Don' think was directed at you clearly. Smh euro snobs

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Anonymous wrote:The DMV is definitely a mess. And your teams will continue to be average as you all fight to play up and not be on an age appropriate platform.

You’ll never compete until you centralize talent, and have that talent play their own age.

Continue to suck, y’all. We love it.

As someone who left to Europe I see from a distance all this garbage and the scammy nature of youth US football and I cannot love my decision any more.

You lost, bro. You live in Europe now. You left America to live in Europe.

It’s okay to feel paytriotic, but it’s bizarre to brag about ignorance. USofA is overrated. You wouldn’t know if you haven’t left your state tho

Failing empire, travel by plane from your local airport to anywhere else and you will see how failing the US is. Democracy was our claim to fame, and even that is out the door now too. You probably don't even have a passport...crumbs

I have 3. And the last one was the blue USofA. Love the US but I’m not koolaided to the point of saying it’s the “greatest” nation on earth because I’ve witnessed, experienced and lived plenty to see for what’s it worth

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Anonymous wrote:The DMV is definitely a mess. And your teams will continue to be average as you all fight to play up and not be on an age appropriate platform.

You’ll never compete until you centralize talent, and have that talent play their own age.

Continue to suck, y’all. We love it.

As someone who left to Europe I see from a distance all this garbage and the scammy nature of youth US football and I cannot love my decision any more.

You lost, bro. You live in Europe now. You left America to live in Europe.

It’s okay to feel paytriotic, but it’s bizarre to brag about ignorance. USofA is overrated. You wouldn’t know if you haven’t left your state tho

Failing empire, travel by plane from your local airport to anywhere else and you will see how failing the US is. Democracy was our claim to fame, and even that is out the door now too. You probably don't even have a passport...crumbs

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Anonymous wrote:Would it be the worst thing in the world if it all crashed and burned?

What does this even mean? We are talking about youth soccer.

Wouldn’t it be wonderful if there was a great reset where clubs and parents approached youth sports in a way that puts kids first in an age appropriate way?

It’s almost like everyone needs a hard reset to get their properties right.

The only way that happens is if youth sports is funded by public community dollars, like public schools and libraries, and not as pay for service businesses.

So dumb fund universal health care, not sports!

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Anonymous wrote:The DMV is definitely a mess. And your teams will continue to be average as you all fight to play up and not be on an age appropriate platform.

You’ll never compete until you centralize talent, and have that talent play their own age.

Continue to suck, y’all. We love it.

As someone who left to Europe I see from a distance all this garbage and the scammy nature of youth US football and I cannot love my decision any more.

You lost, bro. You live in Europe now. You left America to live in Europe.

It’s okay to feel paytriotic, but it’s bizarre to brag about ignorance. USofA is overrated. You wouldn’t know if you haven’t left your state tho

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The DMV is definitely a mess. And your teams will continue to be average as you all fight to play up and not be on an age appropriate platform.

You’ll never compete until you centralize talent, and have that talent play their own age.

Continue to suck, y’all. We love it.

As someone who left to Europe I see from a distance all this garbage and the scammy nature of youth US football and I cannot love my decision any more.

You lost, bro. You live in Europe now. You left America to live in Europe.

Exactly. Is MAGA not MEGA

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1) There are clubs that are $150/month
2) There are clubs that don’t care about results
3) There are clubs that are not toxic

Which clubs are these?

Villareal matches 2 of the 3. I’ll let you guess the 2.

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Anonymous wrote:The DMV is definitely a mess. And your teams will continue to be average as you all fight to play up and not be on an age appropriate platform.

You’ll never compete until you centralize talent, and have that talent play their own age.

Continue to suck, y’all. We love it.

As someone who left to Europe I see from a distance all this garbage and the scammy nature of youth US football and I cannot love my decision any more.

Right, sure. Monitoring this website from Europe….lol. Troll!

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Would it be the worst thing in the world if it all crashed and burned?

What does this even mean? We are talking about youth soccer.

Wouldn’t it be wonderful if there was a great reset where clubs and parents approached youth sports in a way that puts kids first in an age appropriate way?

It’s almost like everyone needs a hard reset to get their properties right.

1) There are clubs that are $150/month
2) There are clubs that don’t care about results
3) There are clubs that are not toxic

The system works because of parental decisions, mostly of the DCUM types. Be self-reflective of the decisions that you make and the results that incur. This system is a mirror of you the majority of the consumers are.

How many times per week do these $150/month clubs practice?

Contrary to assumptions, some kids play travel for more soccer, not bragging rights.

We play $160 a month for practice three times a week all year.

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Anonymous wrote:The DMV is definitely a mess. And your teams will continue to be average as you all fight to play up and not be on an age appropriate platform.

You’ll never compete until you centralize talent, and have that talent play their own age.

Continue to suck, y’all. We love it.

As someone who left to Europe I see from a distance all this garbage and the scammy nature of youth US football and I cannot love my decision any more.

You lost, bro. You live in Europe now. You left America to live in Europe.

Anonymous wrote:We are seeing a lot of parents of older BY kids shocked by the changes and their kids moving down teams. It seems there was a missed opportunity at the club level to make sure people understand ahead of time the impacts that could happen.

if you knew the truth ahead of time parents would have moved kids with friends etc

We are seeing a lot of parents of older BY kids shocked by the changes and their kids moving down teams. It seems there was a missed opportunity at the club level to make sure people understand ahead of time the impacts that could happen.

Might be early to tell, but are people seeing a mass-quitting of travel soccer? In the 2016-2017 transition, looking at archives, the year after the SY to BY transition over 10% of travel teams disappeared between years, and many clubs went out of business. Is the BY to SY transition leading to as much quitting? So far I haven't seen any kids/parents around us saying, "We liked BY, but this SY system is terrible and we're moving on to some other sport." There was a lot of discussion in the decision about participation, with a lot of claims in both directions about the effect of BY vs SY, and there should be some early results coming in.

Anonymous wrote:The DMV is definitely a mess. And your teams will continue to be average as you all fight to play up and not be on an age appropriate platform.

You’ll never compete until you centralize talent, and have that talent play their own age.

Continue to suck, y’all. We love it.

As someone who left to Europe I see from a distance all this garbage and the scammy nature of youth US football and I cannot love my decision any more.

The main “difference” this year seems to be that clubs who suck at communicating and working with parents simply had an extra opportunity to suck at it with the usual tryouts plus the age change convos that were never had.

Lot of places showed their ass this spring, won’t make a difference for the reasons mentioned above.