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Such a dumb statement. Clubs have been paid for the year bozo. Normal spring will happen this year. Vaccine rollout happening in 2 weeks. Try reading. It helps.
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All it will take is a few people winning lawsuits against clubs for cancelled practices, games and entire seasons. It will turn into a frenzy that most clubs will never be able to afford.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostAgain you are an idiot. Kids don’t need it. The vaccine is for the vulnerable so kids can move on with their lives. You’d understand that if your IQ was over 80.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostThis will end clubs
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostAll it will take is a few people winning lawsuits against clubs for cancelled practices, games and entire seasons. It will turn into a frenzy that most clubs will never be able to afford.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostYet everyone played this past fall and nobody sued their club. This is a stupid thread I don't know why I'm even responding.
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This may end a few pop up clubs, most of whom never should have been created in the first place and are only BS money grabs for players who should be on their local town teams. Clubs that play in top leagues, that field teams at all (or close to it) age groupos will be fine. There's no lawsuits because contracts all had language written in to protect them from covid type eventualities. And anyway, the games were played and practices held. make up sessions can easily be scheduled, vaccine will roll out soon. Remember, we were never looking to protect kids (who have a .001% fatality rate). The measures taken were to avoid having the kids bring the illness home to grandma or diabetic mom. Once those people can be vaccinated, there would be no logical reason to stay locked down at any level.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostThis may end a few pop up clubs, most of whom never should have been created in the first place and are only BS money grabs for players who should be on their local town teams. Clubs that play in top leagues, that field teams at all (or close to it) age groupos will be fine. There's no lawsuits because contracts all had language written in to protect them from covid type eventualities. And anyway, the games were played and practices held. make up sessions can easily be scheduled, vaccine will roll out soon. Remember, we were never looking to protect kids (who have a .001% fatality rate). The measures taken were to avoid having the kids bring the illness home to grandma or diabetic mom. Once those people can be vaccinated, there would be no logical reason to stay locked down at any level.
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Not everyone played fall. HS age is really just starting (not really with the updated/ever changing covid regs.)
An 06 who isnt in HS yet and now with the indoor freeze wouldnt have had anything going on team wise to any great degree yet the clubs want the money for the year after giving **** refunds last year.
My older daughter was HS senior last year that played a few indoor games and one tournament with her club and got back $350 out of thousands after spring was cancled.
Not getting hosed again/lesson learned so younger daughter is at a higher level local team for this season instead of one of the "elite" clubs. She is having fun and they all get to play significant minutes/no lame sub rules etc.
It's a win/win for the parent as the savings in tuition is significant and the soccer is still soccer that your kid enjoys.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostNot everyone played fall. HS age is really just starting (not really with the updated/ever changing covid regs.)
An 06 who isnt in HS yet and now with the indoor freeze wouldnt have had anything going on team wise to any great degree yet the clubs want the money for the year after giving **** refunds last year.
My older daughter was HS senior last year that played a few indoor games and one tournament with her club and got back $350 out of thousands after spring was cancled.
Not getting hosed again/lesson learned so younger daughter is at a higher level local team for this season instead of one of the "elite" clubs. She is having fun and they all get to play significant minutes/no lame sub rules etc.
It's a win/win for the parent as the savings in tuition is significant and the soccer is still soccer that your kid enjoys.
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