Would be nice. I finally paid off my grad school loans last year.
NYCFC Academy - General Discussion
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Stanford kind of does this in reverse with their MBA program, they cover a portion of student loan payments for graduates working in nonprofit/public service jobs.
I can see both sides. If a club was in it to turn a profit than yes that would be an issue. However, if the club is going to reinvest the training fees in the club and decrease the cost of participation for all members than I wouldn't have an issue with it.
Waiting for all the 'he shouldn't be acting like that' comments.
LOL and T-Mac did the same celebration after he scored yesterday.
Well he certainly shouldn't be doing knee slides on turf...
Good free kick, though, in fairness.
HeyNYCFC_Dan I want to get a group of supporters out to an academy game on April 22nd.
11am kickoff.
What's the best way to promote that?
Say the stadium announcement will be made there and then...
Probably reach out to roxfontaine as supporter groups are most likely to come out...
Make a thread under supporter discussion and I'll tweet it out and everyone here will also see itHey
11am kickoff.
What's the best way to promote that?
I wish we had stats on Gio. Based on the highlights we see of him it seems like he scores 75% of the academy team's goals. Depending on how many games they play, it wouldn't surprise me if he was scoring 50 goals a season.
If you go to the Twitter account where most of these videos are linked from you can see more highlights. I usually post all of the videos that they share. He doesn't score all the goals. Most just focus on his name.
I will admit that I don't know much about this tournament, but it appears we are not playing at the top level of the U17 tourney since we are in the Premier division and not the Championship?
But also, maybe I am missing something, but the qualifying rules listed seem to not add up. It states the following:
"Teams are divided into three regions and participate in two qualifying events per region. The top two teams in each region after both qualifying events will participate against other international sides for the Championship Division title, while the remaining teams will play for the consolation Premier Division title."
I read that and shouldn't it mean that there would be 6 MLS teams in the Championship division? I am counting 8. And in case it means only US teams, there are 7 US MLS teams in that division (Toronto as the lone Canadian MLS team).
But also, maybe I am missing something, but the qualifying rules listed seem to not add up. It states the following:
"Teams are divided into three regions and participate in two qualifying events per region. The top two teams in each region after both qualifying events will participate against other international sides for the Championship Division title, while the remaining teams will play for the consolation Premier Division title."
I read that and shouldn't it mean that there would be 6 MLS teams in the Championship division? I am counting 8. And in case it means only US teams, there are 7 US MLS teams in that division (Toronto as the lone Canadian MLS team).
