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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Athleticism isn’t a problem, of course. Over-reliance on size and speed as a discriminator in young athleted (12-15 yrs old) IS a problem in soccer. [/quote] How are you going to tell an athletic kid not to take advantage of the unathletic kid? Sounds like problem is not enough development of athletes, or, not enough athletes filling the best competitive ranks. Probably because they still go to other sports.[/quote] NP here. I don't think they are saying that athletic kids shouldn't use their athleticism in games. I think they are saying that some coaches rely on athleticism to score goals and win games rather than teach playing out from the back and building through the middle and being patient. instead, the game plan is to kick it deep to the athletic kid sprinting down the field. I'm not saying SYC does this. I don't know. I do know that Alexandria teaches possession sometimes to a fault.[/quote] [b]Yeah, it’s a troll fest.[/b][/quote] WTF is wrong with you? That poster is exactly right. No one on here was saying athletic kids shouldn't use their athleticism to their advantage when the opportunity presents itself. However the onus is on coaches to make sure that when that super athlete comes up against an equally super athlete, or maybe an even more super athlete, the player has developed a technical and mental skill set to have a "plan B". For too many athletic players who don't receive the right type of coaching at a young age, their only "plan B" is to lose the ball. At that point they're basically done. [/quote] Jesus, dude... you really think coaches aren’t teaching their players’ growth in technical abilities, tactical awareness, problem solving, play creation? Too exhausting anymore. People on here just keep dropping claims with ZERO evidence.[/quote] Name 5 American players who have successfully played in Europe.[/quote] NP here. What the hell does that have to do with anything? Who the hell wants to pick up and move to Europe? People want to bash US Soccer and all that shit for not having pro-rel but what does that have to do with U11 Jimmy playing at Arlington per se. Nothing. Let's take Arlington...how many coaches do they have from Europe? Let's even look at the 07s. They have Oscar and Matt Baddie as the top coaches. Spain and Turkey I think. So what does Europe have to do with anything. SYC has the pepe and the crew. Alexandria has Grigor and the crew. We have European coaches here doing their best to teach the kids to be their best. Why the National Team sucks I don't know. I just focus on my kid and his team and follow how they are improving. I could give two shits about Pulisic or any of them.[/quote]
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