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The original poster was correct so I think you owe him or her an apology. Having a D license is nothing new. As you so well put it, coaches with a NSCAA license got a "waiver" for not having a D license or higher. That suggests you needed a D license. So apologize!! But that aside, I do agree with you that coaches should be able to have either/or license. FYSA needs to work in conjunction with US Club soccer or eventually it will get to the point that fewer and fewer teams will play SC and US Club soccer will make their own equivalent to SC and the FYSA SC will no longer be relevant. -
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Wow! That is still wayyyy too much for what you get at chargers.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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None Dynamo is a joke...Comment
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That tournament is a rec tournament and doesn't deserve got soccer points.Comment
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Way to Go Tbu
Congrats TBU way to bring a National title to Fl!,Sf parent...Comment
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Not at all putting down the girls who did a great thing. But what's with the idiot parents that celebrate by posting on TS? Are you kidding me?Comment
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Idiot
Yeah let's all get on a thread and hate on Fl success, let me guess your a parent from Wff... Sounds like your envious of TBU ChampsComment
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Why would you "guess" it is a WFF parent? WFF has nothing but respect and cudos for TBU's 17's and winning the USYS National Championship! Winning a national title at any competitive level is something to be proud of in sports!Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Way to try to split hairs. really? "at any competitive level" lol. Wff would be happy to win any tournament. gotta love the ecnl that had to come up with their own tournaments because they couldn't win in others. that's really the crux of the argument. everyone knows girls that have played there and left for greener pastures.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Ok soccer mommy you make no sense. Whether it was a waiver or not it qualified a coach for state cup. Call it whatever you want. Coaches were allowed to go out and get a qualifying NSCAA license to coach state cup. That's all the guy said and he is correct. Now they checked that after the fact so coaches who actually went out last year and paid for an NSCAA license that was ok last year is not ok this year. That's the dumbest thing I've ever heard. But leave it up to MS to make that decision. I also agree that anyone who actually believes this is mandatory by U.S. soccer is a complete idiot. The fact that other states don't have this requirement proves without any doubt that Strickler if full of s hit and everyone knows it. The problem begins and ends with him. He needs to go.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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JFC will not be a top team at NPL, aren't they fielding their B team on NPL since A team will be on ECNL?Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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