Anonymous wrote:What is Potomac teasing? Ecnl NL for girls or moving the boys to MLsN?

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Anonymous wrote:As was stated, and you ignored likely because it simply makes you feel better about yourself and your kid who probably doesn't dress for games, other ECNL and GA parents don't really care. It's the bottom feeder parents of bottom feeder players.

I'm a GA parent with a non-starter that debated a move, but stayed on the team because she likes her teammates and the training and level of play. So, I don't blame any ECNL kid for doing the same. That being said, wresting with that decision didn't cause me to talk down to ECRL or Aspire parents. I think those are fine options. It's strange that ECNL parents are the only ones that punch down.

No parents go out of their way to put down GA. It’s only when people try and pretend like they are equal that you need to let them know that’s not true. It’s not a shot at GA to be the second best girls league. Anyone who has their feelings hurt by that needs to grow a pair.

GA is a good league especially if you’re on a national level qualifier team.

my daughter plays on a ga team. she has tried out and failed to make the local ecnl team 3 years. she has 2 more years to play and probably wont tryout again. she has accepted her level. our ga parents are obsessed with ecnl and our local ecnl team. they literally won't be friends with some of the parents on the ecnl team.may of the kids are friends on both teams, go to the same high schools etc. I can't even sit on the sidelines. if you think some ga parents don't obsess over ECNL, well you live in a fantasy world. ecnl is the better league, just some people can't accept it.

This is a bs story.

Well very similar to the parents of my daughters ga team. Some of the parents are insufferable with their focus on ecnl. Get over it. Enjoy your kid playing.

On my daughters ECNL team there is definitely a lot of discussion about how GA could be the better league as soon as a few big clubs flip to GA for NLS NEXT

Parents on my DD’s team wish there were a reason for clubs to flip to GA in its own right rather than because it’s better for the boys.

Parents on my DD’s team know there will be once clubs start flipping for MLS Next because if enough strong clubs move together, then by definition the girls side becomes stronger too.

If several major clubs move over for MLS Next and bring their girls programs with them, suddenly GA gets deeper overnight.

The strength of a league is the clubs and players inside it. If enough top clubs move, perceptions change very fast.

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Anonymous wrote:As was stated, and you ignored likely because it simply makes you feel better about yourself and your kid who probably doesn't dress for games, other ECNL and GA parents don't really care. It's the bottom feeder parents of bottom feeder players.

I'm a GA parent with a non-starter that debated a move, but stayed on the team because she likes her teammates and the training and level of play. So, I don't blame any ECNL kid for doing the same. That being said, wresting with that decision didn't cause me to talk down to ECRL or Aspire parents. I think those are fine options. It's strange that ECNL parents are the only ones that punch down.

No parents go out of their way to put down GA. It’s only when people try and pretend like they are equal that you need to let them know that’s not true. It’s not a shot at GA to be the second best girls league. Anyone who has their feelings hurt by that needs to grow a pair.

GA is a good league especially if you’re on a national level qualifier team.

my daughter plays on a ga team. she has tried out and failed to make the local ecnl team 3 years. she has 2 more years to play and probably wont tryout again. she has accepted her level. our ga parents are obsessed with ecnl and our local ecnl team. they literally won't be friends with some of the parents on the ecnl team.may of the kids are friends on both teams, go to the same high schools etc. I can't even sit on the sidelines. if you think some ga parents don't obsess over ECNL, well you live in a fantasy world. ecnl is the better league, just some people can't accept it.

This is a bs story.

Well very similar to the parents of my daughters ga team. Some of the parents are insufferable with their focus on ecnl. Get over it. Enjoy your kid playing.

On my daughters ECNL team there is definitely a lot of discussion about how GA could be the better league as soon as a few big clubs flip to GA for NLS NEXT

Parents on my DD’s team wish there were a reason for clubs to flip to GA in its own right rather than because it’s better for the boys.

Parents on my DD’s team know there will be once clubs start flipping for MLS Next because if enough strong clubs move together, then by definition the girls side becomes stronger too.

If several major clubs move over for MLS Next and bring their girls programs with them, suddenly GA gets deeper overnight.

The strength of a league is the clubs and players inside it. If enough top clubs move, perceptions change very fast.

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Anonymous wrote:As was stated, and you ignored likely because it simply makes you feel better about yourself and your kid who probably doesn't dress for games, other ECNL and GA parents don't really care. It's the bottom feeder parents of bottom feeder players.

I'm a GA parent with a non-starter that debated a move, but stayed on the team because she likes her teammates and the training and level of play. So, I don't blame any ECNL kid for doing the same. That being said, wresting with that decision didn't cause me to talk down to ECRL or Aspire parents. I think those are fine options. It's strange that ECNL parents are the only ones that punch down.

No parents go out of their way to put down GA. It’s only when people try and pretend like they are equal that you need to let them know that’s not true. It’s not a shot at GA to be the second best girls league. Anyone who has their feelings hurt by that needs to grow a pair.

