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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]So what DMV MLSNext teams are biobanding? [/quote]

Every MLSNext teams have bio banded kids in almost all age groups.[/quote]

there is a 5'6" 13 yo playing down on my son's team and not sure how 5'6" at 13 is an undersized late bloomer but ok I guess. whatever it takes to win. yes I am bitter and no he wasn't 4'10 at beginning of season and had some kind og miraculous 8 inch spurt causing him to have sized out of biobanding.  its a jok[/quote]

I mean if a biobanded kid threatens your kid’s place on the team, then perhaps consider whether your kid is  good enough for an MLSNext team?

Maybe it’s team specific. But even the regular starters on my DS MLSNext team don’t ever think their starting slot or time is secure. And that anyone (current teammate, second team player, outsider, etc.) can be better or can get better. They’ve seen it happen a few times on their team and other teams so no one considers biobanded kids any different from any other player threat. 
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What club is this?  This is a great mentality for development.[/quote]

It's easy to tell who is a biobanded if you actually have a kid in MLS Next. Just look at the game rosters on Taka. Biobands automatically have both their actual age group and the younger age group they were approved by MLS to play with in their profile. [/quote]

Weirdly creepily stalkerish[/quote]

If you care enough to complain on an anonymous board about kids playing down a year, you probably care enough to figure out who they are, what their height is, and how much they impact games for their teams. Or, do you not have a kid in MLS Next and just care in theory but have no idea how biobanding plays out in a real game? That is much more likely.[/quote]

You used the word 'kid' 
Remember that's who you're talking about, not the men's team[/quote]

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