ECNL moving to school year not calendar

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Also breaking news.
For 26/27 players will be allowed to play 90 min a day of soccer within the same league.

Not showcases.

Part of the mitigation for 26/27 will allow a Dec 2010 to join the 11/10s and 10/09s and play up to 90 min a day between both teams.

Yeah can't just say this without more info. Where are you hearing this?

Also would love to know who is keeping track of mins

Substitutions must be done on a league app. App keeps track of total minutes by player. Ref must run game clock on app too.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Also breaking news.
For 26/27 players will be allowed to play 90 min a day of soccer within the same league.

Not showcases.

Part of the mitigation for 26/27 will allow a Dec 2010 to join the 11/10s and 10/09s and play up to 90 min a day between both teams.

Yeah can't just say this without more info. Where are you hearing this?

Also would love to know who is keeping track of mins

Substitutions must be done on a league app. App keeps track of total minutes by player. Ref must run game clock on app too.

Forcing refs + leagues to run the game clocks off an app will be incredible. End of game scores will occur instantly on the schedules league link.

The other stuff I dont really care about about because coaches will cheat and abuse minutes.

[Anonymous]

This talk of refs keeping individual player mins is ridiculous. I thought I'd seen it all in these 1067 pages.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This talk of refs keeping individual player mins is ridiculous. I thought I'd seen it all in these 1067 pages.

I was the poster of the 90 min I didn’t hear anything about an app. The info I received was from my club director regarding uniform with duplicate numbers as well as plays playing with multiple teams in a day. It sounds like 26/27 will allow more flexibility to limit the stress of the age group changes.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This talk of refs keeping individual player mins is ridiculous. I thought I'd seen it all in these 1067 pages.

MLSN biobanding players can play in 2 teams with 90 min total cap.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This talk of refs keeping individual player mins is ridiculous. I thought I'd seen it all in these 1067 pages.

I was the poster of the 90 min I didn’t hear anything about an app. The info I received was from my club director regarding uniform with duplicate numbers as well as plays playing with multiple teams in a day. It sounds like 26/27 will allow more flexibility to limit the stress of the age group changes.

Its a good start, But why would MLS teams need to move players down if htey are staying BY??? I kid.... we all know why....

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Also breaking news.
For 26/27 players will be allowed to play 90 min a day of soccer within the same league.

Not showcases.

Part of the mitigation for 26/27 will allow a Dec 2010 to join the 11/10s and 10/09s and play up to 90 min a day between both teams.

Yeah can't just say this without more info. Where are you hearing this?

Also would love to know who is keeping track of mins

Substitutions must be done on a league app. App keeps track of total minutes by player. Ref must run game clock on app too.

Forcing refs + leagues to run the game clocks off an app will be incredible. End of game scores will occur instantly on the schedules league link.

The other stuff I dont really care about about because coaches will cheat and abuse minutes.

I was the PP and refs often times can't even get the final score right and now they're supposed to keep track of minutes. No way this will be abused

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Also breaking news.
For 26/27 players will be allowed to play 90 min a day of soccer within the same league.

Not showcases.

Part of the mitigation for 26/27 will allow a Dec 2010 to join the 11/10s and 10/09s and play up to 90 min a day between both teams.

Yeah can't just say this without more info. Where are you hearing this?

Also would love to know who is keeping track of mins

Substitutions must be done on a league app. App keeps track of total minutes by player. Ref must run game clock on app too.

Forcing refs + leagues to run the game clocks off an app will be incredible. End of game scores will occur instantly on the schedules league link.

The other stuff I dont really care about about because coaches will cheat and abuse minutes.

I was the PP and refs often times can't even get the final score right and now they're supposed to keep track of minutes. No way this will be abused

I’m sure the clubs will police each other, they already do a good job of catching discovery player misuse!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This talk of refs keeping individual player mins is ridiculous. I thought I'd seen it all in these 1067 pages.

I was the poster of the 90 min I didn’t hear anything about an app. The info I received was from my club director regarding uniform with duplicate numbers as well as plays playing with multiple teams in a day. It sounds like 26/27 will allow more flexibility to limit the stress of the age group changes.

Its a good start, But why would MLS teams need to move players down if htey are staying BY??? I kid.... we all know why....

My club is ECNL boys and GA girls.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This talk of refs keeping individual player mins is ridiculous. I thought I'd seen it all in these 1067 pages.

I was the poster of the 90 min I didn’t hear anything about an app. The info I received was from my club director regarding uniform with duplicate numbers as well as plays playing with multiple teams in a day. It sounds like 26/27 will allow more flexibility to limit the stress of the age group changes.

I’m not sure why that clubs can’t figure numbers out. Most are on a two year cycle so they should assign numbers now or next season. It’s not that complicated.

[Anonymous]

Technical director back from GA playoffs. Said the age change is happening. 8-1 to 7-31. Large Texas club.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Technical director back from GA playoffs. Said the age change is happening. 8-1 to 7-31. Large Texas club.

There arent any large Texas GA clubs.

If youre going to lie think about the details first.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Technical director back from GA playoffs. Said the age change is happening. 8-1 to 7-31. Large Texas club.

My DOC (large west coast club with 120+ teams) who was there says the meeting "did not go into details about the age change" , but he is 99.9% sure it is happening.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Technical director back from GA playoffs. Said the age change is happening. 8-1 to 7-31. Large Texas club.

There arent any large Texas GA clubs.

If youre going to lie think about the details first.

HTX is a huge club. In fact NWSL Houston Dash actually partner with the club for its academy, 1 of the 5 clubs that host the academy of a NWSL team.

If you refuse to believe what you don't want to hear, think about the details first.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Technical director back from GA playoffs. Said the age change is happening. 8-1 to 7-31. Large Texas club.

Not true even in the least. I was in GA league meeting w/ club owners and directors yesterday, it is staying BY confirmed. Stop BSing people.

It doesn’t matter anyway, so why are you just making things up?