Anyone else notice on the rules for Man City - 2005 & 2006 - No re-entry for subs. See below from 2019 Man City Rules.
For US Soccer Development Academy 2005 and 2006 teams, seven substitutions will be allowed per game with no re-entry.
Yes, for the 2007's that is not a change from DA rules, for 2005 & 2006 DA allows re-entry.Yes I noticed that. But then for 07s it says - US Soccer Development Academy 2007 teams are allowed unlimited
substitutions.
TFA Played in the MIC tournament in Spain recently (I believe this age group), so that might have played a role in not entering.Did they apply in time? See the 06's did but don't see the TFA 05's DA in there at all in 05' supergroup or any group for that matter.
For the olders this one doesn't seem as popular as in past years, maybe the combination of National Cup being so late/close to memorial day, combined age groups in DA, and teams saving up for post season or showcase travel (NPL,ECNL, DA, USClub, etc)
TFA Played in the MIC tournament in Spain recently (I believe this age group), so that might have played a role in not entering.
Does Michelle Romero sound familiar?Any one out there with any idea why TFA is not in Super Group? certainly they are better than Real SoCal, Golden State , OC Surf and they have victories over both LAFC and LA Galaxy , Real Salt Lake AZ ?
What I have not been able to figure out is FCGS. So far, I know of or have heard that they rejected:
Albion
Legends
LAUFA
Nomads
TFA
De Anza makes sense because they are an out of town team and the tournament makes much of its money on hotel rooms. Out of town teams will always be selected over local teams.
I bet Real So Cal looks like they are far enough away to need hotel rooms as well.
I suspect that part of OC Surf's affiliate agreement is that they get accepted to the Surf tournaments. That would be a powerful motivator to get clubs to sign up as an affiliate.
That leaves GS. No idea how they got accepted. Maybe someone can shed some light on it.
FYI: LAUFA got invited via email by the tournament director (city football group). Once this application landed to Surf Cup laps. A verbal (phone call) rejection took place. I am not sure how to call this. rejection, confusion, discrimination, not too sure of this way manage public events. I am pretty sure TFA got the same caseYou can add LAGSD to list of "rejected" clubs. (Technically not rejected, but told Supergroup was "full" and should apply to sub-Supergroup group if interested in playing in the tournament.)
As far as FCGS is concerned, best guess is combo of pedigree (i.e. having full DA) and being hotel room consumer gave them the edge.
I had attached a snapshot of the email invite. had to delete it for the respect of the Mam City coordinators, the city football groupFYI: LAUFA got invited via email by the tournament director (city football group). Once this application landed to Surf Cup laps. A verbal (phone call) rejection took place. I am not sure how to call this. rejection, confusion, discrimination, not too sure of this way manage public events. I am pretty sure TFA got the same case
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Not for ManCity tho. Surf Cup can preferably make a selection for Surf Cups tournaments. which is not right, but they always do.Surf cup sports is a business and they rightfully should look at all factors when accepting teams. They will always take well established full DA clubs with proven reputation, irregardless of their current results!
For example, 1 team with decent results that only has two teams applying to all their tournaments should not trump a team with worse results but sends many teams to their tournaments...
That leaves GS. No idea how they got accepted. Maybe someone can shed some light on it.
If you were not saying unhappy and saying not surprised ... what age group would you be happily unsurprisingly talking about?I would not say "unhappy". Just "not surprised".
What I have not been able to figure out is FCGS. So far, I know of or have heard that they rejected:
Albion
Legends
LAUFA
Nomads
TFA
De Anza makes sense because they are an out of town team and the tournament makes much of its money on hotel rooms. Out of town teams will always be selected over local teams.
I bet Real So Cal looks like they are far enough away to need hotel rooms as well.
I suspect that part of OC Surf's affiliate agreement is that they get accepted to the Surf tournaments. That would be a powerful motivator to get clubs to sign up as an affiliate.
That leaves GS. No idea how they got accepted. Maybe someone can shed some light on it.