I guess the question many would respond with is, if a particular style and philosophy of play:
1. Produces wins at the younger developmental ages,
2. Produces wins at the intermediate levels,
3. Produces wins at the higher levels of youth soccer,
4. Produces wins at the top levels of college soccer (the most common goal in the sights of youth players looking to advance) and
5. Produces wins against teams trying to play the "right" way...
...then what makes it the "wrong" way to play the game?
Just a little devil's advocate, I suppose.
