Because they played well, short staffed, with a new mix of players, playing together for the first time, against deep Richmond United teams. On a fricking hot day! To me - that earns a great job. |
So are the remaining playups “worthy” of playing up? |
I'm not sure to be honest. It is more controlled than last year. Does it need more? Let's see how they do and I can only hope the coaches and parents won't force what doesn't work. Last year, it looked and even was "sold" as a matter of club policy. As long as they keep up, sure. If a forward is still scoring, then she's getting it done. If not, she should go back down. A midfielder who is still making the plays and controlling play, sure. If not, she should go back down. So on and so forth. |
So they participated. |
100% |
You are clueless |
5-5 score even playing 10v11 for 15 min. You say this? Sure troll. |
Ok. The U15s, with 10 players on a hot summer day, came away with a tie. Is that all we are allowed to ask about? U14, U16, U17, U18? |
Perhaps that is the only score the person knows? Is there a age group in particular you are interested in? |
U14 and U16 |
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Not sure if I am thinking about same person. There may be more than one example. In the case I am thinking of the the player had a choice of playing for MU at their age group or playing for a better team at their age group. Maybe they would have stayed if MU let them play up a year? If you are good enough to play up for MU you are probably good enough to play your age group for their competitors. |
Metro lost both U14 and U16 games by a score of 0-40. Happy now? Move along. |
I heard it was 2:63 and 5 six year olds played U16 |
Are you saying that getting a tie against a lowly ECNL team in one age group is a noteworthy achievement for a mighty DA program such as MU? |