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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My kids play in NCSL for a small club. Our director was telling us about this and how they might switch the club to MLS Next. I had no clue what he was talking about, but now it makes sense. Will be interesting how it pans out. [/quote] NCSL to MLSNext is wild. Totally money grab. [/quote] It made me chuckle. It’s when all tournament brackets are : elite, premier, championship Not: muddling, average, etc :lol: The shysters know if they put “premier elite” in the name they’ll be able to extract more &.[/quote]\ Is double platinum higher or lower than blue diamond? [/quote] Maybe the person's kid is on an NCSL team but the club may have higher level teams. Absolutely not getting into MLS2 if your highest level is NCSL. I believe in this area teams in NAL were only those that had MLS2 teams from clubs that MLSN. As it continues to grow I wouldn't be suprised if they implemented an MLSN3 for those small clubs that consistently have competitive teams.[/quote]Agree, the new MLSN II league seems already mostly built with NAL (mostly east coast) and rebadging those other leagues (mostly west coast) mentioned in the PR. Not sure they have time to add many more teams through the application process for next year considering they are starting to advertise so late. In the end they are cobbling together an ECRL league, with associated tournaments to keep as much of the soccer youth programs locked in with birth year. They have a one year head start during the lame duck year, thanks to U.S. Soccer. Will be interesting to see if it works.[/quote] NAL is older NCSL teams. By the time NAL teams from, the best players have already left for MLS Next or ECNL. I don't see this changing that unless they bribe college coaches to scout their tournaments [/quote]
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