Anonymous wrote:If SY+30 gives you the same end solution as GY, you are making an argument for GY. Most surveyed prefered a straight 12 month window without waivers though.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Because only grad year solves 100 percent but is open to the criticism of an age window over 12 months. 8/1 solves 98 percent of the problem, it worked well until a euro weenie for hire butchered things. We are just resetting things to a time when things worked better.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No, of course entities go with a solution that solves 90 percent of the problem all of the time.Anonymous wrote:You dont create solutions that address 90% of the issue. Ignoring the other 10%. Same thing with Aug birthdays you cant just let them choose if they want to play with their grade or play down a grade. This is the issue.
What will happen over time is more school districs will start earlier. Which will expand the 10% youre ignoring to 15% or even higher. Also because Aug is the oldest player possible for an age group there will be more of them over time. If theres more Aug birthdays there will be more Aug birthdays choosing to play down a grade.
By choosing to ignore these issues youve created a ticking time bomb that will only get worse over time. The squeaky wheels will get louder and louder. Once it hits a certain threshold soccer will address the issue in the dumbest way possible. Most likely with a league approved individual waiver program. Which club docs and coaches will exploit selling to the highest bidder. (This happened with DA and HS soccer waivers)
People that have been around youth soccer for a while know exactly what will happen next. People that understand math and trajectories over time also know exactly what will happen next.
Address the issues now with something like SY+30 or even SY+60 and all future issues go away.
Why not address 100% of the issues day 1 after switching from BY to SY?
SY+30 with a 9/1 cutoff gives the same end solution as GY. You end up with all players on the field graduating the same year. Which is exactly what recruiters want.
What SY+30 with a 9/1 cutoff does not allow is regrades playing down. GY allows this and is where you end up with 16 year old freshman or 20 year old high school seniors.
Anonymous wrote:Let’s change the subject . Does MLSN either tier 1 and/or tier 2 switch to SY? What are the pros and cons for them switching?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You must be a Russian bot because nobody else would be invested in such a ridiculous idea as trying to invent and rabidly defend the perfect miscellaneous carve out system which can't exist obviously in a zero sum game.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No, of course entities go with a solution that solves 90 percent of the problem all of the time.Anonymous wrote:You dont create solutions that address 90% of the issue. Ignoring the other 10%. Same thing with Aug birthdays you cant just let them choose if they want to play with their grade or play down a grade. This is the issue.
What will happen over time is more school districs will start earlier. Which will expand the 10% youre ignoring to 15% or even higher. Also because Aug is the oldest player possible for an age group there will be more of them over time. If theres more Aug birthdays there will be more Aug birthdays choosing to play down a grade.
By choosing to ignore these issues youve created a ticking time bomb that will only get worse over time. The squeaky wheels will get louder and louder. Once it hits a certain threshold soccer will address the issue in the dumbest way possible. Most likely with a league approved individual waiver program. Which club docs and coaches will exploit selling to the highest bidder. (This happened with DA and HS soccer waivers)
People that have been around youth soccer for a while know exactly what will happen next. People that understand math and trajectories over time also know exactly what will happen next.
Address the issues now with something like SY+30 or even SY+60 and all future issues go away.
Why not address 100% of the issues day 1 after switching from BY to SY?
That has been outlined for you multiple times.
I am genuinely curious as to your end game with this? is it just entertainment for you? Do you actually think posting here 300 times will actually impact change? Do you have a kid that is impacted by this and it is somehow cathartic to think you are doing something/anything to help him/her? Do you think you will actually change anyones mind to your side at this point (maybe you did 3 months ago but hasn't everyone been exposed to all sides by now)?
It seems like a tremendous amount of time and effort that could be used in more productive ways. The fact that you respond very quickly to antagonists would suggest you are on here multiple times a day for extended periods of time.
Maybe use the time kicking a ball with your child instead of arguing with strangers on the internet?
It will be fun watching you choke on your own bile when MLS+GA announce something different than the foregone conclusion youve defined in your head.
I never said it wouldn't just questioning the time and effort on a random message board that will have literally zero impact on the final decision. I dont think the powers that be are monitoring this board that closely. Not trying to be mean just suggesting there are better ways to spend your time. That's all.
So your time spent on DCUM is better spent then others?
Go away loser. Worry about yourself.
Math is not ridiculous.
The more people hear about SY+30 the more likely it becomes.
