Anonymous wrote:Georgia also has a great pool. But agree with Philly and nj
Anonymous wrote:I'm close with a P4 womens coach and they feel that Philly and NJ have the best talent pool outside of TX and CA.
Anonymous wrote:Something working in the Philly area. Delco Boys won the MLSNext U16 and now PF Girls take home the U16 ECNL National Championship.
Anonymous wrote:also pda and some other northern clubs are having overall better showings. We collectively suck and cant hide behind weather.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote: We cannot compete because of the weather.
A few pages up, I posted, I don't want to hear this as an excuse. Weather doesn't stop kids from playing indoor when it's cold outside. Plenty can still be taught indoor even without a ball. If Iceland can find a way to develop when it's cold outside, I think we can too.
Anonymous wrote:So looking at the ranking app (noted that it’s not accurate but a good guideline). But for
2010 Bethesda is #9, CSA #14 and Union #34.
For 2011, ASA #4, CSA #12, and Bethesda #20.
Looks to me at the very least Bethesda 2010 and Arlington 2011 are the outliner around here. We do have teams that can be competitive against TX, CA teams. Not that DMV is completely out of league against others big clubs out there.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote: We cannot compete because of the weather.
A few pages up, I posted, I don't want to hear this as an excuse. Weather doesn't stop kids from playing indoor when it's cold outside. Plenty can still be taught indoor even without a ball. If Iceland can find a way to develop when it's cold outside, I think we can too.
We ain’t Iceland. No we cannot find a way. And not just the dmv. Everywhere that is not Cali, Florida, or Texas. Way world works. Maybe no one really into soccer.
Florida?
those coaches struck the lottery synergy and skill wise +’smart coaching. The 2011s ASA had been playing up and around the country since they were little 9v9ersAnonymous wrote:So looking at the ranking app (noted that it’s not accurate but a good guideline). But for
2010 Bethesda is #9, CSA #14 and Union #34.
For 2011, ASA #4, CSA #12, and Bethesda #20.
Looks to me at the very least Bethesda 2010 and Arlington 2011 are the outliner around here. We do have teams that can be competitive against TX, CA teams. Not that DMV is completely out of league against others big clubs out there.
also pda and some other northern clubs are having overall better showings. We collectively suck and cant hide behind weather.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote: We cannot compete because of the weather.
A few pages up, I posted, I don't want to hear this as an excuse. Weather doesn't stop kids from playing indoor when it's cold outside. Plenty can still be taught indoor even without a ball. If Iceland can find a way to develop when it's cold outside, I think we can too.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote: We cannot compete because of the weather.
A few pages up, I posted, I don't want to hear this as an excuse. Weather doesn't stop kids from playing indoor when it's cold outside. Plenty can still be taught indoor even without a ball. If Iceland can find a way to develop when it's cold outside, I think we can too.
We ain’t Iceland. No we cannot find a way. And not just the dmv. Everywhere that is not Cali, Florida, or Texas. Way world works. Maybe no one really into soccer.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote: We cannot compete because of the weather.
A few pages up, I posted, I don't want to hear this as an excuse. Weather doesn't stop kids from playing indoor when it's cold outside. Plenty can still be taught indoor even without a ball. If Iceland can find a way to develop when it's cold outside, I think we can too.
Anonymous wrote:If we ask those top players how they got to be where they are at - none of them would say just by training by the club. I guarantee ALL works outside of the club practices either on their own or with trainer.
It's not just about the clubs. Clubs do not have time to develop 12 player equally at the same time cuz they are all different. Think of them as a teacher has to teach the entire classroom. They just don't have enough time to make sure everyone is up to speed. Sure clubs can do better but it will still come down to coaches, parents, and the players themselves. There's no magic solution. Every club and every coach wants to have good team that play well and win. Reality is they have to work with the player pool they have and some just have better players than the other.