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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostHow many kids from Bridgeport are on the CFC United teams again? Oh, right...….only for blonde ponytails, with mom hanging in the Range Rover in the parking - with the engine running of course!
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostMy D won't be happy, but we will wait a few more years in Travel and see how this plays out.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostYouth soccer is an elitist sport for the affluent.
For the talented kids that their heads down and work hard, the sport represents opportunity and a lot of it. Great players that can’t afford club soccer play for free. Great soccer players that are good students pay very little to attend top schools
Stop complaining and find someone that can advocate for your kid
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostWith your attitude it most definitely is.
For the talented kids that their heads down and work hard, the sport represents opportunity and a lot of it. Great players that can’t afford club soccer play for free. Great soccer players that are good students pay very little to attend top schools
Stop complaining and find someone that can advocate for your kid
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostWith your attitude it most definitely is.
For the talented kids that their heads down and work hard, the sport represents opportunity and a lot of it. Great players that can’t afford club soccer play for free. Great soccer players that are good students pay very little to attend top schools
Stop complaining and find someone that can advocate for your kid
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostOh yes. All that opportunity for those Bridgeport and Hartford kids. I guess i missed that part. Please stop with the idealism.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostYes. But it is not smart to take players primarily from one branch for ECNL teams.
But isn't it possible that the bulk of the strongest players came from that branch?
Is this about achieving branch equity or aggregating the best players, regardless of branch, onto the United roster?
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostAnother group of really stupid parents. ECNL II. Grab your balls and cough. Cough Cough. Money grab team. Poor man's ecnl. Suckers
So what should those players who are not fully developed enough to make the ECNL roster but too strong for their town clubs supposed to do? Quit the game? What exactly is your issue with a "B" team in a competitive model that offers no less than four levels of play across its structure?
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostYou are right, we should have girls soccer affirmative action and mandate the racial composition of the team. Fees for soccer training should be paid for by taxing Fairfield county parents. Sounds very democratic.
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