GA is a good league especially if you’re on a national level qualifier team.

my daughter plays on a ga team. she has tried out and failed to make the local ecnl team 3 years. she has 2 more years to play and probably wont tryout again. she has accepted her level. our ga parents are obsessed with ecnl and our local ecnl team. they literally won't be friends with some of the parents on the ecnl team.may of the kids are friends on both teams, go to the same high schools etc. I can't even sit on the sidelines. if you think some ga parents don't obsess over ECNL, well you live in a fantasy world. ecnl is the better league, just some people can't accept it.

This is a bs story.

Well very similar to the parents of my daughters ga team. Some of the parents are insufferable with their focus on ecnl. Get over it. Enjoy your kid playing.

On my daughters ECNL team there is definitely a lot of discussion about how GA could be the better league as soon as a few big clubs flip to GA for NLS NEXT

Parents on my DD’s team wish there were a reason for clubs to flip to GA in its own right rather than because it’s better for the boys.

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Anonymous wrote:As was stated, and you ignored likely because it simply makes you feel better about yourself and your kid who probably doesn't dress for games, other ECNL and GA parents don't really care. It's the bottom feeder parents of bottom feeder players.

I'm a GA parent with a non-starter that debated a move, but stayed on the team because she likes her teammates and the training and level of play. So, I don't blame any ECNL kid for doing the same. That being said, wresting with that decision didn't cause me to talk down to ECRL or Aspire parents. I think those are fine options. It's strange that ECNL parents are the only ones that punch down.

No parents go out of their way to put down GA. It’s only when people try and pretend like they are equal that you need to let them know that’s not true. It’s not a shot at GA to be the second best girls league. Anyone who has their feelings hurt by that needs to grow a pair.

GA is a good league especially if you’re on a national level qualifier team.

my daughter plays on a ga team. she has tried out and failed to make the local ecnl team 3 years. she has 2 more years to play and probably wont tryout again. she has accepted her level. our ga parents are obsessed with ecnl and our local ecnl team. they literally won't be friends with some of the parents on the ecnl team.may of the kids are friends on both teams, go to the same high schools etc. I can't even sit on the sidelines. if you think some ga parents don't obsess over ECNL, well you live in a fantasy world. ecnl is the better league, just some people can't accept it.

This is a bs story.

Well very similar to the parents of my daughters ga team. Some of the parents are insufferable with their focus on ecnl. Get over it. Enjoy your kid playing.

On my daughters ECNL team there is definitely a lot of discussion about how GA could be the better league as soon as a few big clubs flip to GA for NLS NEXT

Anonymous wrote:Most parents are lucky to find the field and wear the appropriate uniform. This is all pure fan fiction.

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Anonymous wrote:As was stated, and you ignored likely because it simply makes you feel better about yourself and your kid who probably doesn't dress for games, other ECNL and GA parents don't really care. It's the bottom feeder parents of bottom feeder players.

I'm a GA parent with a non-starter that debated a move, but stayed on the team because she likes her teammates and the training and level of play. So, I don't blame any ECNL kid for doing the same. That being said, wresting with that decision didn't cause me to talk down to ECRL or Aspire parents. I think those are fine options. It's strange that ECNL parents are the only ones that punch down.

No parents go out of their way to put down GA. It’s only when people try and pretend like they are equal that you need to let them know that’s not true. It’s not a shot at GA to be the second best girls league. Anyone who has their feelings hurt by that needs to grow a pair.

GA is a good league especially if you’re on a national level qualifier team.

my daughter plays on a ga team. she has tried out and failed to make the local ecnl team 3 years. she has 2 more years to play and probably wont tryout again. she has accepted her level. our ga parents are obsessed with ecnl and our local ecnl team. they literally won't be friends with some of the parents on the ecnl team.may of the kids are friends on both teams, go to the same high schools etc. I can't even sit on the sidelines. if you think some ga parents don't obsess over ECNL, well you live in a fantasy world. ecnl is the better league, just some people can't accept it.

This is a bs story.

Well very similar to the parents of my daughters ga team. Some of the parents are insufferable with their focus on ecnl. Get over it. Enjoy your kid playing.

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Anonymous wrote:As was stated, and you ignored likely because it simply makes you feel better about yourself and your kid who probably doesn't dress for games, other ECNL and GA parents don't really care. It's the bottom feeder parents of bottom feeder players.

I'm a GA parent with a non-starter that debated a move, but stayed on the team because she likes her teammates and the training and level of play. So, I don't blame any ECNL kid for doing the same. That being said, wresting with that decision didn't cause me to talk down to ECRL or Aspire parents. I think those are fine options. It's strange that ECNL parents are the only ones that punch down.

No parents go out of their way to put down GA. It’s only when people try and pretend like they are equal that you need to let them know that’s not true. It’s not a shot at GA to be the second best girls league. Anyone who has their feelings hurt by that needs to grow a pair.

GA is a good league especially if you’re on a national level qualifier team.

my daughter plays on a ga team. she has tried out and failed to make the local ecnl team 3 years. she has 2 more years to play and probably wont tryout again. she has accepted her level. our ga parents are obsessed with ecnl and our local ecnl team. they literally won't be friends with some of the parents on the ecnl team.may of the kids are friends on both teams, go to the same high schools etc. I can't even sit on the sidelines. if you think some ga parents don't obsess over ECNL, well you live in a fantasy world. ecnl is the better league, just some people can't accept it.

