 years old is very good.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Well its pretty easy to figure this out from 2010-2012 (3 seasons) at Gu11 the top scoring teams in the NPL divisionOriginally posted by Unregistered View Post
2012: CFC Red 28 goals, FC Portland 27 goals, Vancouver Timbers 22 goals
2011: FCSC 45 goals, FC portland 40 goals, Eastside 36 goals
2010: FCSC 27 goals, FC Portland 27 goals, WUSC 22 goals
So over the past 4 years only 1 team has had more goals, and only 3 (if you count ***C) have 40 or more goals
On a side note the top defensive teams in the past 4 years
FCSC 99: 2 Goals against
FC Portland 99: 3 Goals against
Westside Copa TS 02: 5 goals against
United SA 99: 7 goals against
So we are lucky enough this year to have a Westside team who currently would be 3rd in goals against in the last 4 years in the NPL and a ***C team who currently would be 2nd in the past 4 years in the NPL in goals for.Comment
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If the archives went back another year or two you'd see some more teams with better goal differential. Really, calm down its U11 soccer.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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