SCA and OYSA

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You specifically stated 13 to 18 yr olds. Go back and read for yourself cuz it seems like you have forgotten already. Not changing any narratives, just responding to your nonsense.

The answer is zero talented 13 to 18 year olds. Now that this topic is exhausted.

Can you address the recruitment of the talented tiny tikes? or continue to attempt to shift the narrative to a niche you have no presence or relevancy in?

Con, Con, Con.

The statement you cling to was and is a rhetorical question.

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Can I change the subject? SCA tookover a field that was being used by Eastside (unbeknownst to Eastside), a non-profit.

With very rare exceptions, non-profits don't do that to each other. For profit? Full speed ahead.

For profits simply operate different than the non-profits do. It is one thing when that leads to innovation; different when one club merely swipes the relationships/assets of another club.

Changing the subject is fine with me. Question.....did Eastside need that field? Did their agreement with the field owner terminate?

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Changing the subject is fine with me. Question.....did Eastside need that field? Did their agreement with the field owner terminate?

No a SCA flunkie coach took the HS PDX Adventist 3A/2A/1A gig for soccer and backdoor-ed his way onto the field.

Classic Con man move.

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Changing the subject is fine with me. Question.....did Eastside need that field? Did their agreement with the field owner terminate?

I think they were planning to use the field; no idea on the nature of their agreement with field owner . . . assume for a second that everything SCA did was legal; you still wouldn't see another non-profit do that Eastside.

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I think they were planning to use the field; no idea on the nature of their agreement with field owner . . . assume for a second that everything SCA did was legal; you still wouldn't see another non-profit do that Eastside.

without a doubt there is a shortage of fields in this town. so just wondering if Eastside needed it, due to their new facility they have.....

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I think they were planning to use the field; no idea on the nature of their agreement with field owner . . . assume for a second that everything SCA did was legal; you still wouldn't see another non-profit do that Eastside.

"do that to Eastside"

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The answer is zero talented 13 to 18 year olds. Now that this topic is exhausted.

Can you address the recruitment of the talented tiny tikes? or continue to attempt to shift the narrative to a niche you have no presence or relevancy in?

Con, Con, Con.

The statement you cling to was and is a rhetorical question.

Sorry, no. I have no knowledge of recruiting talented tikes. Is there such a thing as talented tikes? Lol.

You must of had some of yours "stolen"? Is that the cause of your bitterness?

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Sorry, no. I have no knowledge of recruiting talented tikes. Is there such a thing as talented tikes? Lol.

You must of had some of yours "stolen"? Is that the cause of your bitterness?

No just reading the hyper inflated descriptions of the SCA tikes on this thread. Maybe you got them hanging out in the Mall 205 concourse, that's your secret sauce.

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No a SCA flunkie coach took the HS PDX Adventist 3A/2A/1A gig for soccer and backdoor-ed his way onto the field.

Classic Con man move.

Spot on.

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SCA is not a club that is recognized by OYSA. Yes they did recruit players using the staff at RCF. The SCA staff is still to this day calling and emailing players that have committed to teams. The trouble is, since SCA is not a registered club in Oregon they can keep contacting all of the players that they want to. You can’t kick them out of a league that they are not going to play in anyways. There will be no SCA teams playing in OYSA.

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SCA is not a club that is recognized by OYSA. Yes they did recruit players using the staff at RCF. The SCA staff is still to this day calling and emailing players that have committed to teams. The trouble is, since SCA is not a registered club in Oregon they can keep contacting all of the players that they want to. You can’t kick them out of a league that they are not going to play in anyways. There will be no SCA teams playing in OYSA.

that's a lot of hearsay my friend.....but again, it's an anonymous soccer forum. what can you expect?

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that's a lot of hearsay my friend.....but again, it's an anonymous soccer forum. what can you expect?

You to respond to anything that involves SCA, anonymously of course.

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Buyer beware

I think it is great. Keep signing up for SCA, I will say I told you so.

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I think it is great. Keep signing up for SCA, I will say I told you so.

Dang, didn't take the call from SCA thought it was coming from the established SCA,
Society for Creative Anachronism. Maybe it was them on 2nd thought. Next time.

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Dang, didn't take the call from SCA thought it was coming from the established SCA,
Society for Creative Anachronism. Maybe it was them on 2nd thought. Next time.

Well these photos look like their staff.

http://baronyofthreemountains.org/