Anonymous wrote:Futballislife wrote:The Website seems to be down this evening, 8pm on 13 November. I wonder if they are reworking the business aspects of the plan? I sincerely hope they get it worked out. Seems like some things just were not well thought out.
Someone there found this thread. Lol.
Futballislife wrote:The Website seems to be down this evening, 8pm on 13 November. I wonder if they are reworking the business aspects of the plan? I sincerely hope they get it worked out. Seems like some things just were not well thought out.
Anonymous wrote:Looks like the AC Milan name alone didn't quite justify the $800 camp. They are now including the garb in the price. Still not worth it.
Anonymous wrote:I'm curious about that. Isn't everyone a "nonprofit" technically such that they qualify for a permit for a public field? Why can't these new clubs apply to use county field space?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm curious about that. Isn't everyone a "nonprofit" technically such that they qualify for a permit for a public field? Why can't these new clubs apply to use county field space?
AC Milan is not a nonprofit
Anonymous wrote:I seriously miss Barca.
We were with them when they opened and it was the best environment the first few years. Very unlike 'travel' clubs. The staff were all UEFA trained. The kids trained at the same time at Evergreen, academy style so there was a lot of mixing of training groups. There were 3-4 coaches watching the groups every night, taking notes. The staff was full-time. Parents did not have involvement with coaches. There was one central manager/admin. No parent managers. Parents weren't allowed on the field, or behind the fence--had to stay up in the stands. They had weekly inter-scrimmage league every weekend (unless regular season was happening).
It's funny--now so many of those boys U17-U19 are on the top MLSNext and ECNL teams; a few at MLS academies. The training/development was really good. But, with our 'win instantly' travel world--it didn't fit in the landscape. Many of their teams were really making significant process right before the fold.
It started to fall apart by year 4 when more people started to come and wanted to impose 'American travel' type logistics, politics, etc. Then, Covid wiped them out.
I had two kids there from 2016-2020 and it was the most relaxed and positive atmosphere. Fond memories.
Anonymous wrote:I'm curious about that. Isn't everyone a "nonprofit" technically such that they qualify for a permit for a public field? Why can't these new clubs apply to use county field space?
Anonymous wrote:Every team I have seen that relied on GMU for rented field space has struggled with having enough practice space and game fields for league games.
Anonymous wrote:I'm curious about that. Isn't everyone a "nonprofit" technically such that they qualify for a permit for a public field? Why can't these new clubs apply to use county field space?