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Why do we have to lie to our selves lol EA is a joke and if you truly know anything about soccer you'll know that EA and the teams in EA other than CWS, and WE, are all 2nd to 3rd division teams in the RCL. It honestly truthfully is as follows. 1) ECNL, 2) RCL division 1, 3) ECRL, 4) RCL Divsion 2, 5) EA, 6) WPL Super League, 7) Rest of RCL, then 8) rest of WPL. and no im not biased its just the facts sorry to hurt feelings if you don't know then you don't know. Sorry but truth hurts it always does hurts.
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Say what you will about the leagues, my son is excited for the second day of WE tryouts. They were very well organized and there were a ton of very skilled players in his age group. Just watching from the parking lot, I do think the team will likely be a bit out of place against some of the EA clubs. Surely Celtic and CWS will be good matchups but there will also be some very lopsided results.
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Originally posted by Guest View Post2023/24 NWC EA
WE Surf
Capital Fc
Seattle Celtic
Gunners
MT rainer
Timbers north
Titans
these are all very meh clubs and below average teams. maybe seattle celtic and WE/Surf are more on the good side but the rest are a joke.
Seattle Celtic has beaten multiple WA based ECNL teams.
Based on what I've seen so far, I'd put Seattle United ECNL at the top, Crossfire ECNL, and I'm sure there's another really good ECNL team I'd put in 3rd place, but 4th and 5th in the state would go to CWS Sounders and Seattle Celtic.
Not meh.
Seattle Celtic would have been ECNL if it weren't for turf control: ECNL rules dictate that no two clubs can exist in the same territory, thus Seattle United and Seattle Celtic can't both be ECNL. SU set up shop in Seattle first, so they got their territory staked out.
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I think you are forgetting about the CWS Sounders, who are an excellent team and have also moved to EA.
Seattle Celtic has beaten multiple WA based ECNL teams.
Based on what I've seen so far, I'd put Seattle United ECNL at the top, Crossfire ECNL, and I'm sure there's another really good ECNL team I'd put in 3rd place, but 4th and 5th in the state would go to CWS Sounders and Seattle Celtic.
Not meh.
Seattle Celtic would have been ECNL if it weren't for turf control: ECNL rules dictate that no two clubs can exist in the same territory, thus Seattle United and Seattle Celtic can't both be ECNL. SU set up shop in Seattle first, so they got their territory staked out.
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I think you are forgetting about the CWS Sounders, who are an excellent team and have also moved to EA.
Seattle Celtic has beaten multiple WA based ECNL teams.
Based on what I've seen so far, I'd put Seattle United ECNL at the top, Crossfire ECNL, and I'm sure there's another really good ECNL team I'd put in 3rd place, but 4th and 5th in the state would go to CWS Sounders and Seattle Celtic.
Not meh.
Seattle Celtic would have been ECNL if it weren't for turf control: ECNL rules dictate that no two clubs can exist in the same territory, thus Seattle United and Seattle Celtic can't both be ECNL. SU set up shop in Seattle first, so they got their territory staked out.
BTW, Seattle Celtic are one of the oldest clubs in the state- I think they started in 1906? They also have much better access to fields than SU @ Magnuson Park. That has nothing to do with why SU were invited and not Celtic.
shpuld have just stopped at:
"I think you are forgetting about the CWS Sounders, who are an excellent team and have also moved to EA.
Seattle Celtic has beaten multiple WA based ECNL teams."
The rest just demonstrates your stupidity
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lol Seattle Celtic is about 20 years old, maybe a bit less. I know a few kids who were on some of the very first teams that were formed, I think most were SU kids who moved over with the coaches who left SU to start Celtic. Perhaps there was something called Seattle Celtic that was founded over a hundred years ago, but I don't think that has any links to the current Celtic organization.
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CWS are a good club. On the boys side, I think I may have counted 3 wins in 3 years across all age groups vs ECNL teams.
BTW, Seattle Celtic are one of the oldest clubs in the state- I think they started in 1906? They also have much better access to fields than SU @ Magnuson Park. That has nothing to do with why SU were invited and not Celtic.
shpuld have just stopped at:
"I think you are forgetting about the CWS Sounders, who are an excellent team and have also moved to EA.
Seattle Celtic has beaten multiple WA based ECNL teams."
The rest just demonstrates your stupidity
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