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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My guess is they’ll talk about playoffs (GA and ECNL) again in their next podcast. But yeah, they seemed to agree that the ECNL had good teams after those top teams and the GA did not. But maybe things have changed over the past year? Those coaches are really experienced coaches![/quote] this is correct. outside of about 15 GA clubs, the quality drops off significantly. it is just the way it is right now. [/quote] The quality of every league increases over time. Also every league has the top performers then generally everyone else. Its not like the bottom half of GA is any different then the bottom half of ECNL. Im sure some parents want to try and think one turd smells better then the others. The truth is they both stink.[/quote] Except that's not true - the bottom half of the GA is significantly worse than the bottom half of the ECNL. This is proven in tournaments all over the country every year where they play each other. [/quote] Bottom half of each are about the same. Both leagues probably have 2-3 teams that clearly stand out in conference and the rest are below average. [/quote] Seems like the college coaches in the video PP mentioned disagree. No offense, but I'll take their opinion over yours.[/quote] You're arguing about which team that doesn't win is "better" when it comes to the league that they play in. Step back and think about what you're saying. It doesnt matter. Take off the college scholarship goggles your clubs is selling you. If you spent as much time and money as you've spent on youth soccer your kid could easily get a scholorship in anything else.[/quote] Getting better as an individual player requires playing against the best competition available, regardless of whether your goal is a scholarship or just individual development.[/quote] It depends on what age. At u11 I'd [/quote] It depends on what age. At u11 I'd agree that it doesnt matter. However if the team doesnt win by u14 the trajectory is set. Your kid's team is everyone else's punching bag. This wont change as they get older.[/quote]
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