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Let's keep an open mind about this...There are only so many coaches to go around..And I do not see anyone coming from Greenville to operate this deal..Let's keep the glass half full instead of half empty..

always right, my point exactly.

ahscoach, do you have any idea as to what the parent fees support and do not support with cesa? there isn't a club around here that offers what cesa offers for the players. on cesa's end, it is very transparent. just go onto the website and there is a financial chart to view.

bear, plan b, or the equivalent,is all they have had down there in the first place.

coach kevin, i could be wrong, but i would doubt that any coach that tries to resolve a club issue on a meesage board with parents would not be involved in plan a.

I can only speak to what LCSC offers. We offer separate keeper training, academy sessions, regular training sessions, speed and agility training, etc. as part of our club fees. I know that CESA is one of the most expensive clubs around SC. That is in no way a knock on them...just a fact. They are a great challenge/premier level club.

loc dog, wow!

"i would doubt that any coach that tries to resolve a club issue on a meesage [sic] board with parents would not be involved in plan a"

i am trying to figure that one out - just not sure if you really meant to throw in that second negative or not.

did you mean to say something like "i doubt that any coach who tries to resolve club issues with parents on a message board would be involved in plan a" ?

and when you say that "all they have had down there in the first place" is plan b (or the equivalent), are you saying that the lowcountry (MPSC, Bridge FA, SSC, Charleston United, etc.) has never had, or worked from, a "plan a" ?

(i mention plan a instead of plan b, because nobody here has actually listed a plan b yet)

cht, i bet you didn't see bridge collapse either.

ahscoach, who does the training for these programs?

dave, excuse the double negative. you obviously got the point. what is currently going on surely can't be "plan a" - 3-4 different clubs.

loc dog, which bridge collapsed? i know the bridges in our state are in poor shape, and i don't watch the news on tv or read the paper very often, but i missed any recent bridge collapses.

you just keep conducting the band

loc dog, that's what i thought you were saying - just wanted to clarify.

and i believe the lowcountry HAS had a plan "a" for many years. the problem is that somebody ran the plan through a shredder before it got passed around, and each club only got individual slivers of it.

yikes! i was almost keeping up with you til that last one.