Ecnl make up games

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Forgot that ECNL allocated a ridiculous number of qualifying spots for the mid-atlantic. Top 5 out of 13 teams is kind of ridiculous for post season play.


All spots are earned.


But there are only one or two good teams. Why reward the 5th team that barely breaks 500? Only the first or second teams have a chance.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Forgot that ECNL allocated a ridiculous number of qualifying spots for the mid-atlantic. Top 5 out of 13 teams is kind of ridiculous for post season play.


All spots are earned.


But there are only one or two good teams. Why reward the 5th team that barely breaks 500? Only the first or second teams have a chance.


Have a chance at what? Nobody has a chance. VDA was the only club in MA to have teams advance out of the group stage last year. The division is weak!
Anonymous
Nobody cares. Not about this discussion. Rather, about whether x team wins or loses. Whoever “wins” MLSNEXT or ECNL this year will be forgotten within 30 days. Can you name who won last year? No one cares. And - that’s not the point. Play the games to work on becoming better players in a team concept. It’s all about getting better.

Can it be done without playing on a high level club? Yes - but it is very very rare. Easier for girls as a good player can still play with guys as a kid. Sanchez just proved that.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Nobody cares. Not about this discussion. Rather, about whether x team wins or loses. Whoever “wins” MLSNEXT or ECNL this year will be forgotten within 30 days. Can you name who won last year? No one cares. And - that’s not the point. Play the games to work on becoming better players in a team concept. It’s all about getting better.

Can it be done without playing on a high level club? Yes - but it is very very rare. Easier for girls as a good player can still play with guys as a kid. Sanchez just proved that.


The highlight here is, learning to become a better player in a TEAM CONCEPT.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Nobody cares. Not about this discussion. Rather, about whether x team wins or loses. Whoever “wins” MLSNEXT or ECNL this year will be forgotten within 30 days. Can you name who won last year? No one cares. And - that’s not the point. Play the games to work on becoming better players in a team concept. It’s all about getting better.

Can it be done without playing on a high level club? Yes - but it is very very rare. Easier for girls as a good player can still play with guys as a kid. Sanchez just proved that.


The highlight here is, learning to become a better player in a TEAM CONCEPT.


Learning to be better player is about the individual and the coaching at youth level.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Nobody cares. Not about this discussion. Rather, about whether x team wins or loses. Whoever “wins” MLSNEXT or ECNL this year will be forgotten within 30 days. Can you name who won last year? No one cares. And - that’s not the point. Play the games to work on becoming better players in a team concept. It’s all about getting better.

Can it be done without playing on a high level club? Yes - but it is very very rare. Easier for girls as a good player can still play with guys as a kid. Sanchez just proved that.


The highlight here is, learning to become a better player in a TEAM CONCEPT.


Learning to be better player is about the individual and the coaching at youth level.


I don't doubt that you're correct coming off of some coaching manual or ideology from who knows where but I'm not sure if that is a good thing as kids get older and then need to learn how to play as a team.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Nobody cares. Not about this discussion. Rather, about whether x team wins or loses. Whoever “wins” MLSNEXT or ECNL this year will be forgotten within 30 days. Can you name who won last year? No one cares. And - that’s not the point. Play the games to work on becoming better players in a team concept. It’s all about getting better.

Can it be done without playing on a high level club? Yes - but it is very very rare. Easier for girls as a good player can still play with guys as a kid. Sanchez just proved that.


The highlight here is, learning to become a better player in a TEAM CONCEPT.


Learning to be better player is about the individual and the coaching at youth level.


I don't doubt that you're correct coming off of some coaching manual or ideology from who knows where but I'm not sure if that is a good thing as kids get older and then need to learn how to play as a team.


You're then mixing up development vs performance.

There are levels to this thing.
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