If SY+30 gives you the same end solution as GY, you are making an argument for GY. Most surveyed prefered a straight 12 month window without waivers though.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Because only grad year solves 100 percent but is open to the criticism of an age window over 12 months. 8/1 solves 98 percent of the problem, it worked well until a euro weenie for hire butchered things. We are just resetting things to a time when things worked better.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No, of course entities go with a solution that solves 90 percent of the problem all of the time.Anonymous wrote:You dont create solutions that address 90% of the issue. Ignoring the other 10%. Same thing with Aug birthdays you cant just let them choose if they want to play with their grade or play down a grade. This is the issue.
What will happen over time is more school districs will start earlier. Which will expand the 10% youre ignoring to 15% or even higher. Also because Aug is the oldest player possible for an age group there will be more of them over time. If theres more Aug birthdays there will be more Aug birthdays choosing to play down a grade.
By choosing to ignore these issues youve created a ticking time bomb that will only get worse over time. The squeaky wheels will get louder and louder. Once it hits a certain threshold soccer will address the issue in the dumbest way possible. Most likely with a league approved individual waiver program. Which club docs and coaches will exploit selling to the highest bidder. (This happened with DA and HS soccer waivers)
People that have been around youth soccer for a while know exactly what will happen next. People that understand math and trajectories over time also know exactly what will happen next.
Address the issues now with something like SY+30 or even SY+60 and all future issues go away.
Why not address 100% of the issues day 1 after switching from BY to SY?
SY+30 with a 9/1 cutoff gives the same end solution as GY. You end up with all players on the field graduating the same year. Which is exactly what recruiters want.
What SY+30 with a 9/1 cutoff does not allow is regrades playing down. GY allows this and is where you end up with 16 year old freshman or 20 year old high school seniors.
Anonymous wrote:You must be a Russian bot because nobody else would be invested in such a ridiculous idea as trying to invent and rabidly defend the perfect miscellaneous carve out system which can't exist obviously in a zero sum game.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No, of course entities go with a solution that solves 90 percent of the problem all of the time.Anonymous wrote:You dont create solutions that address 90% of the issue. Ignoring the other 10%. Same thing with Aug birthdays you cant just let them choose if they want to play with their grade or play down a grade. This is the issue.
What will happen over time is more school districs will start earlier. Which will expand the 10% youre ignoring to 15% or even higher. Also because Aug is the oldest player possible for an age group there will be more of them over time. If theres more Aug birthdays there will be more Aug birthdays choosing to play down a grade.
By choosing to ignore these issues youve created a ticking time bomb that will only get worse over time. The squeaky wheels will get louder and louder. Once it hits a certain threshold soccer will address the issue in the dumbest way possible. Most likely with a league approved individual waiver program. Which club docs and coaches will exploit selling to the highest bidder. (This happened with DA and HS soccer waivers)
People that have been around youth soccer for a while know exactly what will happen next. People that understand math and trajectories over time also know exactly what will happen next.
Address the issues now with something like SY+30 or even SY+60 and all future issues go away.
Why not address 100% of the issues day 1 after switching from BY to SY?
That has been outlined for you multiple times.
I am genuinely curious as to your end game with this? is it just entertainment for you? Do you actually think posting here 300 times will actually impact change? Do you have a kid that is impacted by this and it is somehow cathartic to think you are doing something/anything to help him/her? Do you think you will actually change anyones mind to your side at this point (maybe you did 3 months ago but hasn't everyone been exposed to all sides by now)?
It seems like a tremendous amount of time and effort that could be used in more productive ways. The fact that you respond very quickly to antagonists would suggest you are on here multiple times a day for extended periods of time.
Maybe use the time kicking a ball with your child instead of arguing with strangers on the internet?
It will be fun watching you choke on your own bile when MLS+GA announce something different than the foregone conclusion youve defined in your head.
I never said it wouldn't just questioning the time and effort on a random message board that will have literally zero impact on the final decision. I dont think the powers that be are monitoring this board that closely. Not trying to be mean just suggesting there are better ways to spend your time. That's all.
So your time spent on DCUM is better spent then others?
Go away loser. Worry about yourself.
You must be a Russian bot because nobody else would be invested in such a ridiculous idea as trying to invent and rabidly defend the perfect miscellaneous carve out system which can't exist obviously in a zero sum game.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No, of course entities go with a solution that solves 90 percent of the problem all of the time.Anonymous wrote:You dont create solutions that address 90% of the issue. Ignoring the other 10%. Same thing with Aug birthdays you cant just let them choose if they want to play with their grade or play down a grade. This is the issue.
What will happen over time is more school districs will start earlier. Which will expand the 10% youre ignoring to 15% or even higher. Also because Aug is the oldest player possible for an age group there will be more of them over time. If theres more Aug birthdays there will be more Aug birthdays choosing to play down a grade.
