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So you can look into the lives of players and families and decide who benefits and who doesn't? Subsidize for who? Training fees are 2,000 and players train. Not sure where you are going with this post.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostSo you can look into the lives of players and families and decide who benefits and who doesn't? Subsidize for who? Training fees are 2,000 and players train. Not sure where you are going with this post.
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No its not obvious. The clubs that were granted ECNL consistently have had good girls programs. Enough to field reserve teams except for U18. I am still sticking with my statement that you have no idea who benefits or doesn't in youth soccer. Benefits for reserve players may be commitment to a sport, staying fit and playing the game they obviously love for continuing to play club in the HS years.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostNo its not obvious. The clubs that were granted ECNL consistently have had good girls programs. Enough to field reserve teams except for U18. I am still sticking with my statement that you have no idea who benefits or doesn't in youth soccer. Benefits for reserve players may be commitment to a sport, staying fit and playing the game they obviously love for continuing to play club in the HS years.
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Originally posted by unregistered View Postthose that haven't ended up going to college to play soccer are ones that wouldn't have benefitted. I know that those "consistently good girls" programs have not always sent their entire team on to college and that is likely to not change. Many parents think that their daughters are much better than they really are. Ecnl is going to magnify that.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostHonestly I was able to get out for the first time and watch a couple of the local ECNL teams play each other recently. Besides a "referee" issue where a couple teams did not even get to play what I saw was impressive by some but not every player and what I think it boils down too is that we approach soccer difference in this country, we price some really good players out from families the can barely afford a recreational program. If we are ever going to truly be a soccer nation we need to find away to turn this upside down and reach all kids. MLS is a business, has no interest in seeing our national teams succeed or working to help costs in the youth ranks either. Just backwards really.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostVery true, why are clubs paying Timbers to play in their leagues and state cup? Shouldn't the Timbers be working to find a solution to reduce costs instead of increasing them?
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostThose that haven't ended up going to college to play soccer are ones that wouldn't have benefitted. I know that those "consistently good girls" programs have not always sent their entire team on to college and that is likely to not change. Many parents think that their daughters are much better than they really are. ECNL is going to magnify that.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostOYSA doesn't have $600K in slush funds that they milked from their members over the years to help offset costs. Since socialism abounds here in Oregon, OPL should use that money for all leagues to help offset costs. Or maybe install new infrastructure.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostOYSA would have a lot more money if they didn't have such a huge payroll and expense accounts. They've staffed up and travelled considerably since they aligned with the Timbers cash cow.
Have you seen how much cash ECNL is making? Its like a cash geyser. They should cut costs and they would still be ridiculously profitable.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostHave you seen how much cash ECNL is making? Its like a cash geyser. They should cut costs and they would still be ridiculously profitable.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostDivide ECNL's cash reserves by 50 states and you'll find that OYSA is bilking you out if a lot more money than ECNL ever could.
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ECNL has made hundreds of thousands in free profit per year but that's nothing if you divide by the number of people in the US. Or if you compare to the profit that Apple makes in a year. It's nothing.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostECNL has made hundreds of thousands in free profit per year but that's nothing if you divide by the number of people in the US. Or if you compare to the profit that Apple makes in a year. It's nothing.
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