This is a bs story.

Well very similar to the parents of my daughters ga team. Some of the parents are insufferable with their focus on ecnl. Get over it. Enjoy your kid playing.

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Anonymous wrote:As was stated, and you ignored likely because it simply makes you feel better about yourself and your kid who probably doesn't dress for games, other ECNL and GA parents don't really care. It's the bottom feeder parents of bottom feeder players.

I'm a GA parent with a non-starter that debated a move, but stayed on the team because she likes her teammates and the training and level of play. So, I don't blame any ECNL kid for doing the same. That being said, wresting with that decision didn't cause me to talk down to ECRL or Aspire parents. I think those are fine options. It's strange that ECNL parents are the only ones that punch down.

No parents go out of their way to put down GA. It’s only when people try and pretend like they are equal that you need to let them know that’s not true. It’s not a shot at GA to be the second best girls league. Anyone who has their feelings hurt by that needs to grow a pair.

GA is a good league especially if you’re on a national level qualifier team.

my daughter plays on a ga team. she has tried out and failed to make the local ecnl team 3 years. she has 2 more years to play and probably wont tryout again. she has accepted her level. our ga parents are obsessed with ecnl and our local ecnl team. they literally won't be friends with some of the parents on the ecnl team.may of the kids are friends on both teams, go to the same high schools etc. I can't even sit on the sidelines. if you think some ga parents don't obsess over ECNL, well you live in a fantasy world. ecnl is the better league, just some people can't accept it.

This is a bs story.

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Anonymous wrote:As was stated, and you ignored likely because it simply makes you feel better about yourself and your kid who probably doesn't dress for games, other ECNL and GA parents don't really care. It's the bottom feeder parents of bottom feeder players.

I'm a GA parent with a non-starter that debated a move, but stayed on the team because she likes her teammates and the training and level of play. So, I don't blame any ECNL kid for doing the same. That being said, wresting with that decision didn't cause me to talk down to ECRL or Aspire parents. I think those are fine options. It's strange that ECNL parents are the only ones that punch down.

No parents go out of their way to put down GA. It’s only when people try and pretend like they are equal that you need to let them know that’s not true. It’s not a shot at GA to be the second best girls league. Anyone who has their feelings hurt by that needs to grow a pair.

GA is a good league especially if you’re on a national level qualifier team.

my daughter plays on a ga team. she has tried out and failed to make the local ecnl team 3 years. she has 2 more years to play and probably wont tryout again. she has accepted her level. our ga parents are obsessed with ecnl and our local ecnl team. they literally won't be friends with some of the parents on the ecnl team.may of the kids are friends on both teams, go to the same high schools etc. I can't even sit on the sidelines. if you think some ga parents don't obsess over ECNL, well you live in a fantasy world. ecnl is the better league, just some people can't accept it.

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Anonymous wrote:As was stated, and you ignored likely because it simply makes you feel better about yourself and your kid who probably doesn't dress for games, other ECNL and GA parents don't really care. It's the bottom feeder parents of bottom feeder players.

I'm a GA parent with a non-starter that debated a move, but stayed on the team because she likes her teammates and the training and level of play. So, I don't blame any ECNL kid for doing the same. That being said, wresting with that decision didn't cause me to talk down to ECRL or Aspire parents. I think those are fine options. It's strange that ECNL parents are the only ones that punch down.

No parents go out of their way to put down GA. It’s only when people try and pretend like they are equal that you need to let them know that’s not true. It’s not a shot at GA to be the second best girls league. Anyone who has their feelings hurt by that needs to grow a pair.

GA is a good league especially if you’re on a national level qualifier team.

my daughter plays on a ga team. she has tried out and failed to make the local ecnl team 3 years. she has 2 more years to play and probably wont tryout again. she has accepted her level. our ga parents are obsessed with ecnl and our local ecnl team. they literally won't be friends with some of the parents on the ecnl team.may of the kids are friends on both teams, go to the same high schools etc. I can't even sit on the sidelines. if you think some ga parents don't obsess over ECNL, well you live in a fantasy world. ecnl is the better league, just some people can't accept it.

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Anonymous wrote:As was stated, and you ignored likely because it simply makes you feel better about yourself and your kid who probably doesn't dress for games, other ECNL and GA parents don't really care. It's the bottom feeder parents of bottom feeder players.

I'm a GA parent with a non-starter that debated a move, but stayed on the team because she likes her teammates and the training and level of play. So, I don't blame any ECNL kid for doing the same. That being said, wresting with that decision didn't cause me to talk down to ECRL or Aspire parents. I think those are fine options. It's strange that ECNL parents are the only ones that punch down.

No parents go out of their way to put down GA. It’s only when people try and pretend like they are equal that you need to let them know that’s not true. It’s not a shot at GA to be the second best girls league. Anyone who has their feelings hurt by that needs to grow a pair.

GA is a good league especially if you’re on a national level qualifier team.

Anonymous wrote:Our new addition to our teen team is a parent who plants a chair sideline during all of training. How do we cut her... the parent not the kid?