Can you access MLSN rosters like you can for ECNL?

[Anonymous]

Stupid question, but I've never been able to figure out where to see MLSN rosters. It's probably obvious, but can anyone help?

[Anonymous]

No, it is not published publicly like ECNL.

[Anonymous]

Thanks!

[Anonymous]

Dear Creepy Stalker,
Access Denied!

[Anonymous]

Look at social media starting XI lineup pictures!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Dear Creepy Stalker,
Access Denied!

Yeah, my son has a game next week and wants to know if some old teammates are still on the other team.
So creepy!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Dear Creepy Stalker,
Access Denied!

Yeah, my son has a game next week and wants to know if some old teammates are still on the other team.
So creepy!

ssuuuuuuuurrrrrrreeeee
blame da kid

through school and social media, all these kids know who's playing where

[Anonymous]

Our starting 11 changes game to game. If there is a double header or a showcase- some players are assigned one day and some the others—so even with social media you don’t always know.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Our starting 11 changes game to game. If there is a double header or a showcase- some players are assigned one day and some the others—so even with social media you don’t always know.

Then just show up ready to play. Not even the Red Bulls with a staff of 20 do advanced scouting.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Our starting 11 changes game to game. If there is a double header or a showcase- some players are assigned one day and some the others—so even with social media you don’t always know.

Then just show up ready to play. Not even the Red Bulls with a staff of 20 do advanced scouting.

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

In other words, when they're warming up you'll see who's playing 😏

[Anonymous]

No matter how benign the OP question, the trolls and a$$holes always jump in. I’m convinced there are just a few parents that keep this soccer forum open 24/7 because they have no lives off the internet. Shame because this could actually be a forum that builds soccer knowledge rather than tears it down.

[Anonymous]

I don’t think this is any creepier than the person who asked exactly what field does (club name)’s (birth year) (gender) (color) team play in. And then created a second post with another question about that team (yes I am assuming it’s the same person cause who is that specific more than once in the space of a day or two?)

[Anonymous]

Anyone else had a kid who played DA a few years before MLSNext took its place? When Demosphere was the platform, you clicked on a team and saw every stat for every kid playing, including games played, games started, minutes played, goals, assists, cards, etc. it was even easier to see it all laid out than on the college sites. Then they had a separate place where you could see goal/assist/save leaders by region or nationwide.

It probably caused stress for some kids, but it also meant it was very easy for the kids with good stats to get recruited as coaches would seek out the scoreboard leaders at showcases.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No matter how benign the OP question, the trolls and a$$holes always jump in. I’m convinced there are just a few parents that keep this soccer forum open 24/7 because they have no lives off the internet. Shame because this could actually be a forum that builds soccer knowledge rather than tears it down.

build soccer knowledge by finding out how to retrieve mlsnext rosters?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Stupid question, but I've never been able to figure out where to see MLSN rosters. It's probably obvious, but can anyone help?

No stupid questions just stupid people.