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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Let's look at US Soccers leadership...

President
Cindy Parlow Cone (former national team player and NWSL coach, USSF executive)

Pro Council Representatives	
Jessica Berman (NWSL Commissioner)
Don Garber (MLS Commissioner and CEO)
Amanda Vandervort (President of USL Super League)

Athlete Representatives	
Chris Ahrens (paralympian national team player)
Nelson Akwari (former MLS and USL player)
Sean Boyle (paralympian national team player)
Lori Lindsey (former national team, WPS, and NWSL player; current NWSL, MLS, USL broadcast analyst)
Danielle Slaton (former national team, WPS, and NWSL player)
Whitney Engen (former national team and NWSL player)

Yea there's no chance NWSL would create a league without US Soccer.[/quote]

So what. High level soccer people serving on other soccer boards.

Here is the list of Apple’s Board of Directors members:

Board of Directors

Arthur D. Levinson
Chairman of the Board, Apple Founder and CEO
Calico
Wanda Austin, Ph.D.
Former President and CEO
The Aerospace Corporation
Tim Cook
CEO
Apple

Alex Gorsky
Former Executive Chair
Johnson & Johnson

Andrea Jung
President and CEO
Grameen America

Monica Lozano
Former President and CEO
College Futures Foundation

Ronald D. Sugar, Ph.D.
Former Chair and CEO
Northrop Grumman Corporation

Susan L. Wagner
Co-Founder and Director
BlackRock

This is how business is done, but NWSL will do what is in their best interest. If their agenda aligns with US Soccer, then great but otherwise NWSL will do what is in the best interest of their league over US Soccer’s need for 18 players.

How many USWNT players are currently playing in Europe? Do you think US Soccer cares where they play? Is US Soccer telling Premier league clubs how to develop our players?

MLS and US Soccer sharing the same board room is a common thing regarding the sharing of ideas from a broad spectrum of soccer experience. This doesn’t mean US Soccer is going to form a youth league again. [/quote]

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