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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Was the meeting held?  What's the result? Did DCUM called it correctly? Do tell[/quote]

Was held. No u14 team.  Kids that were offered contracts will play with DCU once a week and can play with other clubs.  Just like was offered on this forum.  [/quote]

If there's no team, who are they training with and playing with once a week?[/quote]

The kids that were offered spots so there isn't a total disconnect from the club after getting all of their hopes up and then completely letting them down.  Which they absolutely did.[/quote]

Easier to take you seriously if you just said, the kids that were offered spots.

Minus the Spanish Novela additional drama[/quote]
But reality is, what you call a Spanish novela is the ACTUAL saga DCU is putting kids and their families through.  Pretty shi##y.  Sub par performance for a sub par academy.  It all fits.[/quote]

Since the kids were good enough to be recruited by DCU, then they won't have a problem landing at any other MLS Next team

Hope the families can get refunds on whatever deposits they paid DC[/quote]

DCUA should pay their club fees.  If I signed a contract expecting my son to be part of an academy team, including signing away transfer fee rights and player movement control, I would not be satisfied with one day a week practice.  I'd be checking in with a lawyer.  [/quote]

What in the world are you talking about?
Contracts? Transfer fees rights? 
😂😂😂[/quote]

Rookies in the academy game.  Clearly.[/quote]

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