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Anonymous wrote:Interesting that even the biggest GA fans here arguing for its inevitability base their argument on pressure from MLSN, not anything intrinsic about why GA itself is better. Pretty telling about what is driving this.

They involve/listen to the players. They are growing and increasing college placements YoY. They've allied with the top boys league to get more opportunities for their players. Must be doing something right.

aligning with the top boys league has nothing to do with getting their players more opportunities. GA showcases are on a serious decline as far as college coaching attendance and GA needs to fix this downward spiral. aligning with mlsnext will not get more girls college coaches to attend girls events. lmao

So playing at the Generation adidas Cup isn't an opportunity?

Anonymous wrote:I dont really care for ECNL or GA but I like that the GA parents are getting crazy + making the ECNL parents go nuts. So entertaining....

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Anonymous wrote:Long time lurker 1st time poster here, you guys & gals are nuts by the way! This is not hard, FOLLOW THE MONEY. More teams & numbers consistently on the boys side in clubs, why would a club not want the MLS badge? My daughter plays Ecnl in Ohio but our club on the boys side has stronger teams and gets more attention. Honestly I would welcome the switch to Mls/ GA earlier than later. Unless ECNL can position itself in front of Mls Next (long shot) then I give ecnl 2-3 years before they become 2nd tier. We know from history this can happen quickly with leagues. It's not like these clubs have multi year contracts, it's literally year to year.

GA bot alert!!!

"It’s not like these clubs have multi hear contracts, it's literally year to year"
What's not true about this?

It's actually not year to year - the entire statement is false

So ECNL clubs have multi year contracts to stay in ECNL? You know this as fact?

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Anonymous wrote:Long time lurker 1st time poster here, you guys & gals are nuts by the way! This is not hard, FOLLOW THE MONEY. More teams & numbers consistently on the boys side in clubs, why would a club not want the MLS badge? My daughter plays Ecnl in Ohio but our club on the boys side has stronger teams and gets more attention. Honestly I would welcome the switch to Mls/ GA earlier than later. Unless ECNL can position itself in front of Mls Next (long shot) then I give ecnl 2-3 years before they become 2nd tier. We know from history this can happen quickly with leagues. It's not like these clubs have multi year contracts, it's literally year to year.

GA bot alert!!!

"It’s not like these clubs have multi hear contracts, it's literally year to year"
What's not true about this?

It's actually not year to year - the entire statement is false

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Anonymous wrote:Interesting that even the biggest GA fans here arguing for its inevitability base their argument on pressure from MLSN, not anything intrinsic about why GA itself is better. Pretty telling about what is driving this.

They involve/listen to the players. They are growing and increasing college placements YoY. They've allied with the top boys league to get more opportunities for their players. Must be doing something right.

Do you think NWSL scouts and college scouts care about the league’s affiliation with a boys league?

MLS scouts from MLS Acadamies. If NWSL aligns with GA they'll scout from GA over all other leagues. Its just how things work.

What if nwsl aligns with ECNL?

Why would NWSL align with a group that has its own leadership. When they could align with GA and basically own it the same way MLS owns MLSN?

Why would NWSL align itself with a second rate league?

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Anonymous wrote:Interesting that even the biggest GA fans here arguing for its inevitability base their argument on pressure from MLSN, not anything intrinsic about why GA itself is better. Pretty telling about what is driving this.

They involve/listen to the players. They are growing and increasing college placements YoY. They've allied with the top boys league to get more opportunities for their players. Must be doing something right.

aligning with the top boys league has nothing to do with getting their players more opportunities. GA showcases are on a serious decline as far as college coaching attendance and GA needs to fix this downward spiral. aligning with mlsnext will not get more girls college coaches to attend girls events. lmao

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Anonymous wrote:Interesting that even the biggest GA fans here arguing for its inevitability base their argument on pressure from MLSN, not anything intrinsic about why GA itself is better. Pretty telling about what is driving this.

