Rec lasts around 3 months. HS has a limited number of spaces. So we just write off all the other kids?
You can play indoor and futsal all year round. It's not really the same, but it keeps the skills up.
Rec lasts around 3 months. HS has a limited number of spaces. So we just write off all the other kids?
Agreed. But my major point is more kids playing "club" soccer isn't a bad thing.You can play indoor and futsal all year round. It's not really the same, but it keeps the skills up.
Agreed. But my major point is more kids playing "club" soccer isn't a bad thing.
No, don't write them off. Take the money you would have spent on club and use it for private training, (skill development, agility and running training) and take them to some professional games, let them watch soccer on TV. You can do a lot with $1,800. plus! Keep playing rec particularly at the younger ages, futsal or indoor soccer, then move into club and high school soccer and if they develop, into ECNL or DA. They will still compete, still make friendships and they can still develop a love of soccer. Maybe clubs should look at a graduated pay/fee schedule. U8, U9, U10 - $500, U11, U12, U13 $1,000, U14, and older $1800.Rec lasts around 3 months. HS has a limited number of spaces. So we just write off all the other kids?
Chops tell me what isn't expensive. Those top players have to play against other top players. The only place to get that here is through club. Steel sharpens steel.Those kids can do the same with rec soccer and high school soccer. But hey, lets line the pockets of the big clubs.
Texas ????
So true, but oh so expensive! $$$$$$$$$$$$
its a motto for very many unions. mine included and no we aren't facist.“Strength through unity” is the universal motto for Fascists throughout history - the fact that these buffoons thought this was a great title for their press release is friggin hilarious.
Chops tell me what isn't expensive. Those top players have to play against other top players. The only place to get that here is through club. Steel sharpens steel.
If you don't know who he is you don't belong coaching there.Who's he ?
Some clubs already have the fee structured on the age and level of play.No, don't write them off. Take the money you would have spent on club and use it for private training, (skill development, agility and running training) and take them to some professional games, let them watch soccer on TV. You can do a lot with $1,800. plus! Keep playing rec particularly at the younger ages, futsal or indoor soccer, then move into club and high school soccer and if they develop, into ECNL or DA. They will still compete, still make friendships and they can still develop a love of soccer. Maybe clubs should look at a graduated pay/fee schedule. U8, U9, U10 - $500, U11, U12, U13 $1,000, U14, and older $1800.
Most steel is sharpened with stone, but I get your point.
toucheMost steel is sharpened with stone, but I get your point.
you go the i should have said steel shapes steel.Most steel is sharpened with stone, but I get your point.
Good to know. Which ones and what are the actual fees?Some clubs already have the fee structured on the age and level of play.
Word is they are joining the OC Surf group !!!Blues next to merge somewhere?
I highly doubt it....Blues will stay Blues unless they are having major issues.Word is they are joining the OC Surf group !!!
Oh ..... Not a bad guy, just a little bit balled
Coaches getting old at the Blues and parents beginning to realize that TB, LD, RR almost retired and the big girl that joined them a few years ago BH they keep only because of her kids being descent players. RD is a cool cat but doesn't really know the game of soccer and the B brothers no one wants to work with. Just a matter of time.I highly doubt it....Blues will stay Blues unless they are having major issues.
Interesting inside information for your first substantive post on this board. I don't know anything about the leadership of those two clubs. I just think they complement each other on the girls side. In the corporate world I've seen many mergers happen between fierce competitors. Sometimes the best interests of the two institutions (given current market conditions) simply compel the merger.I doubt a Striker/Pats merger would ever be a reality. DE would never relinquish or share control of the Strikers with the Pats. Too much bad blood between the two clubs.
Interesting inside information for your first substantive post on this board. I don't know anything about the leadership of those two clubs. I just think they complement each other on the girls side. In the corporate world I've seen many mergers happen between fierce competitors. Sometimes the best interests of the two institutions (given current market conditions) simply compel the merger.