My son’s first game on a travel soccer team. He was just a tad bit younger, but still fierce.
Posted Sep 3, 2021, 3:55 AM UTC
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He was great at drawing fouls as he was elbow height, and would bounce off the other kids. Pretty comical actually.
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What’s ‘travel soccer?’ Is this an American term in unfamiliar with?
The terms “travel” “club” and “select” are often used to describe teams that kids tryout for, as opposed to recreational teams where anyone can play.
Ahhh, yeah we call that ‘representative football.’
Well congrats to your boy on making the team!
In the US as long as you have money, there is a team that has a spot for you.
Very true
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