By choosing to ignore these issues youve created a ticking time bomb that will only get worse over time. The squeaky wheels will get louder and louder. Once it hits a certain threshold soccer will address the issue in the dumbest way possible. Most likely with a league approved individual waiver program. Which club docs and coaches will exploit selling to the highest bidder. (This happened with DA and HS soccer waivers)
People that have been around youth soccer for a while know exactly what will happen next. People that understand math and trajectories over time also know exactly what will happen next.
Address the issues now with something like SY+30 or even SY+60 and all future issues go away.
Why not address 100% of the issues day 1 after switching from BY to SY?
That has been outlined for you multiple times.
I am genuinely curious as to your end game with this? is it just entertainment for you? Do you actually think posting here 300 times will actually impact change? Do you have a kid that is impacted by this and it is somehow cathartic to think you are doing something/anything to help him/her? Do you think you will actually change anyones mind to your side at this point (maybe you did 3 months ago but hasn't everyone been exposed to all sides by now)?
It seems like a tremendous amount of time and effort that could be used in more productive ways. The fact that you respond very quickly to antagonists would suggest you are on here multiple times a day for extended periods of time.
Maybe use the time kicking a ball with your child instead of arguing with strangers on the internet?
It will be fun watching you choke on your own bile when MLS+GA announce something different than the foregone conclusion youve defined in your head.
I never said it wouldn't just questioning the time and effort on a random message board that will have literally zero impact on the final decision. I dont think the powers that be are monitoring this board that closely. Not trying to be mean just suggesting there are better ways to spend your time. That's all.
So your time spent on DCUM is better spent then others?
Go away loser. Worry about yourself.
Anonymous wrote:Because only grad year solves 100 percent but is open to the criticism of an age window over 12 months. 8/1 solves 98 percent of the problem, it worked well until a euro weenie for hire butchered things. We are just resetting things to a time when things worked better.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No, of course entities go with a solution that solves 90 percent of the problem all of the time.Anonymous wrote:You dont create solutions that address 90% of the issue. Ignoring the other 10%. Same thing with Aug birthdays you cant just let them choose if they want to play with their grade or play down a grade. This is the issue.
What will happen over time is more school districs will start earlier. Which will expand the 10% youre ignoring to 15% or even higher. Also because Aug is the oldest player possible for an age group there will be more of them over time. If theres more Aug birthdays there will be more Aug birthdays choosing to play down a grade.
By choosing to ignore these issues youve created a ticking time bomb that will only get worse over time. The squeaky wheels will get louder and louder. Once it hits a certain threshold soccer will address the issue in the dumbest way possible. Most likely with a league approved individual waiver program. Which club docs and coaches will exploit selling to the highest bidder. (This happened with DA and HS soccer waivers)
People that have been around youth soccer for a while know exactly what will happen next. People that understand math and trajectories over time also know exactly what will happen next.
Address the issues now with something like SY+30 or even SY+60 and all future issues go away.
Why not address 100% of the issues day 1 after switching from BY to SY?
People have pointed out to you the problems with your scheme and scheming in general, you are just belligerent.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No, of course entities go with a solution that solves 90 percent of the problem all of the time.Anonymous wrote:You dont create solutions that address 90% of the issue. Ignoring the other 10%. Same thing with Aug birthdays you cant just let them choose if they want to play with their grade or play down a grade. This is the issue.
What will happen over time is more school districs will start earlier. Which will expand the 10% youre ignoring to 15% or even higher. Also because Aug is the oldest player possible for an age group there will be more of them over time. If theres more Aug birthdays there will be more Aug birthdays choosing to play down a grade.
By choosing to ignore these issues youve created a ticking time bomb that will only get worse over time. The squeaky wheels will get louder and louder. Once it hits a certain threshold soccer will address the issue in the dumbest way possible. Most likely with a league approved individual waiver program. Which club docs and coaches will exploit selling to the highest bidder. (This happened with DA and HS soccer waivers)
People that have been around youth soccer for a while know exactly what will happen next. People that understand math and trajectories over time also know exactly what will happen next.
Address the issues now with something like SY+30 or even SY+60 and all future issues go away.
Why not address 100% of the issues day 1 after switching from BY to SY?
That has been outlined for you multiple times.
I am genuinely curious as to your end game with this? is it just entertainment for you? Do you actually think posting here 300 times will actually impact change? Do you have a kid that is impacted by this and it is somehow cathartic to think you are doing something/anything to help him/her? Do you think you will actually change anyones mind to your side at this point (maybe you did 3 months ago but hasn't everyone been exposed to all sides by now)?
