ASA Director $382k A Year

[Anonymous]

Jealousy and envy over someone's salary can only reach these levels in the DC area where sp many are dying to keep up with the Jones's

[Anonymous]

Thanks ASA Warrior. Keep participating.

[Anonymous]

Seems like OP was foretelling.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Seems like OP was foretelling.

Yes, 1000%

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Seems like OP was foretelling.

All this to say US youth soccer is dominated by a pay-to-play system?

Shiver me timbers!
This is indeed breaking eye-opening news

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Seems like OP was foretelling.

All this to say US youth soccer is dominated by a pay-to-play system?

Shiver me timbers!
This is indeed breaking eye-opening news

Exactly. Money and blind ambition on the part of parents have ruined youth sports. You get what you seem to be desperate to pay for.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Seems like OP was foretelling.

All this to say US youth soccer is dominated by a pay-to-play system?

Shiver me timbers!
This is indeed breaking eye-opening news

I think this forum finally solved the mystery of youth soccer! We have a breakthrough!

[Anonymous]

I hope that the posters complaining about the pay-to-play system can take a wider view and realize that what you're complaining about isn't youth soccer in America, it's capitalism generally.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:As a non profit tax exempt organization, isn’t there a cap on salary?

no non profits are some of the biggest grifters ever. easy way to make money.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why people watching other people's wallets?

that's was socialist do. jealousy. they want some

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I hope that the posters complaining about the pay-to-play system can take a wider view and realize that what you're complaining about isn't youth soccer in America, it's capitalism generally.

So with this, are you saying ASA is not doing anything wrong? The ASA Keyboard warrior at its finest.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I hope that the posters complaining about the pay-to-play system can take a wider view and realize that what you're complaining about isn't youth soccer in America, it's capitalism generally.

So with this, are you saying ASA is not doing anything wrong? The ASA Keyboard warrior at its finest.

Nobody cares

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I hope that the posters complaining about the pay-to-play system can take a wider view and realize that what you're complaining about isn't youth soccer in America, it's capitalism generally.

So with this, are you saying ASA is not doing anything wrong? The ASA Keyboard warrior at its finest.

Genuine question. Do you do this third-person thing and your actually this 'ASA Keyboard warrior' or just this imaginary person who happens to only talk to you?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I hope that the posters complaining about the pay-to-play system can take a wider view and realize that what you're complaining about isn't youth soccer in America, it's capitalism generally.

So with this, are you saying ASA is not doing anything wrong? The ASA Keyboard warrior at its finest.

Genuine question. Do you do this third-person thing and your actually this 'ASA Keyboard warrior' or just this imaginary person who happens to only talk to you?

He thinks saying "asa keyboard warrior" makes him seem cool and edgy

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Seems like OP was foretelling.

All this to say US youth soccer is dominated by a pay-to-play system?

Shiver me timbers!
This is indeed breaking eye-opening news

Exactly. Money and blind ambition on the part of parents have ruined youth sports. You get what you seem to be desperate to pay for.

If you don't have ambitions and aren't desperate, where can you play travel club soccer for free?