LA Galaxy to remove alliance program
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jpeter
PREMIER
https://www.liverpoolfc.com/news/an...onal-academy-to-launch-in-southern-california . Maybe not public from the affiliate clubs, but looks like yes from LA galaxy HQ, and then now Liverpool.
No. Its only £ 312 GBP., All payments will need to be made in sterling on a go forward basis. And fields will only be measured in metres.
I heard the new LAGSD name is “Coastal United” in teal. Rumor or truth?
Name isn't bad, but teal?
maestroFRSM
SILVER
Anyone familiar with how competitive the other US Liverpool affiliates are? For instance, Liverpool IA Norcal - anyone know anything about their reputation? I realize it's mostly branding, etc, but if they're all pretty good, then maybe there's significant value in teaching "the Liverpool way". My guess is probably just a mixed bag of results, and dependent on local coaches...
Any news on what is going to happen to LAGSB? They posted tryout info will be coming soon for next year. https://lagalaxysouthbay.com/tryout/
differential
BRONZE
That is so strange. Why post tryouts? Maybe it is a mistake?
El Clasico
GOLD
From what was said, it won't be beach but it is someone you know.
MSK357
GOLD
Strange, from what was said it points to beach. I guess we'll find out next week.
outside!
DA
As much as I prefer the metric system, the soccer pitch is still measured in yards. The 6 yard box is not called the 5.4864 meter box.
rainbow_unicorn
PREMIER
Gotta keep the lights on until you turn them off
Maybe some teams go to Beach and some to Steel United? As was said, only time will tell.
outside!
DA
To me it makes LA Galaxy look like they don't really have any idea what they are doing.
differential
BRONZE
It sounds as if there is no "one" plan.. Some teams are going off on their own and others are sitting with no information at all.
Actually- It looks to me like the LA Galaxy MLS team does have a plan. That plan is to get out of the business of Youth Soccer and to work on their professional team and academy.
Why put the effort towards youth leagues when you should be focusing on the pro side of things?
Why alienate some fans who might have had a bad experience playing with or against a LA Galaxy Youth affiliate team?
Why alienate some coaches who aren't part of the "LA Galaxy Youth Franchise" family.
If they were smart, they'd be reaching out to all clubs across So Cal and offering up programs to grow their brand and to give all players and coaches a taste of what a professional soccer organization is like. They can run camps and clinics all the time. And now there isn't the "threat" to competing youth clubs that the Galaxy affiliates will be trying to gobble up teams/players/coaches.