Which clubs will be hit the hardest with the Corona and its implication

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Assuming we can be up and playing next year which clubs will be able to withstand the Corona and which will crumble?

Is it the big clubs with all the overhead but, probably a stash in the bank or the smaller clubs without deep pockets but, without high overhead?

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Assuming we can be up and playing next year which clubs will be able to withstand the Corona and which will crumble?

Is it the big clubs with all the overhead but, probably a stash in the bank or the smaller clubs without deep pockets but, without high overhead?

I think it's those small to midsize clubs that will take a beating. The super small clubs operate under very different fiscal stipulations. They usually are more grassroots with more volunteers and the coaches truly love the game, have another "real job", or have kids playing and want to coach theirs. The big clubs likely have enough money in the bank to make it through this. They may have to push back a big project they have been saving for (field improvements, etc). It's the mid sized clubs that likely could struggle. Not enough capital, reliant on a few key full time paid coaches/administrators, already trying to keep their head above water in the current super club trend. I may be completely off but this seems to make sense on the surface.

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Florida Viking

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Florida Viking

That is the premier central florida club.....heard they have a new GK

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Assuming we can be up and playing next year which clubs will be able to withstand the Corona and which will crumble?

Is it the big clubs with all the overhead but, probably a stash in the bank or the smaller clubs without deep pockets but, without high overhead?

Weston and SunPrime easily. They have the largest overhead for coaching/director's salaries.