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    #31
    To be frank, the experience will be entirely dependent on the coach. None of the clubs in the area have a true cohesive model applicable across their teams that will fit what you're asking. Crossfire a and b are very athletic based on quickness and skills gained prior to joining and pigeon hole players into just one b position. SU a and b play entirely different styles from one another. Eastside A emphasizes winning above development. Sound is an absolute mess organizationally. PAC has a lot of talented individual players but their "system" is inflexible and the kids don't learn how to read the game.

    In the end, just try to pick a coach who isn't an ******* at that age who coaches their players the same way they'd coach teenagers.

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      #32
      Originally posted by Guest View Post
      To be frank, the experience will be entirely dependent on the coach. None of the clubs in the area have a true cohesive model applicable across their teams that will fit what you're asking. Crossfire a and b are very athletic based on quickness and skills gained prior to joining and pigeon hole players into just one b position. SU a and b play entirely different styles from one another. Eastside A emphasizes winning above development. Sound is an absolute mess organizationally. PAC has a lot of talented individual players but their "system" is inflexible and the kids don't learn how to read the game.

      In the end, just try to pick a coach who isn't an ******* at that age who coaches their players the same way they'd coach teenagers.
      Your point about there being no “true cohesive model applicable across their teams“ is absolutely true of every single WYS club from XFire to PacNW to SU to Eastside, and every other WYS club in between. However, there are a few focused clubs not in WYS that do have a “cohesive model applicable across their teams“.

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        #33
        Crossfire is the best club we have all types of coaches and I’m sure one of them will fit your needs, especially if you are a hot white mom with money and a good body. Your kids soccer skills are secondary, it’s more about your checkbook and your makeup style.

        with hugs and touches - Billy the Toucher (Boys ECNL Director)

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          #34
          Talk to Bernie if you want first team he can fix that.

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            #35
            Pac has the most smaller technical players we have seen.
            XF goes with speed and height
            SU likes stronger more powerful players. SU players are more physical

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              #36
              Originally posted by Guest View Post
              Pac has the most smaller technical players we have seen.
              XF goes with speed and height
              SU likes stronger more powerful players. SU players are more physical
              Pretty sad shopping lists. Nothing about what these clubs stand for.

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