rainbow_unicorn
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That's fine if Galaxy wants to get out of the business of youth soccer...but it's not like they were sinking that much of their resources into the alliances in the first place. Remember, it was the alliance clubs who were paying Galaxy for the name.Actually- It looks to me like the LA Galaxy MLS team does have a plan. That plan is to get out of the business of Youth Soccer and to work on their professional team and academy.
Why put the effort towards youth leagues when you should be focusing on the pro side of things?
Why alienate some fans who might have had a bad experience playing with or against a LA Galaxy Youth affiliate team?
Why alienate some coaches who aren't part of the "LA Galaxy Youth Franchise" family.
If they were smart, they'd be reaching out to all clubs across So Cal and offering up programs to grow their brand and to give all players and coaches a taste of what a professional soccer organization is like. They can run camps and clinics all the time. And now there isn't the "threat" to competing youth clubs that the Galaxy affiliates will be trying to gobble up teams/players/coaches.
I highly doubt that LA Galaxy will be reaching out and making any impact with So Cal area clubs. They'll just continue to offer their expensive camps and that's about it.