Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:MLS Academy teams /players (ie Philly/DCU) is a very different beast than MLS Next teams (Bethesda, Alexandria, Achilles etc). Academy are the best of the best. They don’t pay to play. Next does.
Top ECNL teams are competitive with Next and have proven so in head to head competitions. Neither is competitive against Academy—There are some exceptions of course like SYC 2007s
Just like ECNL, MLS has expanded their pyramid scheme into Next and even Next 2- whatever that means.
The weak/bottom of the bracket ECNL teams cant compete with the strong Next teams and vice versa as one might imagine.
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Anonymous wrote:MLS Academy teams /players (ie Philly/DCU) is a very different beast than MLS Next teams (Bethesda, Alexandria, Achilles etc). Academy are the best of the best. They don’t pay to play. Next does.
Top ECNL teams are competitive with Next and have proven so in head to head competitions. Neither is competitive against Academy—There are some exceptions of course
Just like ECNL, MLS has expanded their pyramid scheme into Next and even Next 2- whatever that means.
The weak/bottom of the bracket ECNL teams cant compete with the strong Next teams and vice versa as one might imagine.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Everyone knows this already. Just commenting on the blind privilige you all show on this board I'm glad you left your mcmansion in Potomac long enough to watch real footy being played
??? Are ECNL teams generally considered more wealthy than MLSNext? That’s the only way this comment would make sense.
The real academy teams in MLS Next are free to play.
Well that I knew, but they’re not like need-based admissions, right? Wasn’t Barron Trump in DC United’s academy?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Everyone knows this already. Just commenting on the blind privilige you all show on this board I'm glad you left your mcmansion in Potomac long enough to watch real footy being played
??? Are ECNL teams generally considered more wealthy than MLSNext? That’s the only way this comment would make sense.
The real academy teams in MLS Next are free to play.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Everyone knows this already. Just commenting on the blind privilige you all show on this board I'm glad you left your mcmansion in Potomac long enough to watch real footy being played
??? Are ECNL teams generally considered more wealthy than MLSNext? That’s the only way this comment would make sense.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Everyone knows this already. Just commenting on the blind privilige you all show on this board I'm glad you left your mcmansion in Potomac long enough to watch real footy being played
??? Are ECNL teams generally considered more wealthy than MLSNext? That’s the only way this comment would make sense.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Everyone knows this already. Just commenting on the blind privilige you all show on this board I'm glad you left your mcmansion in Potomac long enough to watch real footy being played
??? Are ECNL teams generally considered more wealthy than MLSNext? That’s the only way this comment would make sense.
Anonymous wrote:Everyone knows this already. Just commenting on the blind privilige you all show on this board I'm glad you left your mcmansion in Potomac long enough to watch real footy being played
Anonymous wrote: I took my ECNL boys to an MLSN event and found out they were better. Thats what he said in one sentence. Please tell me how that is helpful? I could haved railed on OP about being dumb which I didnt, or ignorant which I kinda did from the standpoint of their obvious privilige, what's the problem? Need a trigger warning next time?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Took my 2008 DS and a couple of his teammates to watch a couple U15's and U16's games at the MLS Next Flex tournament going on now at the Soccerplex in Germantown
They are good players on a decent ECNL team
They all honestly and humbly agreed, none of them could hang in the games we saw based on the speed of play, technical skills and physicality
It was eye opening for me to see the differences between kids of the same age
Not every MLS next team was there. The teams that didn't make it are not far off from top ECNL teams. Also, some ECNL boys teams can compete with the best MLS next teams.
Anonymous wrote: I took my ECNL boys to an MLSN event and found out they were better. Thats what he said in one sentence. Please tell me how that is helpful? I could haved railed on OP about being dumb which I didnt, or ignorant which I kinda did from the standpoint of their obvious privilige, what's the problem? Need a trigger warning next time?
Anonymous wrote:Thanks Captain Obvious MLSN plant Dad