ECNL moving to school year part 2

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Coach here not going to say where.

This thread is highly entertaining. The person that keeps kicking you in the nuts over and over about how things work with olders is 100% correct.

You dont want your kid playing down a grade. It causes so many problems that are easily avoidable by just playing on a team thats your kids grade in school.

So, coach what's your club planning to do?

I have no idea. Anything could happen between now and next fall. I try to stick with official statements from leagues only.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Coach here not going to say where.

This thread is highly entertaining. The person that keeps kicking you in the nuts over and over about how things work with olders is 100% correct.

You dont want your kid playing down a grade. It causes so many problems that are easily avoidable by just playing on a team thats your kids grade in school.

Thank you coach wherever.

I know I'm correct because I'm living it right now with an older who has played since they were 3. For all the youngers parents that think they know everything. I also have a 2016 which means I'll be around for a while.

I thought your kid played up a year and grade?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Coach here not going to say where.

This thread is highly entertaining. The person that keeps kicking you in the nuts over and over about how things work with olders is 100% correct.

You dont want your kid playing down a grade. It causes so many problems that are easily avoidable by just playing on a team thats your kids grade in school.

Thank you coach wherever.

I know I'm correct because I'm living it right now with an older who has played since they were 3. For all the youngers parents that think they know everything. I also have a 2016 which means I'll be around for a while.

If you commented on your own post that is hilarious and also very sad. I’m 95% you’re just posting on your own comments.

If I’m wrong I’m glad you found someone who can join you on your adventure to fight parents to make their kids play up.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Coach here not going to say where.

This thread is highly entertaining. The person that keeps kicking you in the nuts over and over about how things work with olders is 100% correct.

You dont want your kid playing down a grade. It causes so many problems that are easily avoidable by just playing on a team thats your kids grade in school.

Thank you coach wherever.

I know I'm correct because I'm living it right now with an older who has played since they were 3. For all the youngers parents that think they know everything. I also have a 2016 which means I'll be around for a while.

I thought your kid played up a year and grade?

Don’t call out their lies, they will just make more stuff up.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Coach here not going to say where.

This thread is highly entertaining. The person that keeps kicking you in the nuts over and over about how things work with olders is 100% correct.

You dont want your kid playing down a grade. It causes so many problems that are easily avoidable by just playing on a team thats your kids grade in school.

Thank you coach wherever.

I know I'm correct because I'm living it right now with an older who has played since they were 3. For all the youngers parents that think they know everything. I also have a 2016 which means I'll be around for a while.

I thought your kid played up a year and grade?

Well detective clouseau what makes you think that either or both of my kids arent trapped players?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Coach here not going to say where.

This thread is highly entertaining. The person that keeps kicking you in the nuts over and over about how things work with olders is 100% correct.

You dont want your kid playing down a grade. It causes so many problems that are easily avoidable by just playing on a team thats your kids grade in school.

So, coach what's your club planning to do?

I have no idea. Anything could happen between now and next fall. I try to stick with official statements from leagues only.

OK, that's fair but this in anonymous forum. Tell us what you think should happen. Should an Oct birthday, a kid who has potential to play in college but who is in a higher grade under (so same grade as the kid's older BY teammates currently) stick with the current team (and now face players much older)? What if the better fit for their ability is to play with the Aug-Jul cohort?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Here’s a fun topic.

My daughter had private training tonight
He’s ECNL club director in California for a big club. He mentioned big changes are going to be announced in about 6 months.

I tried to ask said he wasn’t allowed to say anything specific right now.

Who’s got the best guess?

MLSN forces all its clubs to join GA on the girls side. GA rebrands and partners with NWSL.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Coach here not going to say where.

This thread is highly entertaining. The person that keeps kicking you in the nuts over and over about how things work with olders is 100% correct.

You dont want your kid playing down a grade. It causes so many problems that are easily avoidable by just playing on a team thats your kids grade in school.

Thank you coach wherever.

I know I'm correct because I'm living it right now with an older who has played since they were 3. For all the youngers parents that think they know everything. I also have a 2016 which means I'll be around for a while.

I thought your kid played up a year and grade?

Well detective clouseau what makes you think that either or both of my kids arent trapped players?

What someone who keeps saying the same thing said about a half-dozen pages back.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Here’s a fun topic.

My daughter had private training tonight
He’s ECNL club director in California for a big club. He mentioned big changes are going to be announced in about 6 months.

I tried to ask said he wasn’t allowed to say anything specific right now.

