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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What about things like:  how are the coaches?  How is the training staff?  What is the focus of training?  what is the play style?  Do they tailor training to a style or concentrate on individual strengths?  (e.g. are they looking for kids to fit a system or the most talented players with disparate skills).  Are there positive aspects to the academy?[/quote]

Too intelligent and focused on the real meat for this thread apparently[/quote]

this was meant for the DCU defenders.  Anything positive in these areas?  [/quote]

I believe it's more about anti personal vendetta, toxicity and griping than defending DCU

But, if your kid is at DCU you have the information and answers to those questions.

The rest of us don't need to know. We just being nosey and petty and envious. [/quote]

Its hilarious how this person spends hours defending DCU and is overly sensitive to any criticism, but then says the academy doesn't need defending.  Which is it?  And I CANNOT believe that a person so triggered doesn't have a son at the academy.  Just spending this much time on principle?  And if they're at DCU and you can't say a single positive thing about the experience or why your son is there, that's awful, and I feel sorry for you.  Thank you to the thoughtful, long post at the beginning of the thread.  We do know that DCU is the most effective pro-pathway, is free, and sends a lot of its kids on to quality college programs.  Those are good things.  But is there anything specific to the program/training to recommend it?  [/quote]

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