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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It's one or two at most. They typically save 3 or 4 spots for the late spring summer and going to this might put you on the radar for one of those spots. We were encouraged by the scout to go next weekend and will go, but doing so with no expectations. [b]Honestly, don't know if it's in the best interest of son[/b]. [/quote] What do you see as the tangible negatives of going to a DC United ID session for your son? [/quote] Perhaps a misunderstanding. Zero negatives for going to the ID session. Just don't know that if there was an offer made that we would accept. I know this comes as a surprise to some. But, logistics come into play, and school is more important in the long run. [/quote] Sounds like you shouldn't be concerned with the ID session of a professional academy since you're not committed or dedicated. Also, if school is more important than DCU, isn't it also more important than his current club?[/quote] Not committed or dedicated? Give me a break. Our son trains 15-20 hours a week with club, trainer, and various clinics. You clearly don't have a kid at DCU. Do you know the hours some kids spend on the bus getting to Segra? Do you know the situation they are embarking upon with academics being provided at Virginia Revolution's complex? The chances of my kid making substantial money playing soccer are far less than 1% - as they are with anyone else. The chance and need for him to make money from a career that requires an education are far greater than 99%. In terms of current club - yes, school is still more important, but we are able to make it work logistically. That would be significantly harder at DCU. Spare me with your lack of dedication jabs and maybe consider that we're not chasing fools gold. [/quote]
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