Who’s got the best guess?

MLSN forces all its clubs to join GA on the girls side. GA rebrands and partners with NWSL.

Why would an ECNL club director know that (unless GA and ECNL are merging?)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Coach here not going to say where.

This thread is highly entertaining. The person that keeps kicking you in the nuts over and over about how things work with olders is 100% correct.

You dont want your kid playing down a grade. It causes so many problems that are easily avoidable by just playing on a team thats your kids grade in school.

Thank you coach wherever.

I know I'm correct because I'm living it right now with an older who has played since they were 3. For all the youngers parents that think they know everything. I also have a 2016 which means I'll be around for a while.

If you commented on your own post that is hilarious and also very sad. I’m 95% you’re just posting on your own comments.

If I’m wrong I’m glad you found someone who can join you on your adventure to fight parents to make their kids play up.

I wish more parents felt shame and embrassment in playing down. Unfortunately playing down seems to be what all the Karen soccer moms are pushing for right now.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Coach here not going to say where.

This thread is highly entertaining. The person that keeps kicking you in the nuts over and over about how things work with olders is 100% correct.

You dont want your kid playing down a grade. It causes so many problems that are easily avoidable by just playing on a team thats your kids grade in school.

Thank you coach wherever.

I know I'm correct because I'm living it right now with an older who has played since they were 3. For all the youngers parents that think they know everything. I also have a 2016 which means I'll be around for a while.

I thought your kid played up a year and grade?

Well detective clouseau what makes you think that either or both of my kids arent trapped players?

Because you said she played up a year on both age and grade.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Coach here not going to say where.

This thread is highly entertaining. The person that keeps kicking you in the nuts over and over about how things work with olders is 100% correct.

You dont want your kid playing down a grade. It causes so many problems that are easily avoidable by just playing on a team thats your kids grade in school.

Thank you coach wherever.

I know I'm correct because I'm living it right now with an older who has played since they were 3. For all the youngers parents that think they know everything. I also have a 2016 which means I'll be around for a while.

If you commented on your own post that is hilarious and also very sad. I’m 95% you’re just posting on your own comments.

If I’m wrong I’m glad you found someone who can join you on your adventure to fight parents to make their kids play up.

I wish more parents felt shame and embrassment in playing down. Unfortunately playing down seems to be what all the Karen soccer moms are pushing for right now.

If anything, it's because the current system isn't about grade, it's about age, so people are expecting the same under the new system. If you think there should be shame now, then you're calling for that for the majority of players on all the top teams now who likely have some players who play a grade younger on their teams.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Here’s a fun topic.

My daughter had private training tonight
He’s ECNL club director in California for a big club. He mentioned big changes are going to be announced in about 6 months.

I tried to ask said he wasn’t allowed to say anything specific right now.

Who’s got the best guess?

MLSN forces all its clubs to join GA on the girls side. GA rebrands and partners with NWSL.

Why would an ECNL club director know that (unless GA and ECNL are merging?)

Sorry forgot to add boys side of the club is MLSN.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Coach here not going to say where.

This thread is highly entertaining. The person that keeps kicking you in the nuts over and over about how things work with olders is 100% correct.

You dont want your kid playing down a grade. It causes so many problems that are easily avoidable by just playing on a team thats your kids grade in school.

Thank you coach wherever.

I know I'm correct because I'm living it right now with an older who has played since they were 3. For all the youngers parents that think they know everything. I also have a 2016 which means I'll be around for a while.

If you commented on your own post that is hilarious and also very sad. I’m 95% you’re just posting on your own comments.

If I’m wrong I’m glad you found someone who can join you on your adventure to fight parents to make their kids play up.

I wish more parents felt shame and embrassment in playing down. Unfortunately playing down seems to be what all the Karen soccer moms are pushing for right now.

Do Jan parents feel bad watching their kids play against 50% younger grade players under birth year?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Here’s a fun topic.

My daughter had private training tonight
He’s ECNL club director in California for a big club. He mentioned big changes are going to be announced in about 6 months.

I tried to ask said he wasn’t allowed to say anything specific right now.

Who’s got the best guess?

MLSN forces all its clubs to join GA on the girls side. GA rebrands and partners with NWSL.

Why would an ECNL club director know that (unless GA and ECNL are merging?)

Sorry forgot to add boys side of the club is MLSN.

Oh, maybe the big changes are just for your club, picking either MLSN/GA or going all in on ECNL.