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[Post New]03/19/2020 13:47
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:No soccer until next year...when most players will have developed (physically and talent wise) very differently by then.

No need to talk about current teams/players. They will all look very different next year.


Yes I just hope we are back to normal by next year. Just remember girls and boys do not peak at u12/u13. So make sure your girl/s are enjoying playing and continue to play(when it’s safe to do so).
[Post New]03/19/2020 16:57
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:No soccer until next year...when most players will have developed (physically and talent wise) very differently by then.

No need to talk about current teams/players. They will all look very different next year.


Yes I just hope we are back to normal by next year. Just remember girls and boys do not peak at u12/u13. So make sure your girl/s are enjoying playing and continue to play(when it’s safe to do so).


Depends on what you mean by safe. If the objective is to avoid any risk of catching the virus, it'll be 12-18 months of distancing and/or lockdown. and playing in the backyard. If the objective is to reduce the social cost of the virus, it might be 6-8 weeks and then up to individuals to determine the level of risk that is tolerable for their kids and families. Either way, agreed with the above statements.
[Post New]03/19/2020 17:44
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:No soccer until next year...when most players will have developed (physically and talent wise) very differently by then.

No need to talk about current teams/players. They will all look very different next year.


Yes I just hope we are back to normal by next year. Just remember girls and boys do not peak at u12/u13. So make sure your girl/s are enjoying playing and continue to play(when it’s safe to do so).


Depends on what you mean by safe. If the objective is to avoid any risk of catching the virus, it'll be 12-18 months of distancing and/or lockdown. and playing in the backyard. If the objective is to reduce the social cost of the virus, it might be 6-8 weeks and then up to individuals to determine the level of risk that is tolerable for their kids and families. Either way, agreed with the above statements.


The state has limited gatherings. Any tryout or game would surpass the State order.
[Post New]03/19/2020 17:51
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:No soccer until next year...when most players will have developed (physically and talent wise) very differently by then.

No need to talk about current teams/players. They will all look very different next year.


Yes I just hope we are back to normal by next year. Just remember girls and boys do not peak at u12/u13. So make sure your girl/s are enjoying playing and continue to play(when it’s safe to do so).


Depends on what you mean by safe. If the objective is to avoid any risk of catching the virus, it'll be 12-18 months of distancing and/or lockdown. and playing in the backyard. If the objective is to reduce the social cost of the virus, it might be 6-8 weeks and then up to individuals to determine the level of risk that is tolerable for their kids and families. Either way, agreed with the above statements.


The state has limited gatherings. Any tryout or game would surpass the State order.


Maybe tryouts will be in August...like they should be?
[Post New]03/19/2020 18:01
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:No soccer until next year...when most players will have developed (physically and talent wise) very differently by then.

No need to talk about current teams/players. They will all look very different next year.


Yes I just hope we are back to normal by next year. Just remember girls and boys do not peak at u12/u13. So make sure your girl/s are enjoying playing and continue to play(when it’s safe to do so).


Depends on what you mean by safe. If the objective is to avoid any risk of catching the virus, it'll be 12-18 months of distancing and/or lockdown. and playing in the backyard. If the objective is to reduce the social cost of the virus, it might be 6-8 weeks and then up to individuals to determine the level of risk that is tolerable for their kids and families. Either way, agreed with the above statements.


The state has limited gatherings. Any tryout or game would surpass the State order.


Maybe tryouts will be in August...like they should be?[/quot

My guess is that we are done for this year. Clubs will invite their current teams back to finish up the spring season that was lost in 2020. While this is going on, they will be evaluating and then setting up their tryout dates in 2021 for the new season in the fall.
[Post New]03/19/2020 18:13
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:No soccer until next year...when most players will have developed (physically and talent wise) very differently by then.

No need to talk about current teams/players. They will all look very different next year.


Yes I just hope we are back to normal by next year. Just remember girls and boys do not peak at u12/u13. So make sure your girl/s are enjoying playing and continue to play(when it’s safe to do so).


Depends on what you mean by safe. If the objective is to avoid any risk of catching the virus, it'll be 12-18 months of distancing and/or lockdown. and playing in the backyard. If the objective is to reduce the social cost of the virus, it might be 6-8 weeks and then up to individuals to determine the level of risk that is tolerable for their kids and families. Either way, agreed with the above statements.


The state has limited gatherings. Any tryout or game would surpass the State order.


Yeah, I get that doofus. The question is if/when that order gets lifted, what happens then. It's not like the question will not be there in the absence of the order. The order will not last 12-18 months.
[Post New]03/19/2020 22:12
Anonymous
All good for the superior athletes/ballers with numerous offers in hand 😏 🐸
[Post New]03/19/2020 23:13
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:All good for the superior athletes/ballers with numerous offers in hand 😏 🐸


The meaning of the frog?
[Post New]03/19/2020 23:14
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:All good for the superior athletes/ballers with numerous offers in hand 😏 🐸


For phantom teams...
[Post New]03/28/2020 00:33
Anonymous
🐸🐸🐸

The non-athlete parents with the non-athlete kids 😂🤣😏😆 LOL

[Post New]03/28/2020 07:04
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:🐸🐸🐸

The non-athlete parents with the non-athlete kids 😂🤣😏😆 LOL



You’re a d bag
[Post New]04/19/2020 15:20
Anonymous



Looks like a non-athlete parent was offended by the words 'non-athlete'
[Post New]04/19/2020 15:59
Anonymous
Arlington could probably hold a tryout for non Arlington players only now.

I don’t think more than 10 would show up.
[Post New]04/19/2020 16:54
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Arlington could probably hold a tryout for non Arlington players only now.

I don’t think more than 10 would show up.


So you think there would be more interest? 10 would be more then showed up for the tryouts before DA folded.
[Post New]04/19/2020 16:59
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:


Looks like a non-athlete parent was offended by the words 'non-athlete'


Is the parent the non-athlete or the kid the non-athlete?
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