Just look at the number of threads polluting this blog with anti-OPL threads. Those that aren't specifically about the OPL are littered with anti-OPL posts. Give it a rest already.
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+1. One of these days folks are going to try to put this thing back together and the rougher folks are with each other now the harder that is going to be in the future.Originally posted by Unregistered View Post -
That candles been lit from both ends now for 5 years.Originally posted by Slow Xavi View PostComment
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Hahahaha look at these opl parents getting butt hurt and scared that their league is going down the drain.
So funny! Start another thread ! You mad?!Comment
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Opl parents have actually been the worst. So comical.
It's the opl whiner machine! Reflects the parents vividly.Comment
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This is not a BLOG, this is a chat board, BLOGS, are not generally threads of people discussing something, they are one authors thoughts on a subject.Comment
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The Timbers have hired people to contact clubs and have them switch from OPL to OYSA - FACTOriginally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Yes. Mt Hood Challenge organizers Mike and Valorie have been contacting coaches.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Good, the quicker we get back to one league the better.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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But then the Timbers won't be able to win their own league!Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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The OPL/OPC was dreamed up by the same person that planted the seed of the Timbers Alliance and then ultimately moved the alliance under the OYSA umbrella. Honestly there never should have been a split to begin with. I have nothing against OPL teams or parents, what I have a problem with is the elitist attitude of a few metro area clubs that they and they alone should determine the fate of competitive youth soccer within our small state to the detriment of all youth outside our lovely metro area. Not surprisingly, the OPL concept is caving in a little. Can they survive without the rest of the clubs? Of course they can just as the OYSA clubs survived without the OPL.
You have to ask yourself what you think is best for ALL youth soccer in Oregon.
For me it is simple, the OPL should never have been formed in the first place. Now that it is all correcting itself it is painful for those caught in the transition. It was painful for my child when the OPL split off to begin with and we were left with a crumbling ODP program that parents couldn't afford and having to compete in the FWR league in order to get competition. So, I am not immune to the angst that it causes.
At the end of the day I believe this is a good thing.Comment
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Would you like some Cheese to go with that?
How short is your memory? Remember the formation of the OPL?Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
Still waiting for the OPL to come on TS and tell us what they have left to offer and how they can deliver on the promises they made?
I hear quality is the number one selling point but I have yet to hear how that would change if they JOINED.
It's not like they have to switch to being TA clubs or anything.Comment
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So says you moron. Keep posting anonymously on this ridiculous blog full to the bring of steaming sh!t.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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