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[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:With BRYC there is a HUGE difference between ECNL and Bridge teams. If you have a player interested in Bridge get advice from those on a Bridge team. If you have a player playing ECNL (I have one) get advice from those parents. Very happy with coaching, teammates and parents and staying!

Also, I will not disparage other teams to elevate mine. I found the right fit for my kid, and you should do that as well. Stressful time with tryouts, we all feel that.

Bridge players feel they should be considered for ECNL

Then they need to come try out!! No one from ECNL is going to come seek them out at their bridge team practice or games. And if they are as amazing as their parents think they are, they will be welcomed with open arms by the coaches. What am I missing here?

100% agree. If they're a solid player they will absolutely be considered, but they have to take the initiative and come tryout

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:With BRYC there is a HUGE difference between ECNL and Bridge teams. If you have a player interested in Bridge get advice from those on a Bridge team. If you have a player playing ECNL (I have one) get advice from those parents. Very happy with coaching, teammates and parents and staying!

Also, I will not disparage other teams to elevate mine. I found the right fit for my kid, and you should do that as well. Stressful time with tryouts, we all feel that.

Bridge players feel they should be considered for ECNL

Then they need to come try out!! No one from ECNL is going to come seek them out at their bridge team practice or games. And if they are as amazing as their parents think they are, they will be welcomed with open arms by the coaches. What am I missing here?

You're not missing anything. Tryouts are open to anyone--just register on the website and go. It's not that difficult.

[Anonymous]

Rec players the rescue for Bryc ecnl!!

[Anonymous]

I thought I recognized that Scottish accent. I thought it was just another bum putting fliers under windshields in the parking lot. It was BRYC tryout fliers hahaha I just balled it up and tossed back at him and headed to SYC practice. See ya later mate.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:With BRYC there is a HUGE difference between ECNL and Bridge teams. If you have a player interested in Bridge get advice from those on a Bridge team. If you have a player playing ECNL (I have one) get advice from those parents. Very happy with coaching, teammates and parents and staying!

Also, I will not disparage other teams to elevate mine. I found the right fit for my kid, and you should do that as well. Stressful time with tryouts, we all feel that.

Bridge players feel they should be considered for ECNL

Then they need to come try out!! No one from ECNL is going to come seek them out at their bridge team practice or games. And if they are as amazing as their parents think they are, they will be welcomed with open arms by the coaches. What am I missing here?

As horrible as almost every boys ECNL was this year If I was BW would myself along with CJ attend every bridge, composite , rec, and every other local clubs training in an effort to replace the garbage they put out on the field this season.

Crappy way to talk about kids, and you know it. Take your bitterness elsewhere.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:With BRYC there is a HUGE difference between ECNL and Bridge teams. If you have a player interested in Bridge get advice from those on a Bridge team. If you have a player playing ECNL (I have one) get advice from those parents. Very happy with coaching, teammates and parents and staying!

Also, I will not disparage other teams to elevate mine. I found the right fit for my kid, and you should do that as well. Stressful time with tryouts, we all feel that.

Bridge players feel they should be considered for ECNL

Then they need to come try out!! No one from ECNL is going to come seek them out at their bridge team practice or games. And if they are as amazing as their parents think they are, they will be welcomed with open arms by the coaches. What am I missing here?

As horrible as almost every boys ECNL was this year If I was BW would myself along with CJ attend every bridge, composite , rec, and every other local clubs training in an effort to replace the garbage they put out on the field this season.

Crappy way to talk about kids, and you know it. Take your bitterness elsewhere.

It’s your crappy product you put on the field . The kids are fine just in over their heads

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:With BRYC there is a HUGE difference between ECNL and Bridge teams. If you have a player interested in Bridge get advice from those on a Bridge team. If you have a player playing ECNL (I have one) get advice from those parents. Very happy with coaching, teammates and parents and staying!

Also, I will not disparage other teams to elevate mine. I found the right fit for my kid, and you should do that as well. Stressful time with tryouts, we all feel that.

