Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:GAL current leadership:

NATIONAL LEADERSHIP GROUP

Barry Ritson - LA Surf
Kevin Boyd - Legends
Troy Garner - Tophat
Wes Schevers - Lonestar
Matt Grubb - FC Dallas

You lost me at Wes. One of the biggest clowns in soccer. All about not losing revenue. Does not even care about player development.

Why did San Diego Surf and Real So Cal go back to ECNL instead of playing in this elite league? What about Charlotte?

Anonymous wrote:GAL current leadership:

NATIONAL LEADERSHIP GROUP

Barry Ritson - LA Surf
Kevin Boyd - Legends
Troy Garner - Tophat
Wes Schevers - Lonestar
Matt Grubb - FC Dallas

You lost me at Wes. One of the biggest clowns in soccer. All about not losing revenue. Does not even care about player development.

Anonymous wrote:GAL current leadership:

NATIONAL LEADERSHIP GROUP

Barry Ritson - LA Surf
Kevin Boyd - Legends
Troy Garner - Tophat
Wes Schevers - Lonestar
Matt Grubb - FC Dallas

Source?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:GAL current leadership:

NATIONAL LEADERSHIP GROUP

Barry Ritson - LA Surf
Kevin Boyd - Legends
Troy Garner - Tophat
Wes Schevers - Lonestar
Matt Grubb - FC Dallas

2 California, 2 Texas, 1 Georgia. Sounds great for teams in virginia.

Boy, you are a dense one, aren’t you. Those are quality clubs representing leadership. See the forest for the trees, my bitter friend

Anonymous wrote:GAL current leadership:

NATIONAL LEADERSHIP GROUP

Barry Ritson - LA Surf
Kevin Boyd - Legends
Troy Garner - Tophat
Wes Schevers - Lonestar
Matt Grubb - FC Dallas

2 California, 2 Texas, 1 Georgia. Sounds great for teams in virginia.

Are there any ECNL players locally considering switching to GAL?

GAL current leadership:

NATIONAL LEADERSHIP GROUP

Barry Ritson - LA Surf
Kevin Boyd - Legends
Troy Garner - Tophat
Wes Schevers - Lonestar
Matt Grubb - FC Dallas

Anonymous wrote:How can this promote high school soccer when high school seasons in every state are different?

Seems a lie and club directors will stop kids from playing high school or there will be very few games.

This is rich. A ECNL backer now lecturing on how HS can’t be done.

This is not a big deal. Our team has girls with various high schools that have various seasons. Some still do not play hs soccer because of all the soccer they already play.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How can this promote high school soccer when high school seasons in every state are different?

Seems a lie and club directors will stop kids from playing high school or there will be very few games.

Perhaps play both, the way people used to do it.

Isn't that what ECNL does, with HS seasons different in different states there too?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How can this promote high school soccer when high school seasons in every state are different?

Seems a lie and club directors will stop kids from playing high school or there will be very few games.

Perhaps play both, the way people used to do it.

That's what ECNL did before DA came in and forced differentiation, right? Some girls played both (and played very little in ECNL games during HS season) some girls only played ECNL (and were pressured to do so) and played a lot. Let's the players decide what is important to them....

Anonymous wrote:How can this promote high school soccer when high school seasons in every state are different?

Seems a lie and club directors will stop kids from playing high school or there will be very few games.

Perhaps play both, the way people used to do it.

This actually sounds good. This actually could
work pretty good for DA clubs.

How can this promote high school soccer when high school seasons in every state are different?

Seems a lie and club directors will stop kids from playing high school or there will be very few games.

GDA training schedule, format, and rules with the ability to play high school more lax sub rules. What everyone wanted from US soccer’s GDA but couldn’t get.