I think the bottom line to this is...If Cesa's motive was to pull the elite players out of Columbia's clubs..then they should stay home.If the motive was to enhance soccer for everyone in the Colunbia area..then SCYSA should embrace this.The fact that they were partnering with CRSA leans me more to the assumption that the motive was to enhance soocer in the Columbia area.We get caught up with US and THEM instead of doing what's best for soccer in the state of South Carolina...Until as a state..we get by this.I do not see US moving forward as a state...I guess I need to check with the STATE first before my kids go out for the BRIDGE.Maybe our kids would bene fit more if they played soccer in uniforms that had no club names on them...
Bridge FA...No need to talk.I understand your position.It's just my opinion that MPSC and CUSC are not willing to join an alliance that leaves rec and classic players out of the fold.Why would a club want to give up part of it's membership to another club?I thought the idea is to grow and prosper.I guess the real question is Summerville going to offer Challenge teams now after the STATE's ruling