It seems like a tremendous amount of time and effort that could be used in more productive ways. The fact that you respond very quickly to antagonists would suggest you are on here multiple times a day for extended periods of time.
Maybe use the time kicking a ball with your child instead of arguing with strangers on the internet?
What value do you add? You never answer the question posed.
Because only grad year solves 100 percent but is open to the criticism of an age window over 12 months. 8/1 solves 98 percent of the problem, it worked well until a euro weenie for hire butchered things. We are just resetting things to a time when things worked better.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No, of course entities go with a solution that solves 90 percent of the problem all of the time.Anonymous wrote:You dont create solutions that address 90% of the issue. Ignoring the other 10%. Same thing with Aug birthdays you cant just let them choose if they want to play with their grade or play down a grade. This is the issue.
What will happen over time is more school districs will start earlier. Which will expand the 10% youre ignoring to 15% or even higher. Also because Aug is the oldest player possible for an age group there will be more of them over time. If theres more Aug birthdays there will be more Aug birthdays choosing to play down a grade.
By choosing to ignore these issues youve created a ticking time bomb that will only get worse over time. The squeaky wheels will get louder and louder. Once it hits a certain threshold soccer will address the issue in the dumbest way possible. Most likely with a league approved individual waiver program. Which club docs and coaches will exploit selling to the highest bidder. (This happened with DA and HS soccer waivers)
People that have been around youth soccer for a while know exactly what will happen next. People that understand math and trajectories over time also know exactly what will happen next.
Address the issues now with something like SY+30 or even SY+60 and all future issues go away.
Why not address 100% of the issues day 1 after switching from BY to SY?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No, of course entities go with a solution that solves 90 percent of the problem all of the time.Anonymous wrote:You dont create solutions that address 90% of the issue. Ignoring the other 10%. Same thing with Aug birthdays you cant just let them choose if they want to play with their grade or play down a grade. This is the issue.
What will happen over time is more school districs will start earlier. Which will expand the 10% youre ignoring to 15% or even higher. Also because Aug is the oldest player possible for an age group there will be more of them over time. If theres more Aug birthdays there will be more Aug birthdays choosing to play down a grade.
By choosing to ignore these issues youve created a ticking time bomb that will only get worse over time. The squeaky wheels will get louder and louder. Once it hits a certain threshold soccer will address the issue in the dumbest way possible. Most likely with a league approved individual waiver program. Which club docs and coaches will exploit selling to the highest bidder. (This happened with DA and HS soccer waivers)
People that have been around youth soccer for a while know exactly what will happen next. People that understand math and trajectories over time also know exactly what will happen next.
Address the issues now with something like SY+30 or even SY+60 and all future issues go away.
Why not address 100% of the issues day 1 after switching from BY to SY?
That has been outlined for you multiple times.
I am genuinely curious as to your end game with this? is it just entertainment for you? Do you actually think posting here 300 times will actually impact change? Do you have a kid that is impacted by this and it is somehow cathartic to think you are doing something/anything to help him/her? Do you think you will actually change anyones mind to your side at this point (maybe you did 3 months ago but hasn't everyone been exposed to all sides by now)?
It seems like a tremendous amount of time and effort that could be used in more productive ways. The fact that you respond very quickly to antagonists would suggest you are on here multiple times a day for extended periods of time.
Maybe use the time kicking a ball with your child instead of arguing with strangers on the internet?
What value do you add? You never answer the question posed.
OK, I'll play.
A) Multiple organizations have to actually agree that SY+30 is warranted. Will need several meetings with long periods of time between meetings most likely. I give that part of the process a minimum of 6 months and probably much longer than that. If there is not consensus it creates other issues such as open tournaments where some teams will be straight school year and some will be the hybrid school year +30. This is the same reason that GA will go with 8-1 vs staying BY
B) Agreement on structure of grade verification. Multiple governing bodies will need to address this as well. That means meeting after meeting after meeting. Sometimes with long periods of time in between before final vote.
Not saying it SHOULD take that long, saying it will. We are over 6 months out from three governing bodies saying they would go with SY and still not a peep from GA or ECNL (Maybe the US Club covers this but I would like to see ECNL specific announcement).
C) Once you have agreement from 4-5 governing bodies about IF they do want to do SY+30 AND how they should do it then you have the more time consuming part. Each governing body will have to send an edict for the change to their 10,000 various clubs. Then they will inform them how to go about this process. Some clubs it will be easy. Some clubs it will be harder. Some systems are running on Cobal and some are running Python. All will need to be changed to one degree or another OR they will have to set up a new system specifically built for this.
