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Sorry about that FCV Coach. |
They could have had girls DA, but they chose ECNL instead. "SoccerWire previously reported on Virginia Development Academy removing its teams from the Girls DA in favor of the ECNL and Loudoun Soccer, another major Washington, D.C.-area club, declining a Girls DA invite in order to join the ECNL instead. " https://www.soccerwire.com/news/clubs/youth-girls/more-large-youth-clubs-leave-girls-da-for-all-in-ecnl-status/ |
No, they couldn’t work out a deal with Spirit. Loudoun was never awarded a Girls DA. |
Bwahhaaaaaaaaaa |
Lol, probably the one that has been frantically calling and emailing all those parents that are leaving begging them to stay and telling all of them how much better they are than the other clubs. |
So they have ECNL now. Why worry about the past. Look at the future. That doesn't bode well for FCV DA don't you think? |
ECNL is on life support McLean 05 has been completely dismantled. Loudoun 05 has been completely dismantled McLean 04 was almost dismantled. Will be next year. Bryc 05 in last place BRYC 04 is weak VDA players leaving for DA's |
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How many MLS or NWSL games have you attended? If you don't do that, the free academies will never exist in the USA. It's also not as black and white as you say in Europe. The American youth sports business phenomenon is taking hold there too. But at least the transfer market makes it worth the investment in academies there. It will happen here eventually, but will happen sooner if everyone on this and other youth soccer chat boards each had season tickets to the local pro clubs. |
What is so great about the transfer fees? Do not think that will happen here - not for minor children. |
The transfer fees, or avoiding having to pay them later, are the financial incentive for pro academies. Whey else would they invest at all? Do you understand business? If you can develop a player from scratch, you can sign them to your club without having to buy them from another team once they become stars. Almost every pro academy in the world has a mandate to graduate at least one player to the first team every year. If they spend $5 Million per year on the entire academy, that covers their investment. In the USA, some of that incentive exists now to develop players in MLS and then sell them to other teams. But it's very rare. The biggest incentive for now is to have the homegrown player rights so teams can get players after college without the crap shoot of the draft. |
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No, the deal with the Spirit was for LAST YEAR, not the 18/19 year. Read the article and you will realize that .
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