Anyone knows or has some opinion about TCU and Massive program in the palm city area? Pros /cons...?
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yes , they both suck!Originally posted by Unregistered View Post -
I don't have much experience with them but I do know this isn't the place to get an honest answer. If you want to know more, reach out or go there.Comment
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Yeah that makes sense. They'll give an honest answer. Decent training but low level talent on teams. Good for younger ages but gets weaker as they get older.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Here's an honest answer from an unbiased observer:Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
The fact that this is the first thread on this club on TS tells me it's good value, has little to no drama and it's a good alternative to every other club you see disparaged for one thing or another. I know families on both girls and boys side and never hear the complaining that you do at _____________. (Fill in the blank with every club in the area)Comment
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know them both ,TCU poor comppetition ,cheap to play,MASSIVE expensive ,good training play poor competitionsComment
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FF, and AB are fantastic, professional people. Excellent trainers, whom truly care. Talent pool there is avg. to poor. Not for the serious player, because of the lack of elite players, and their play in the lower leaguesComment
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TCU/Massive are one and the same. The trainers/coaches are with Massive and the club affiliation is with TCU. They have some of the best trainers in North Palm Beach and the Treasure Coast that develop every player, not just the easy to spot talent. They have a facility that is top notch and very family friendly with an indoor soccer facility when the South Florida rain comes. The fact that they have double the number of teams and have better retention than most tells you something about how they operate.Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
Bashers will say they play poor competition, but they have four teams in FSPL and participate in the same tournaments and showcases as other elite other clubs.
If you are truly trying to find out more, ask any parent that has been there or give the club a call.Comment
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Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
Everything this poster said in paragraph 1 is accurate.
The comment about bashers stating poor competition is just not accurate. The truth of the matter is unfortunately the serious/elite players will not consider this a option, as they can not play in the serious leagues, tournaments, or showcases. Its a great option for the player who loves the sport, yet isn't looking to graduate on to the college ranks.
You wont find a more professional individual than FFComment
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True FF very professional, good coach, I personally think the club is expensiveOriginally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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It is on the expensive side, but you do get what you pay for in life. His facilities are nice, adidas kits, UEFA coaching.Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
DA and ECNL will attract every single serious player tho, and sadly FFs knowledge and passion to train and develop will only help build his bottom lineComment
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Who are you kidding ECNL and DA are a joke in South Florida. They are attracting whoever is willing to spend the money or fill their lackluster rosters to get shelled week in and week out. Boca is an embarrassment and Weston is too far. If your a "serious player" you need to move to Georgia to play ECNL.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Call it as you may, its not ideal, but it's still a women's game in comparison to the girls program at Massive. Nobody serious about the sport is playing for Massive. Just stating the facts.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Facts as you believe them, which I think make them opinions?Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Or the fact that it is virtually undisputed that the leagues are worlds apart. It's only opinion to the ignorant who have not seen a higher level.Comment
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