D). Then you have the actual parent involvement part. If you have ever had to chase a parent for $17 from the Applebys team dinner you know that parents will require hand holding and there will be multiple calls and emails and text messages about all of this which takes time away from coaching or administrating other items.
I am not saying it couldn't be done, it clearly could. I just fail to see the Cost Benefit Analysis coming out on the side of the change.
But I, for one, am done discussing. Waste of time. I wish there was a way to bet the outcomes of this happening or GA not moving to 8/1. Then I wouldn't worry about my club fees going up again for 25/26😂
To summarize, it's hard therefore it's not worth discussing.
Its not even hard. Its just something this person doesn't want.
They didn't do this before with school year and they aren't doing it now. If you don't like it, your dc isn't good enough.
Thats the point. Changing back to SY is an opportunity to address all issues.
Before Aug birthdays playing down wasnt an issue because everyone involved understood that playing up was how players get noticed by recruiters. Now parents have discovered a loophole in that if your kid was born in Aug you can play with the grade down and be the oldest on the team. Which btw is the initial baby step down the slippery slope of just going GY with 16 year old freshman hold backs.
Do you not agree that exceeding the 12 month cutoff is creating a new issue, even if you dont care about it, it is still an issue to others. Therefore, your supposed fix everything is not achievable with your special idea, correct?
SY+30 with a 9/1 cutoff is a 12 month window. Its Aug 1st to July 31st. The only difference from a single 8/1 cutoff is Aug birthdays need to prove their grade in school.
Keep trying or learn math.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No, of course entities go with a solution that solves 90 percent of the problem all of the time.Anonymous wrote:You dont create solutions that address 90% of the issue. Ignoring the other 10%. Same thing with Aug birthdays you cant just let them choose if they want to play with their grade or play down a grade. This is the issue.
What will happen over time is more school districs will start earlier. Which will expand the 10% youre ignoring to 15% or even higher. Also because Aug is the oldest player possible for an age group there will be more of them over time. If theres more Aug birthdays there will be more Aug birthdays choosing to play down a grade.
By choosing to ignore these issues youve created a ticking time bomb that will only get worse over time. The squeaky wheels will get louder and louder. Once it hits a certain threshold soccer will address the issue in the dumbest way possible. Most likely with a league approved individual waiver program. Which club docs and coaches will exploit selling to the highest bidder. (This happened with DA and HS soccer waivers)
People that have been around youth soccer for a while know exactly what will happen next. People that understand math and trajectories over time also know exactly what will happen next.
Address the issues now with something like SY+30 or even SY+60 and all future issues go away.
Why not address 100% of the issues day 1 after switching from BY to SY?
That has been outlined for you multiple times.
I am genuinely curious as to your end game with this? is it just entertainment for you? Do you actually think posting here 300 times will actually impact change? Do you have a kid that is impacted by this and it is somehow cathartic to think you are doing something/anything to help him/her? Do you think you will actually change anyones mind to your side at this point (maybe you did 3 months ago but hasn't everyone been exposed to all sides by now)?
It seems like a tremendous amount of time and effort that could be used in more productive ways. The fact that you respond very quickly to antagonists would suggest you are on here multiple times a day for extended periods of time.
Maybe use the time kicking a ball with your child instead of arguing with strangers on the internet?
What value do you add? You never answer the question posed.
OK, I'll play.
A) Multiple organizations have to actually agree that SY+30 is warranted. Will need several meetings with long periods of time between meetings most likely. I give that part of the process a minimum of 6 months and probably much longer than that. If there is not consensus it creates other issues such as open tournaments where some teams will be straight school year and some will be the hybrid school year +30. This is the same reason that GA will go with 8-1 vs staying BY
B) Agreement on structure of grade verification. Multiple governing bodies will need to address this as well. That means meeting after meeting after meeting. Sometimes with long periods of time in between before final vote.
Not saying it SHOULD take that long, saying it will. We are over 6 months out from three governing bodies saying they would go with SY and still not a peep from GA or ECNL (Maybe the US Club covers this but I would like to see ECNL specific announcement).
C) Once you have agreement from 4-5 governing bodies about IF they do want to do SY+30 AND how they should do it then you have the more time consuming part. Each governing body will have to send an edict for the change to their 10,000 various clubs. Then they will inform them how to go about this process. Some clubs it will be easy. Some clubs it will be harder. Some systems are running on Cobal and some are running Python. All will need to be changed to one degree or another OR they will have to set up a new system specifically built for this.
