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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You can see which teams are developing players the right way in MLS/Taka's eyes.

Teams that are doing better in the standings than in the QoS Rankings are winning through size, physicality, kickball approach.

Some teams may not be winning but are developing players the "right" way.[/quote]

I think you are reading too much into the QoP ratings. Maybe if a team performs poorly, but has a few good players, the QoP ratings will be higher, but that doesn't mean that the club is doing a good job of developing kids.  There are too many variables regarding why some individual players perform well. Of course, the club will be happy to claim that their great coaching developed the kid.  [/quote]

Not to be a pessimist here (especially because I believe a QoP would indeed be better for development sake), but this would involve a comprehensive assessment throughout the game.  Someone will have to watch the whole game and go through all of the player actions and assess whether their actions qualify as "making the correct runs", whether a pass was truly an "assist", whether or the defenders' positioning caused the offense to redirect, etc.  This would likely required dedicated staff.  This would likely require higher fees for parents.  See what I'm getting at?[/quote]

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