Junior Academy trying to influence where kids play
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Junior Academy trying to influence where kids play
Email circulating the southern Adelaide scene with a reputable ? junior academy offering 2 packages at a southern club . One that includes data analyst , specialised coaching , etc or just club registration ....
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romarios shin
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Re: Junior Academy trying to influence where kids play
i'm sure this is very common throughout junior football, its just not advertised.
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nathanburns15
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Re: Junior Academy trying to influence where kids play
They wouldn't be the only ones. Kids involved with the Carrusca academy have been encouraged to leave their clubs and join Vipers.
Re: Junior Academy trying to influence where kids play
No problems here. Freedom of choice. The Academy obviously ahs the benefit of seeing clubs from afar and where their student would be better placed.
This is a very old chestnut with clubs and academies at odds. Again.
This is a very old chestnut with clubs and academies at odds. Again.
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Prometheus
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Re: Junior Academy trying to influence where kids play
All good unless the academy is paid by the club to bring players in?
Then what academy coaches opinions are don’t mean anything.