D). Then you have the actual parent involvement part. If you have ever had to chase a parent for $17 from the Applebys team dinner you know that parents will require hand holding and there will be multiple calls and emails and text messages about all of this which takes time away from coaching or administrating other items.
I am not saying it couldn't be done, it clearly could. I just fail to see the Cost Benefit Analysis coming out on the side of the change.
But I, for one, am done discussing. Waste of time. I wish there was a way to bet the outcomes of this happening or GA not moving to 8/1. Then I wouldn't worry about my club fees going up again for 25/26😂
To summarize, it's hard therefore it's not worth discussing.
Its not even hard. Its just something this person doesn't want.
They didn't do this before with school year and they aren't doing it now. If you don't like it, your dc isn't good enough.
Thats the point. Changing back to SY is an opportunity to address all issues.
Before Aug birthdays playing down wasnt an issue because everyone involved understood that playing up was how players get noticed by recruiters. Now parents have discovered a loophole in that if your kid was born in Aug you can play with the grade down and be the oldest on the team. Which btw is the initial baby step down the slippery slope of just going GY with 16 year old freshman hold backs.
Do you not agree that exceeding the 12 month cutoff is creating a new issue, even if you dont care about it, it is still an issue to others. Therefore, your supposed fix everything is not achievable with your special idea, correct?
Yet the answer misaligned August birthdays is to play up meaning a greater than 12 month window for them.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No, of course entities go with a solution that solves 90 percent of the problem all of the time.Anonymous wrote:You dont create solutions that address 90% of the issue. Ignoring the other 10%. Same thing with Aug birthdays you cant just let them choose if they want to play with their grade or play down a grade. This is the issue.
What will happen over time is more school districs will start earlier. Which will expand the 10% youre ignoring to 15% or even higher. Also because Aug is the oldest player possible for an age group there will be more of them over time. If theres more Aug birthdays there will be more Aug birthdays choosing to play down a grade.
By choosing to ignore these issues youve created a ticking time bomb that will only get worse over time. The squeaky wheels will get louder and louder. Once it hits a certain threshold soccer will address the issue in the dumbest way possible. Most likely with a league approved individual waiver program. Which club docs and coaches will exploit selling to the highest bidder. (This happened with DA and HS soccer waivers)
People that have been around youth soccer for a while know exactly what will happen next. People that understand math and trajectories over time also know exactly what will happen next.
Address the issues now with something like SY+30 or even SY+60 and all future issues go away.
Why not address 100% of the issues day 1 after switching from BY to SY?
That has been outlined for you multiple times.
I am genuinely curious as to your end game with this? is it just entertainment for you? Do you actually think posting here 300 times will actually impact change? Do you have a kid that is impacted by this and it is somehow cathartic to think you are doing something/anything to help him/her? Do you think you will actually change anyones mind to your side at this point (maybe you did 3 months ago but hasn't everyone been exposed to all sides by now)?
It seems like a tremendous amount of time and effort that could be used in more productive ways. The fact that you respond very quickly to antagonists would suggest you are on here multiple times a day for extended periods of time.
Maybe use the time kicking a ball with your child instead of arguing with strangers on the internet?
What value do you add? You never answer the question posed.
OK, I'll play.
A) Multiple organizations have to actually agree that SY+30 is warranted. Will need several meetings with long periods of time between meetings most likely. I give that part of the process a minimum of 6 months and probably much longer than that. If there is not consensus it creates other issues such as open tournaments where some teams will be straight school year and some will be the hybrid school year +30. This is the same reason that GA will go with 8-1 vs staying BY
B) Agreement on structure of grade verification. Multiple governing bodies will need to address this as well. That means meeting after meeting after meeting. Sometimes with long periods of time in between before final vote.
Not saying it SHOULD take that long, saying it will. We are over 6 months out from three governing bodies saying they would go with SY and still not a peep from GA or ECNL (Maybe the US Club covers this but I would like to see ECNL specific announcement).
C) Once you have agreement from 4-5 governing bodies about IF they do want to do SY+30 AND how they should do it then you have the more time consuming part. Each governing body will have to send an edict for the change to their 10,000 various clubs. Then they will inform them how to go about this process. Some clubs it will be easy. Some clubs it will be harder. Some systems are running on Cobal and some are running Python. All will need to be changed to one degree or another OR they will have to set up a new system specifically built for this.
D). Then you have the actual parent involvement part. If you have ever had to chase a parent for $17 from the Applebys team dinner you know that parents will require hand holding and there will be multiple calls and emails and text messages about all of this which takes time away from coaching or administrating other items.
I am not saying it couldn't be done, it clearly could. I just fail to see the Cost Benefit Analysis coming out on the side of the change.
