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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]How sad. Poor kids don’t even have the ability to try out for a team.[/quote]

If they could try out for free, they still couldn't afford thousands of dollars to be on the team.[/quote]

+1. It isn’t about the best players. It is about the ones who can afford to play.

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Clubs offer aid and scholarships. Why not apply? Tryout fees do seem silly though.[/quote]

The biggest issue is [b]all the silly travel[/b].  As expensive as the fees and also requiring a huge time budget.  Not aware of clubs that cover travel costs outside of the boys MLS academy teams.

[b]Soccer is not a good activity choice for any family without a very comfortable income.[/b][/quote]

With all the good clubs in this “hotbed” of soccer, why does anyone feel the need to join a league that plays games in North Carolina and asks for commitments to tournaments in the Midwest?

PP is right: Youth soccer in America is only for wealthy suburbanites who can afford it, a model used nowhere else in the world.[/quote]

What highly competitive organized sport or activity is inexpensive? [/quote]

Not sure what point is? Assuming this is true (which may be the case), the question is whether they should be expensive and effectively exclude many kids from participating at all.[/quote]

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