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Anonymous
Thanks jerk! |
Anonymous
Jerk store? |
Anonymous
What good news does your club have to share? |
Anonymous
Maybe they purchased another club? Or another club’s director?! |
Anonymous
please do tell |
Anonymous
Absolutely! VRSC boys teams accepted to NAL. Club's second teams will play there. That'll be the third tier of the MLS ecosystem. MLSN > MLSN2 > NAL. In time, more talent will flock there, and this will become increasingly important as ECNL becomes less and less relevant on boys' side as MLS consolidates the best talent. |
Anonymous
\ How is that good news? You are talking about the teams they are calling "Pre MLS" even though "Pre MLS B Team" is more accurate. They would be better off playing in NCSL. The low level NAL divisions are a ton of travel. Like drive up to NJ for one league game. |
Anonymous
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Oh boy! Enjoy driving all the way up to Delaware to a play a team equivalent to NCSL division 3.
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Anonymous
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Mid-Atlantic South Conference:
Bethesda Soccer Club Coppermine FC Delco Liverpool FC IA Maryland McLean Youth Soccer PA Classics Reading Penn Alliance Select Reading Rage Surf Shore FC Sporting AC Total Futbol Club Touch Kings Football Club |
Anonymous
| So for clubs with an MLS Next team, an MLSNext 2 team, and lower teams, they are putting their third teams in NAL? That is a LOT of driving to be on the third team playing other low level teams. The only benefits usually for being on the lowest team at a club is convenient game locations and local tournaments. |
Anonymous
Driving all the way to PA for one league game is a lot of hassle for a kid to be on that level team. |
Anonymous
| Maybe NCSL and EDP didn't accept them? |
Anonymous
Hahahaha the VRSC sandcastle crumbling before than expected |
Anonymous
| Ncsl takes everyone don't be absurd |
Anonymous
Speak for yourself. We are looking forward to traveling with the team. It will be fun! |