SCA and OYSA

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At Westside. Not an 07 parent, so cannot speak to this game.

But SE is one of the best young coaches in Oregon; if anyone can resurrect the 07 team from the ashes after a whole bunch of kids left last year, it's him.

Dude, west sides 07 girls would give SCA 07 boys a good game

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Dude, west sides 07 girls would give SCA 07 boys a good game

07’s are 11 and 12 right? At that age my DD’s team was routinely thumping boys teams in her club. A few years from now (or less) it’ll be a different story. But I’m not sure what point you’re trying to make.

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07’s are 11 and 12 right? At that age my DD’s team was routinely thumping boys teams in her club. A few years from now (or less) it’ll be a different story. But I’m not sure what point you’re trying to make.

I’m pretty sure that the point they were trying to make was that SCA’s elite recruitment of players fell short of expectations. They will be a solid 3rd division team in OYSA

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Society for Creative Anachronism

I don't understand why people get so worked up by the Society for Creative Anachronism. If someone from England wants to dress up like a knight and hit his friends with a foam sword just let them. This is 'Merica and people fought for these sorts of freedoms of expression however strange they may be.

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I don't understand why people get so worked up by the Society for Creative Anachronism. If someone from England wants to dress up like a knight and hit his friends with a foam sword just let them. This is 'Merica and people fought for these sorts of freedoms of expression however strange they may be.

You forgot the part about getting stone cold drunk. That's the essence of SCA--who were LARPing before LARPing was even a word.

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Muppets FC

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This thread is still going? Holy ....
Let me ask one question...does Oregon soccer operate in a free market economy or no?

If you don't understand the question continue spewing out your hate and awful opinions.

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At Westside. Not an 07 parent, so cannot speak to this game.

But SE is one of the best young coaches in Oregon; if anyone can resurrect the 07 team from the ashes after a whole bunch of kids left last year, it's him.

A good coach wouldn’t have lost that many kids

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This thread is still going? Holy ....
Let me ask one question...does Oregon soccer operate in a free market economy or no?

If you don't understand the question continue spewing out your hate and awful opinions.

All USYS/OYSA soccer operates under a non-profit distinction.

A free market is a system in which the prices for goods and services are determined by the open market and by consumers.

In OYSA club soccer each non-profit determines the price for goods and services many charge nothing and offer scholarships. The consumer is just the beneficiary in many cases.

Oregon has no OYSA member clubs that operate in free open market.

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A good coach wouldn’t have lost that many kids

Most of 'em were gone before he took over the team.

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Most of 'em were gone before he took over the team.

So you are talking about the 2017/18 not the 2018/19 team? I know they lost a few this year too that’s why I was clarifying.

If that’s true how come that team didn’t do that well after he got them?

They look disorganized, couldn’t play our of the back well and got thumped like 12-0 by wash t before the end of the campaign (wash t was a good team but not THAT good)

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So you are talking about the 2017/18 not the 2018/19 team? I know they lost a few this year too that’s why I was clarifying.

If that’s true how come that team didn’t do that well after he got them?

They look disorganized, couldn’t play our of the back well and got thumped like 12-0 by wash t before the end of the campaign (wash t was a good team but not THAT good)

Westside has been pieced back together. They are probably still 4 to 0 better than SCA. SCA looked terrible this weekend. If they are allowed to play in OYSA then I don’t think anything higher than the third division would be appropriate

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Westside has been pieced back together. They are probably still 4 to 0 better than SCA. SCA looked terrible this weekend. If they are allowed to play in OYSA then I don’t think anything higher than the third division would be appropriate

I’m not even paying attention to sca😂

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So you are talking about the 2017/18 not the 2018/19 team? I know they lost a few this year too that’s why I was clarifying.

If that’s true how come that team didn’t do that well after he got them?

They look disorganized, couldn’t play our of the back well and got thumped like 12-0 by wash t before the end of the campaign (wash t was a good team but not THAT good)

Yes, 2017-18. Some went to FC. One of their top players moved out of the area. One of the 08s who was playing up, dropped back to playing on age (he is a very good player, but small even by 08 standards). But the team was decimated after the 2018 State Cup.

This year they are looking much better. Some new kids in; and SE is a great coach who will see them improve significantly. They were, overall, a much better team at the end of last season than they were at the start.

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All USYS/OYSA soccer operates under a non-profit distinction.

A free market is a system in which the prices for goods and services are determined by the open market and by consumers.

In OYSA club soccer each non-profit determines the price for goods and services many charge nothing and offer scholarships. The consumer is just the beneficiary in many cases.

Oregon has no OYSA member clubs that operate in free open market.

This is a good point. People think free market means that a company can do as they please. But almost every company operates under regulations. The real question is who sets and enforces those regulations.