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The thing to consider is how competitive your team will be in a league. You don't want to get beaten badly every week but you also don't want to win in a blowout each week either.
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Basically, I think that's a correct statement. It's a herd mentality. You go where the best competition is going. And, if you are a top team, you get to choose where you want your team to play.Texican wrote:I'm taking from this that the most competitive league is always changing. I guess that's why we never know what league we are playing in until the last minute.
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I would like to see the video.Borussia wrote:If you would like to see the clip i would be happy to share it with you.
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There are two teams there that look to be rising above the rest, i say that, but they just faced off and the score line wasnt that close, but no clue on the actual game. The rest are silver division, no offense intended.
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Try the sidelines. You'll hear plenty of comments about those refs.Borussia wrote:Actually, to beat a dead horse... i think the league that i have seen the least or maybe even zero ref comments is CFBAL.
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5 of the more of the upper 06 teams need to all agree to go play in one league together, reach out to the league greatest, all knowing, all being, board leader that will bend over backwards to make the experience for your team the best possible and commit to playing in that league early and the rest will all follow.
In my opinion only, there is only one league that has shown over the past several seasons to have a good pulse on what the academy ages need and want and has a proven track record of delivering. CFBAL
Good luck...
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Prop or 2nd row?Borussia wrote: No I am not a soccer player, rugby was my my choice, bit rougher game and I never threw a punch.
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If this can be done it makes for a fun season. The '03s did this and by the spring of U10 season TGPL had 20-24 strong teams playing in 2 divisions. One note, it seemed to build over a few seasons - there were not 20+ teams the first season. I remember teams complaining that they could not get into TGPL for the fall U10 season because they only took 10-12 teams. The following season they expanded to two divisions.FriscoSoccer05 wrote:Here is a recommendation to the 06s, do with it what you desire.
5 of the more of the upper 06 teams need to all agree to go play in one league together, reach out to the league greatest, all knowing, all being, board leader that will bend over backwards to make the experience for your team the best possible and commit to playing in that league early and the rest will all follow.
In my opinion only, there is only one league that has shown over the past several seasons to have a good pulse on what the academy ages need and want and has a proven track record of delivering. CFBAL
Good luck...
As to CFBAL v. SDL v. TGPL I don't know, but as with most things it seems to be ever changing. As my girls went through academy it swung from SDL being tops to TGPL. Now it seems like CFBAL.
Best of luck.
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Sigh...backs - Rugby is NOT played with double digits on your kit. :-)Gunner9 wrote:I'm impressed. Flyhalf here
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LOL...luv u forwards....but my creaky knees tell me differentlogansdaddy wrote:Sigh...backs - Rugby is NOT played with double digits on your kit. :-)Gunner9 wrote:I'm impressed. Flyhalf here
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Any chance you have these scores??CFBSA wrote:Bank on it baby - I'm not going anywhere
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It's not a question of it can be done, but rather if the coaches are willing to get it done. So far the answer has been no. Maybe that all changes soon.PlanoBound wrote:If this can be done it makes for a fun season. The '03s did this and by the spring of U10 season TGPL had 20-24 strong teams playing in 2 divisions. One note, it seemed to build over a few seasons - there were not 20+ teams the first season. I remember teams complaining that they could not get into TGPL for the fall U10 season because they only took 10-12 teams. The following season they expanded to two divisions.FriscoSoccer05 wrote:Here is a recommendation to the 06s, do with it what you desire.
5 of the more of the upper 06 teams need to all agree to go play in one league together, reach out to the league greatest, all knowing, all being, board leader that will bend over backwards to make the experience for your team the best possible and commit to playing in that league early and the rest will all follow.
In my opinion only, there is only one league that has shown over the past several seasons to have a good pulse on what the academy ages need and want and has a proven track record of delivering. CFBAL
Good luck...
As to CFBAL v. SDL v. TGPL I don't know, but as with most things it seems to be ever changing. As my girls went through academy it swung from SDL being tops to TGPL. Now it seems like CFBAL.
Best of luck.
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Will the rest of the big dogs come out to play is the question as futbol stated. The 05 coaches seem to have gotten it together.
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