Anonymous wrote:Well done to the FVU 2013 girls for their top of table finish for the MA U13s. Undefeated to this point with two games remaining. An impressive feat with or without a Super Arl dad.
Anonymous wrote:Also, Bonnet poster, you are a disgrace. Just stop - thanks in advance.
Anonymous wrote:Also, Bonnet poster, you are a disgrace. Just stop - thanks in advance.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Does GA post their league policy and rules anywhere? Trying to figure out info for nationals.
Google GA frameworks. You should find what you need.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:ECNL is a marketing company.
All of youth soccer is ... The goal is to market the players so they can play in college (mostly) and maybe pro (or at least the dream of it).
The goal of youth soccer is make money.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Any GA club offered ECNL would take it. And all the GA parents of that club who say ECNL isn’t that great would then start buying the ECNL hats.
Any ECNL club offered MLSNext would take it, and the girls would go to GA and the parents would start buying Bonnets.
This theory will be tested next season with a local DMV team application. It’s not a secret anymore.
What does this mean?
It's well known that a certain club has an application in.
If it’s so well known, why not go ahead and name the club?
I have no clue, but people keep spreading this junk about Arlington so maybe? The prior poster just comes off as trying to be the smartest in the room, when they're commenting on a ****ing youth soccer board anonymously and it's just stupid.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Any GA club offered ECNL would take it. And all the GA parents of that club who say ECNL isn’t that great would then start buying the ECNL hats.
Any ECNL club offered MLSNext would take it, and the girls would go to GA and the parents would start buying Bonnets.
This theory will be tested next season with a local DMV team application. It’s not a secret anymore.
What does this mean?
It's well known that a certain club has an application in.
If it’s so well known, why not go ahead and name the club?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Any GA club offered ECNL would take it. And all the GA parents of that club who say ECNL isn’t that great would then start buying the ECNL hats.
Any ECNL club offered MLSNext would take it, and the girls would go to GA and the parents would start buying Bonnets.
This theory will be tested next season with a local DMV team application. It’s not a secret anymore.
What does this mean?
It's well known that a certain club has an application in.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Any GA club offered ECNL would take it. And all the GA parents of that club who say ECNL isn’t that great would then start buying the ECNL hats.
Any ECNL club offered MLSNext would take it, and the girls would go to GA and the parents would start buying Bonnets.
This theory will be tested next season with a local DMV team application. It’s not a secret anymore.
What does this mean?
It's well known that a certain club has an application in.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:ECNL is a marketing company.
All of youth soccer is ... The goal is to market the players so they can play in college (mostly) and maybe pro (or at least the dream of it).
Anonymous wrote:ECNL is a marketing company.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:College registration numbers for all showcases never mirror who actually shows up. This is true for ECNL and GA. Only the event organizers have the actual numbers.
This is hardly anything to argue over.
BTW, read the book, How to Lie with Statistics.
-It’s easy to do, especially when you can’t cite credible and transparent sources.
It's just good propaganda to hype up OR criticize a league in social media marketing.
Which is why both leagues took down the pages on their sites showing commitrment numbers by year.
GA gains/losses will never be good enough for the agenda people and ECNL losses/gains however small/large they might be are again never enough for the agenda people.
And then you have the iamsoccerdorks of the world posting cherry picked data which the uneducated use to prop up their agendas.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Any GA club offered ECNL would take it. And all the GA parents of that club who say ECNL isn’t that great would then start buying the ECNL hats.
Any ECNL club offered MLSNext would take it, and the girls would go to GA and the parents would start buying Bonnets.
This theory will be tested next season with a local DMV team application. It’s not a secret anymore.
What does this mean?