They involve/listen to the players. They are growing and increasing college placements YoY. They've allied with the top boys league to get more opportunities for their players. Must be doing something right.

Do you think NWSL scouts and college scouts care about the league’s affiliation with a boys league?

MLS scouts from MLS Acadamies. If NWSL aligns with GA they'll scout from GA over all other leagues. Its just how things work.

What if nwsl aligns with ECNL?

Why would NWSL align with a group that has its own leadership. When they could align with GA and basically own it the same way MLS owns MLSN?

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Anonymous wrote:Interesting that even the biggest GA fans here arguing for its inevitability base their argument on pressure from MLSN, not anything intrinsic about why GA itself is better. Pretty telling about what is driving this.

They involve/listen to the players. They are growing and increasing college placements YoY. They've allied with the top boys league to get more opportunities for their players. Must be doing something right.

Do you think NWSL scouts and college scouts care about the league’s affiliation with a boys league?

MLS scouts from MLS Acadamies. If NWSL aligns with GA they'll scout from GA over all other leagues. Its just how things work.

MLS Academies, not MLSN p2p. What equivalent to the actual academies does GA have to offer NWSL?

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Anonymous wrote:Interesting that even the biggest GA fans here arguing for its inevitability base their argument on pressure from MLSN, not anything intrinsic about why GA itself is better. Pretty telling about what is driving this.

They involve/listen to the players. They are growing and increasing college placements YoY. They've allied with the top boys league to get more opportunities for their players. Must be doing something right.

Do you think NWSL scouts and college scouts care about the league’s affiliation with a boys league?

MLS scouts from MLS Acadamies. If NWSL aligns with GA they'll scout from GA over all other leagues. Its just how things work.

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Anonymous wrote:Interesting that even the biggest GA fans here arguing for its inevitability base their argument on pressure from MLSN, not anything intrinsic about why GA itself is better. Pretty telling about what is driving this.

They involve/listen to the players. They are growing and increasing college placements YoY. They've allied with the top boys league to get more opportunities for their players. Must be doing something right.

Do you think NWSL scouts and college scouts care about the league’s affiliation with a boys league?

MLS scouts from MLS Acadamies. If NWSL aligns with GA they'll scout from GA over all other leagues. Its just how things work.

What if nwsl aligns with ECNL?

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Anonymous wrote:Interesting that even the biggest GA fans here arguing for its inevitability base their argument on pressure from MLSN, not anything intrinsic about why GA itself is better. Pretty telling about what is driving this.

They involve/listen to the players. They are growing and increasing college placements YoY. They've allied with the top boys league to get more opportunities for their players. Must be doing something right.

Do you think NWSL scouts and college scouts care about the league’s affiliation with a boys league?

MLS scouts from MLS Acadamies. If NWSL aligns with GA they'll scout from GA over all other leagues. Its just how things work.

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Anonymous wrote:Interesting that even the biggest GA fans here arguing for its inevitability base their argument on pressure from MLSN, not anything intrinsic about why GA itself is better. Pretty telling about what is driving this.

They involve/listen to the players. They are growing and increasing college placements YoY. They've allied with the top boys league to get more opportunities for their players. Must be doing something right.

Do you think NWSL scouts and college scouts care about the league’s affiliation with a boys league?

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Anonymous wrote:Interesting that even the biggest GA fans here arguing for its inevitability base their argument on pressure from MLSN, not anything intrinsic about why GA itself is better. Pretty telling about what is driving this.

They involve/listen to the players. They are growing and increasing college placements YoY. They've allied with the top boys league to get more opportunities for their players. Must be doing something right.

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Anonymous wrote:Interesting that even the biggest GA fans here arguing for its inevitability base their argument on pressure from MLSN, not anything intrinsic about why GA itself is better. Pretty telling about what is driving this.

They involve/listen to the players. They are growing and increasing college placements YoY. They've allied with the top boys league to get more opportunities for their players. Must be doing something right.