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Anonymous wrote: soccer is a sport that most Americans haven't figured out yet... with other sports there isn't as much guesswork

What are you talking about, Soccer is the most figured out sport ever. Tell them parents anything and they will pay thousands.

LOL.

{in thick accent} I played for the ______ Academy in my homeland of _________. I then played pro for _______. I suffered an injury which cut short my career...but, lucky for you, I moved to America and am here to provide your child with world class training.

-- Signed
{99% of elite coaches in America}

And I will also offer your child individual ________ type of training for $600 per hour, but if you join my futsal academy for $750 I'll reduce that individual rate to $550 an hour. But, don't worry about the cost as I will help your kid get a college scholarship because I know a lot of those coaches.
--Signed
{Director, Soccer made in <<insert country (Holland, England, Italy, Brazil)>>}

I have heard the first pitch a few times; however, with both my boys playing travel and doing all sorts of supplemental training...NEVER and I mean NEVER have I heard a coach/trainer say that his training will help a kid get a scholarship nor do I know anyone who this has been said to. I think you blew it trying to be funny.

I agree, but only because I've never known a coach to be that concerned about a kid's future -- only about his own W/L record and how high he can move up/how much he can make as a professional youth soccer coach.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote: soccer is a sport that most Americans haven't figured out yet... with other sports there isn't as much guesswork

What are you talking about, Soccer is the most figured out sport ever. Tell them parents anything and they will pay thousands.

LOL.

{in thick accent} I played for the ______ Academy in my homeland of _________. I then played pro for _______. I suffered an injury which cut short my career...but, lucky for you, I moved to America and am here to provide your child with world class training.

-- Signed
{99% of elite coaches in America}

And I will also offer your child individual ________ type of training for $600 per hour, but if you join my futsal academy for $750 I'll reduce that individual rate to $550 an hour. But, don't worry about the cost as I will help your kid get a college scholarship because I know a lot of those coaches.
--Signed
{Director, Soccer made in <<insert country (Holland, England, Italy, Brazil)>>}

I have heard the first pitch a few times; however, with both my boys playing travel and doing all sorts of supplemental training...NEVER and I mean NEVER have I heard a coach/trainer say that his training will help a kid get a scholarship nor do I know anyone who this has been said to. I think you blew it trying to be funny.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote: soccer is a sport that most Americans haven't figured out yet... with other sports there isn't as much guesswork

What are you talking about, Soccer is the most figured out sport ever. Tell them parents anything and they will pay thousands.

LOL.

{in thick accent} I played for the ______ Academy in my homeland of _________. I then played pro for _______. I suffered an injury which cut short my career...but, lucky for you, I moved to America and am here to provide your child with world class training.

-- Signed
{99% of elite coaches in America}

And I will also offer your child individual ________ type of training for $600 per hour, but if you join my futsal academy for $750 I'll reduce that individual rate to $550 an hour. But, don't worry about the cost as I will help your kid get a college scholarship because I know a lot of those coaches.
--Signed
{Director, Soccer made in <<insert country (Holland, England, Italy, Brazil)>>}

Anonymous wrote: soccer is a sport that most Americans haven't figured out yet... with other sports there isn't as much guesswork

Soccer in American isn't a money sport where professional leagues pay for player development. The families of players pay instead.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote: soccer is a sport that most Americans haven't figured out yet... with other sports there isn't as much guesswork

What are you talking about, Soccer is the most figured out sport ever. Tell them parents anything and they will pay thousands.

LOL.

{in thick accent} I played for the ______ Academy in my homeland of _________. I then played pro for _______. I suffered an injury which cut short my career...but, lucky for you, I moved to America and am here to provide your child with world class training.

-- Signed
{99% of elite coaches in America}

Anonymous wrote: soccer is a sport that most Americans haven't figured out yet... with other sports there isn't as much guesswork

What are you talking about, Soccer is the most figured out sport ever. Tell them parents anything and they will pay thousands.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The SYC and LMVSC "war" is over

SYC got most of the kids while LMVSC is barely has enough kids for white teams.

No swapping just a full exudes to SYC

The grass is not always greener on the other side and parents will continue to complain like they always do.

SYC will not allow parents on the sidelines, all games will be streamed.

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Anonymous wrote: soccer is a sport that most Americans haven't figured out yet... with other sports there isn't as much guesswork

That’s why there are so many predators selling snake oil and getting away with it.

US youth soccer counts on the confusion. This is why just when parents start to get an idea or feel for something it immediately changes. It’s beem that way since the 70s, but much worse now due to the sheer volume of youth players.

My kids really like the sport and since it’s the only one I played growing up, it’s the one I played with them since they could walk. But, I knew the crap involved and really tried to steer them in another direction away from this sport. It’s so ugly now in the US. Pay to play has gotten so ridiculously out of hand as well.

Anonymous wrote: soccer is a sport that most Americans haven't figured out yet... with other sports there isn't as much guesswork

That’s why there are so many predators selling snake oil and getting away with it.

US youth soccer counts on the confusion. This is why just when parents start to get an idea or feel for something it immediately changes. It’s beem that way since the 70s, but much worse now due to the sheer volume of youth players.

soccer is a sport that most Americans haven't figured out yet... with other sports there isn't as much guesswork

Are other sports like this or is it just soccer?

Anonymous wrote:What is crazy is that all of this has been happening during tryout season. Soccer scene is ridiculous these days. Please add on....

SYC
LMVSC (these 2 basically swapped after internal feuds)

FCV (got sold to St James)

Villarreal having an internal issue with all accounts frozen; things up in the air

Loudoun boys out of DA switching to ECNL

Arlington boys not getting DA for 04s

Metro United---what is this and when did this come on the scene?

CCL and NCSL merger,

Then the general phasing out of all boys DA under U13.

METRO UNITED TO COMPETE IN GIRLS DEVELOPMENT ACADEMY FOR 2019-2020

Metro United is excited to announce that it will be competing in the girls Development Academy for the 2019-2020 season.

Metro United will build and expand on the project started as the Washington Spirit Development Academy-VA in Northern VA. This is the evolution of the Academy built by our players, past and present, under the leadership of Tom Torres and George Hales. Next year, as Metro United, will mark the third year as a full girls DA.

Tom Torres will continue to lend over a decade of MLS and NWSL Development Academy experience. During that time, he has had a hand in developing countless professional and international players. Together, with George Hales, they created a professional training environment that combines elite player and youth development. Metro United, through an on-going partnership with the Washington Spirit, maintains a pro pathway. This includes U23s and Reserve opportunities completing the full player development cycle.

Metro United will expand its youth-club partner network to provide pathways into the US Soccer Development Academy environment for our community. Part of our mission is to work, under carefully developed plans, to enhance the soccer environment for our partner clubs and their players. Each partner brings something unique to Metro United and through our work together enhances the player environment for all.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Don't forget, ODSL is merging with NCSL

Is this confirmed?

NO, it's a troll

Anonymous wrote:Don't forget, ODSL is merging with NCSL

Is this confirmed?