But I, for one, am done discussing. Waste of time. I wish there was a way to bet the outcomes of this happening or GA not moving to 8/1. Then I wouldn't worry about my club fees going up again for 25/26😂
To summarize, it's hard therefore it's not worth discussing.
Its not even hard. Its just something this person doesn't want.
They didn't do this before with school year and they aren't doing it now. If you don't like it, your dc isn't good enough.
Thats the point. Changing back to SY is an opportunity to address all issues.
Before Aug birthdays playing down wasnt an issue because everyone involved understood that playing up was how players get noticed by recruiters. Now parents have discovered a loophole in that if your kid was born in Aug you can play with the grade down and be the oldest on the team. Which btw is the initial baby step down the slippery slope of just going GY with 16 year old freshman hold backs.
Do you not agree that exceeding the 12 month cutoff is creating a new issue, even if you dont care about it, it is still an issue to others. Therefore, your supposed fix everything is not achievable with your special idea, correct?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No, of course entities go with a solution that solves 90 percent of the problem all of the time.Anonymous wrote:You dont create solutions that address 90% of the issue. Ignoring the other 10%. Same thing with Aug birthdays you cant just let them choose if they want to play with their grade or play down a grade. This is the issue.
What will happen over time is more school districs will start earlier. Which will expand the 10% youre ignoring to 15% or even higher. Also because Aug is the oldest player possible for an age group there will be more of them over time. If theres more Aug birthdays there will be more Aug birthdays choosing to play down a grade.
By choosing to ignore these issues youve created a ticking time bomb that will only get worse over time. The squeaky wheels will get louder and louder. Once it hits a certain threshold soccer will address the issue in the dumbest way possible. Most likely with a league approved individual waiver program. Which club docs and coaches will exploit selling to the highest bidder. (This happened with DA and HS soccer waivers)
People that have been around youth soccer for a while know exactly what will happen next. People that understand math and trajectories over time also know exactly what will happen next.
Address the issues now with something like SY+30 or even SY+60 and all future issues go away.
Why not address 100% of the issues day 1 after switching from BY to SY?
That has been outlined for you multiple times.
I am genuinely curious as to your end game with this? is it just entertainment for you? Do you actually think posting here 300 times will actually impact change? Do you have a kid that is impacted by this and it is somehow cathartic to think you are doing something/anything to help him/her? Do you think you will actually change anyones mind to your side at this point (maybe you did 3 months ago but hasn't everyone been exposed to all sides by now)?
It seems like a tremendous amount of time and effort that could be used in more productive ways. The fact that you respond very quickly to antagonists would suggest you are on here multiple times a day for extended periods of time.
Maybe use the time kicking a ball with your child instead of arguing with strangers on the internet?
What value do you add? You never answer the question posed.
OK, I'll play.
A) Multiple organizations have to actually agree that SY+30 is warranted. Will need several meetings with long periods of time between meetings most likely. I give that part of the process a minimum of 6 months and probably much longer than that. If there is not consensus it creates other issues such as open tournaments where some teams will be straight school year and some will be the hybrid school year +30. This is the same reason that GA will go with 8-1 vs staying BY
B) Agreement on structure of grade verification. Multiple governing bodies will need to address this as well. That means meeting after meeting after meeting. Sometimes with long periods of time in between before final vote.
Not saying it SHOULD take that long, saying it will. We are over 6 months out from three governing bodies saying they would go with SY and still not a peep from GA or ECNL (Maybe the US Club covers this but I would like to see ECNL specific announcement).
C) Once you have agreement from 4-5 governing bodies about IF they do want to do SY+30 AND how they should do it then you have the more time consuming part. Each governing body will have to send an edict for the change to their 10,000 various clubs. Then they will inform them how to go about this process. Some clubs it will be easy. Some clubs it will be harder. Some systems are running on Cobal and some are running Python. All will need to be changed to one degree or another OR they will have to set up a new system specifically built for this.
D). Then you have the actual parent involvement part. If you have ever had to chase a parent for $17 from the Applebys team dinner you know that parents will require hand holding and there will be multiple calls and emails and text messages about all of this which takes time away from coaching or administrating other items.
I am not saying it couldn't be done, it clearly could. I just fail to see the Cost Benefit Analysis coming out on the side of the change.
But I, for one, am done discussing. Waste of time. I wish there was a way to bet the outcomes of this happening or GA not moving to 8/1. Then I wouldn't worry about my club fees going up again for 25/26😂
To summarize, it's hard therefore it's not worth discussing.
Its not even hard. Its just something this person doesn't want.
