Scouting every game seems like a big waste of time and resources. The people working with these players every day would know if a player had unusual ability. Scout the players that have special talent mentioned by the coach. Most players in the gda have some level of skill and talent but nothing that unique.

Anonymous wrote:True but DA still uses the "US Scouts at Every DA Game" marketing to convince players to come to DA.

Not every game, every showcase game, and in theory a certain percentage of league games, although I haven't seen any at any of the Spirit games in a while, so I'm not sure how binding that really is.

Number one biggest problems in youth soccer for many reasons is the useless and expensive travel burden, not too many unregistered players. He offers no solution and in fact the da and the gda are some of the worst offenders.

Anonymous wrote:Guy does not command respect. He is a businessman and is perceived as part of the problem.

Is there something wrong with what is in this piece posted above or are you stating your perception of the man in general?

Anonymous wrote:Guy does not command respect. He is a businessman and is perceived as part of the problem.

Not by the state associations...they love him.

Guy does not command respect. He is a businessman and is perceived as part of the problem.