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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Even if a girl is talented,playing /beating up on second tier teams isn't going to do anything to elevate her level of play. Bombarding this message board with unfounded suggestions of a YWNT pipeline outside of what already exists, comparisons with mens European leagues, downplaying ECNL status in youth soccer, etc. will not change that fact.

Some of us have been around DMV soccer long enough to see this smoke and mirrors for what it is. [/quote]

Whichever league is "better" is only an argument because of parent egos.[/quote]

Nah. It's usually the club staff pushing the narrative of which is better. And of course the better league is defined as the one that their club is in.

Some of us are old enough to remember a few years ago when ECNL was pushed as the best thing around by a certain TD on here. Now that same person is pushing GA. It's pretty entertaining.[/quote]

There was only a league argument when Girls DA started. And, frankly, at the time it was pretty even. It was a matter of rules preferences and "standards" implementation, but the quality between the two was even.

GA had some quality as legacy DA clubs were the core but they added weaker clubs and the expansion race to the bottom began.

GA added enough poor quality clubs that the top clubs are bored with so many lopsided wins. The regualr season for clubs like Nationals and TopHat are a joke. [/quote]

ECRL clubs will b upset soon… [/quote]

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