pardon me, but why do some people feel they have a right to participate in that system? How is it like anything else? if there were huge tv contracts and billions of dollars at the end of the pot, the system would reflect that. Cbub soccer is a mostly a pre College crowd. They are where the money is. Is it the same hurdle for Women's Basketball?
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http://talking-soccer.com/TS4/forum/...l-decision-day
Less there be any question, just read some of the comments in here. Taking the racist "white" out of it, there are posters saying that if you need to make it into a college program you want, you NEED to drop upwards of a $100k just for private schooling, add in another, what...$30k for all the club soccer with the travel, never mind the commitment it takes for some families who need to work two jobs just to make ends meet which it makes it impossible.
So, congrats to all of us (and, yes, I'm in the category who can afford a lot of this, not all) who can pound our chests that our kids are amongst the best players in the country....who can afford it.Comment
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It's not about the "right" but that talented players are often missed or drop out of the pricey pay-to-play system because it's too costly to participate. Even more so for girls because there's no free-to-play pro club system link MLS has.Originally posted by Guest View PostComment
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so what? people have to decide what they can afford in all walks of life. Why should soccer training be any different?Originally posted by Guest View PostComment
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Says the guy who can afford club soccer. Many cannot and talent is missed. Homogeneity doesn't make for good soccerOriginally posted by Guest View PostComment
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I cant afford it, but I dont see why club soccer is the relevant.Originally posted by Guest View PostComment
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Life is unfair. Those who accept this and work to overcome obstacles are the ones who will succeed.Originally posted by Guest View PostComment
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Only the rich can California dream! # WE RL THE SHOREComment
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