Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The season is over. How did the teams moving from GA to ECNL do? It looks like nationals didn’t put any teams into the knockout rounds.
That’s a little surprising considering they dominated in the GA and “ECNL and GA are equal”.
Same with Ukrainian Nationals.
Obviously you are asking a question you already know the answer to in order to push your narrative.
Nobody ever said teams in ECNL and GA are equal. I'm not sure why ECNL dads like you keep spouting this. Everyone knows the teams in ECNL are better because ECNL draws the better players.
But (there is always a but) that doesn't mean GA is not worth it for many players. GA provides excellent exposure opportunities. If you take any of the good ECNL players that are getting college interest and move them to a GA team, they would still get the interest and land at the same place. In that sense, the leagues are closer than people think.
Because GA parents constantly write on this board that the leagues are the same level. They aren’t. The best club from the girls Academy moved to ECNL. They got to the champions league and did not have a single team get out of the group. If they were the best team in the girls Academy and the leagues are equal, wouldn’t you expect a little bit more? Couldn’t they get at least one team to the round of 16 and then lose?
I think GA parents say the platform currently can get their players seen for college opportunities. They typically acknowledge ECNL has a big edge in this regard, but they often add GA is catching up.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The season is over. How did the teams moving from GA to ECNL do? It looks like nationals didn’t put any teams into the knockout rounds.
That’s a little surprising considering they dominated in the GA and “ECNL and GA are equal”.
Same with Ukrainian Nationals.
Obviously you are asking a question you already know the answer to in order to push your narrative.
Nobody ever said teams in ECNL and GA are equal. I'm not sure why ECNL dads like you keep spouting this. Everyone knows the teams in ECNL are better because ECNL draws the better players.
But (there is always a but) that doesn't mean GA is not worth it for many players. GA provides excellent exposure opportunities. If you take any of the good ECNL players that are getting college interest and move them to a GA team, they would still get the interest and land at the same place. In that sense, the leagues are closer than people think.
Because GA parents constantly write on this board that the leagues are the same level. They aren’t. The best club from the girls Academy moved to ECNL. They got to the champions league and did not have a single team get out of the group. If they were the best team in the girls Academy and the leagues are equal, wouldn’t you expect a little bit more? Couldn’t they get at least one team to the round of 16 and then lose?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The season is over. How did the teams moving from GA to ECNL do? It looks like nationals didn’t put any teams into the knockout rounds.
That’s a little surprising considering they dominated in the GA and “ECNL and GA are equal”.
Same with Ukrainian Nationals.
Obviously you are asking a question you already know the answer to in order to push your narrative.
Nobody ever said teams in ECNL and GA are equal. I'm not sure why ECNL dads like you keep spouting this. Everyone knows the teams in ECNL are better because ECNL draws the better players.
But (there is always a but) that doesn't mean GA is not worth it for many players. GA provides excellent exposure opportunities. If you take any of the good ECNL players that are getting college interest and move them to a GA team, they would still get the interest and land at the same place. In that sense, the leagues are closer than people think.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The season is over. How did the teams moving from GA to ECNL do? It looks like nationals didn’t put any teams into the knockout rounds.
That’s a little surprising considering they dominated in the GA and “ECNL and GA are equal”.
Same with Ukrainian Nationals.
Obviously you are asking a question you already know the answer to in order to push your narrative.
Nobody ever said teams in ECNL and GA are equal. I'm not sure why ECNL dads like you keep spouting this. Everyone knows the teams in ECNL are better because ECNL draws the better players.
But (there is always a but) that doesn't mean GA is not worth it for many players. GA provides excellent exposure opportunities. If you take any of the good ECNL players that are getting college interest and move them to a GA team, they would still get the interest and land at the same place. In that sense, the leagues are closer than people think.
Anonymous wrote:The season is over. How did the teams moving from GA to ECNL do? It looks like nationals didn’t put any teams into the knockout rounds.
That’s a little surprising considering they dominated in the GA and “ECNL and GA are equal”.
Same with Ukrainian Nationals.
Anonymous wrote:They both had teams advance to playoffs, ECNL playoffs is far more competitive at this stage than the GA alternative. Ukies and Nationals I assure you are feeling just fine after year 1
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Well, did the Nationals keep all the same players and coaches? How many went to the Hawks? New year, new teams. Hard to really compare in the ever-changing world of youth soccer. Next year will be even more chaotic with all the age changes.
Or how many went the Jaguars? Maybe some preferred the GA.
Players left nationals to play for jaguars to stay in the GA?
I’ll take things that never happened for $200, Alex.
Anonymous wrote:The season is over. How did the teams moving from GA to ECNL do? It looks like nationals didn’t put any teams into the knockout rounds.
That’s a little surprising considering they dominated in the GA and “ECNL and GA are equal”.
Same with Ukrainian Nationals.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Well, did the Nationals keep all the same players and coaches? How many went to the Hawks? New year, new teams. Hard to really compare in the ever-changing world of youth soccer. Next year will be even more chaotic with all the age changes.
Or how many went the Jaguars? Maybe some preferred the GA.
Anonymous wrote:Well, did the Nationals keep all the same players and coaches? How many went to the Hawks? New year, new teams. Hard to really compare in the ever-changing world of youth soccer. Next year will be even more chaotic with all the age changes.