Women's National Teams
Discussion about the Canadian Women's National Teams and Players, USL W-League, CIS, CCAA, provincial leagues, etc.
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Aperfect scenerio would a a team in Halifax , Moncton , St Johns Nfld , and Charlotown PEI -
By top cheese · Posted
Moncton could draw from PEI as well. Considering they already have a soccer-specific stadium its a no-brainer. -
Thanks for clarifying. I won't claim to understand the soccer scene around Montreal, but there are loads of players from that region that have played for Pacific and other CPL teams. If they're not good enough to play semi pro in the region then it's a hugely untapped market. Nothing I've seen suggests that though -
this is pro soccer...career is what 5 years? for some 1-2 years...come on now...you offer a pro contract to a late teens to mid twenties quebec player to go play in winnipeg hes not refusing that -
By Ally McCoist · Posted
He'll find more success as a club promoter than a football player tbh. Wish him well.
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