World Cup Fund

[Anonymous]

I had never heard of this until now.

https://www.soccerwire.com/news/fifa-awards-u-s-youth-and-pro-clubs-nearly-800k-from-womens-world-cup-solidarity-fund/

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I had never heard of this until now.

https://www.soccerwire.com/news/fifa-awards-u-s-youth-and-pro-clubs-nearly-800k-from-womens-world-cup-solidarity-fund/

So many local ECNL clubs listed... not.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I had never heard of this until now.

https://www.soccerwire.com/news/fifa-awards-u-s-youth-and-pro-clubs-nearly-800k-from-womens-world-cup-solidarity-fund/

So many local ECNL clubs listed... not.

They are elite.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I had never heard of this until now.

https://www.soccerwire.com/news/fifa-awards-u-s-youth-and-pro-clubs-nearly-800k-from-womens-world-cup-solidarity-fund/

So many local ECNL clubs listed... not.

PWSI (VDA) is listed.

[Anonymous]

How much did FCV get?

[Anonymous]

McLean is listed, they are ECNL. Clyde developed Tyler Lucci who plays for the Thorns.

[Anonymous]

But why does FIFA give this money to the clubs here in the USA? they are not the ones that finance the player development in this country. Those payments should belong to the families that pay for everything here in the USA.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:McLean is listed, they are ECNL. Clyde developed Tyler Lucci who plays for the Thorns.

She did not play in the World Cup. Why did they get money?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:But why does FIFA give this money to the clubs here in the USA? they are not the ones that finance the player development in this country. Those payments should belong to the families that pay for everything here in the USA.

So a couple dollar credit to each family?

[Anonymous]

These payments are to compensate the cost of developing the players so give the money to the people who pay to develop the players

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:These payments are to compensate the cost of developing the players so give the money to the people who pay to develop the players

So a couple dollars too each family?

[Anonymous]

Probably more effective to use it to cover all the fees for the club for a week or for tournament registrations for a large tournament where the club send many teams. And do that with transparency and some appreciation for the families that pay through the nose every year to these clubs

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Probably more effective to use it to cover all the fees for the club for a week or for tournament registrations for a large tournament where the club send many teams. And do that with transparency and some appreciation for the families that pay through the nose every year to these clubs

$1000 does not do any of that. If you don’t like paying for DD’s sports then don’t.

[Anonymous]

What does wanting FIFA payments to go to the right place have to do with paying for kid sports.

Do you like to get what you pay for straight up or do you like dealing with BS on top of paying?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What does wanting FIFA payments to go to the right place have to do with paying for kid sports.

Do you like to get what you pay for straight up or do you like dealing with BS on top of paying?

The right place is clubs offering a credit of a few dollars to parents? My DD plays for one of the clubs listed and we don’t “pay through the nose” and it’s been great for her as a young woman. Go away, Karen.