Bridge players feel they should be considered for ECNL

Then they need to come try out!! No one from ECNL is going to come seek them out at their bridge team practice or games. And if they are as amazing as their parents think they are, they will be welcomed with open arms by the coaches. What am I missing here?

As horrible as almost every boys ECNL was this year If I was BW would myself along with CJ attend every bridge, composite , rec, and every other local clubs training in an effort to replace the garbage they put out on the field this season.

Crappy way to talk about kids, and you know it. Take your bitterness elsewhere.

Why do I have a feeling your kid got little playing time or cut from a BRYC team. And, rather than take it as an opportunity to find a better fit, you're going to spend your days bashing a youth soccer club. Denial isn't a river in Egypt.

It’s your crappy product you put on the field . The kids are fine just in over their heads

[Anonymous]

It’s your crappy product you put on the field . The kids are fine just in over their heads

Why do I have a feeling your kid got little playing time or cut from a BRYC team. And, rather than take it as an opportunity to find a better fit, you're going to spend your days bashing a youth soccer club. Denial isn't a river in Egypt.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

It’s your crappy product you put on the field . The kids are fine just in over their heads

Why do I have a feeling your kid got little playing time or cut from a BRYC team. And, rather than take it as an opportunity to find a better fit, you're going to spend your days bashing a youth soccer club. Denial isn't a river in Egypt.

Bryc is no shape to cut anyone and to answer your question we sat thru a miserable year of ECNL and are leaving to go to a better club next year.

[Anonymous]

Bryc is no shape to cut anyone and to answer your question we sat thru a miserable year of ECNL and are leaving to go to a better club next year.

Sorry you kid couldn't get it done on the field. Probably best for to let someone else have a crack at it. Then again, if you care solely about winning championships at this age, you're probably in for a few more unsatisfying years of youth sports.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

It’s your crappy product you put on the field . The kids are fine just in over their heads

Why do I have a feeling your kid got little playing time or cut from a BRYC team. And, rather than take it as an opportunity to find a better fit, you're going to spend your days bashing a youth soccer club. Denial isn't a river in Egypt.

Bryc is no shape to cut anyone and to answer your question we sat thru a miserable year of ECNL and are leaving to go to a better club next year.

Curious how many clubs that will make for your poor kid, I bet no one sees his potential, coaches him correctly or supports him on the field. Move on, I'm guessing even if your kid is good no one will be sad to see you guys go.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:
Bryc is no shape to cut anyone and to answer your question we sat thru a miserable year of ECNL and are leaving to go to a better club next year.

Sorry you kid couldn't get it done on the field. Probably best for to let someone else have a crack at it. Then again, if you care solely about winning championships at this age, you're probably in for a few more unsatisfying years of youth sports.

It's not a single struggling age group in ECNL. It's every age group.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
Bryc is no shape to cut anyone and to answer your question we sat thru a miserable year of ECNL and are leaving to go to a better club next year.

Sorry you kid couldn't get it done on the field. Probably best for to let someone else have a crack at it. Then again, if you care solely about winning championships at this age, you're probably in for a few more unsatisfying years of youth sports.

It's not a single struggling age group in ECNL. It's every age group.

Great. The whole club stinks in your view. Believe it or not, maybe that's a good situation for someone else. Low expectations...only way is up. You have a right to move on, but don't trash a club just on your experience. People will figure it out on their own. Or, maybe they'll turn it around. Mia Hamm might not be walking through that door, but I bet she had a losing season too.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:
Bryc is no shape to cut anyone and to answer your question we sat thru a miserable year of ECNL and are leaving to go to a better club next year.

Sorry you kid couldn't get it done on the field. Probably best for to let someone else have a crack at it. Then again, if you care solely about winning championships at this age, you're probably in for a few more unsatisfying years of youth sports.

Especially if you stay at BRYC

[Anonymous]

Then good riddance. That negativity isn’t welcomed or needed. take your crazy xenophobic self elsewhere.