They didn't do this before with school year and they aren't doing it now. If you don't like it, your dc isn't good enough.
Thats the point. Changing back to SY is an opportunity to address all issues.
Before Aug birthdays playing down wasnt an issue because everyone involved understood that playing up was how players get noticed by recruiters. Now parents have discovered a loophole in that if your kid was born in Aug you can play with the grade down and be the oldest on the team. Which btw is the initial baby step down the slippery slope of just going GY with 16 year old freshman hold backs.
Do you not agree that exceeding the 12 month cutoff is creating a new issue, even if you dont care about it, it is still an issue to others. Therefore, your supposed fix everything is not achievable with your special idea, correct?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No, of course entities go with a solution that solves 90 percent of the problem all of the time.Anonymous wrote:You dont create solutions that address 90% of the issue. Ignoring the other 10%. Same thing with Aug birthdays you cant just let them choose if they want to play with their grade or play down a grade. This is the issue.
What will happen over time is more school districs will start earlier. Which will expand the 10% youre ignoring to 15% or even higher. Also because Aug is the oldest player possible for an age group there will be more of them over time. If theres more Aug birthdays there will be more Aug birthdays choosing to play down a grade.
By choosing to ignore these issues youve created a ticking time bomb that will only get worse over time. The squeaky wheels will get louder and louder. Once it hits a certain threshold soccer will address the issue in the dumbest way possible. Most likely with a league approved individual waiver program. Which club docs and coaches will exploit selling to the highest bidder. (This happened with DA and HS soccer waivers)
People that have been around youth soccer for a while know exactly what will happen next. People that understand math and trajectories over time also know exactly what will happen next.
Address the issues now with something like SY+30 or even SY+60 and all future issues go away.
Why not address 100% of the issues day 1 after switching from BY to SY?
That has been outlined for you multiple times.
I am genuinely curious as to your end game with this? is it just entertainment for you? Do you actually think posting here 300 times will actually impact change? Do you have a kid that is impacted by this and it is somehow cathartic to think you are doing something/anything to help him/her? Do you think you will actually change anyones mind to your side at this point (maybe you did 3 months ago but hasn't everyone been exposed to all sides by now)?
It seems like a tremendous amount of time and effort that could be used in more productive ways. The fact that you respond very quickly to antagonists would suggest you are on here multiple times a day for extended periods of time.
Maybe use the time kicking a ball with your child instead of arguing with strangers on the internet?
What value do you add? You never answer the question posed.
OK, I'll play.
A) Multiple organizations have to actually agree that SY+30 is warranted. Will need several meetings with long periods of time between meetings most likely. I give that part of the process a minimum of 6 months and probably much longer than that. If there is not consensus it creates other issues such as open tournaments where some teams will be straight school year and some will be the hybrid school year +30. This is the same reason that GA will go with 8-1 vs staying BY
B) Agreement on structure of grade verification. Multiple governing bodies will need to address this as well. That means meeting after meeting after meeting. Sometimes with long periods of time in between before final vote.
Not saying it SHOULD take that long, saying it will. We are over 6 months out from three governing bodies saying they would go with SY and still not a peep from GA or ECNL (Maybe the US Club covers this but I would like to see ECNL specific announcement).
C) Once you have agreement from 4-5 governing bodies about IF they do want to do SY+30 AND how they should do it then you have the more time consuming part. Each governing body will have to send an edict for the change to their 10,000 various clubs. Then they will inform them how to go about this process. Some clubs it will be easy. Some clubs it will be harder. Some systems are running on Cobal and some are running Python. All will need to be changed to one degree or another OR they will have to set up a new system specifically built for this.
D). Then you have the actual parent involvement part. If you have ever had to chase a parent for $17 from the Applebys team dinner you know that parents will require hand holding and there will be multiple calls and emails and text messages about all of this which takes time away from coaching or administrating other items.
I am not saying it couldn't be done, it clearly could. I just fail to see the Cost Benefit Analysis coming out on the side of the change.
But I, for one, am done discussing. Waste of time. I wish there was a way to bet the outcomes of this happening or GA not moving to 8/1. Then I wouldn't worry about my club fees going up again for 25/26😂
To summarize, it's hard therefore it's not worth discussing.
Its not even hard. Its just something this person doesn't want.
They didn't do this before with school year and they aren't doing it now. If you don't like it, your dc isn't good enough.
Good enough for what? This is KIDS soccer.
This is a thread about ECNL, why don’t you go play somewhere else…
The thread title and the discussion has evolved into nothing about ECNL. 🙄. Are you that obtuse?